SEC Form D New Private Raises Feed

Use it to get a daily list of US companies and funds that just raised private money, straight from SEC Form D filings.

Cost: $40 per 1,000 filings delivered. Filings your filters remove are free, and a default run (10 filings) costs at most about $0.40.

Why this one

• The whole form, parsed reliably. Amounts offered and sold, minimum investment, investor count, exemptions in readable labels, security types, commissions and fees. Amendments, Indefinite offerings, weekends and holidays are all handled without failing the run.
• Official EDGAR data, used politely. It sends your own contact details as the SEC requires and stays under its rate limit.
• No personal data. Executive names and home addresses are never output.

Sample output (real run, filings dated Oct 13, 2026):

issuerName	city, state	industryGroup	totalOfferingAmount	totalAmountSold	investors
3LP Hill Valley Madison MM 1 LLC	Milwaukee, WI	Other Real Estate	$11,363,000	$10,720,000	20
A.G.P. Alternative Investment QP Fund LLC - Series 9	New York, NY	Pooled Investment Fund	$25,000,000	$11,285,900	109
ATJustice, PBC	Pittsburgh, PA	Other	$500,000	$360,000	12

A structured daily feed of new private securities offerings, parsed from the SEC's own EDGAR filings.

Every company or fund raising privately in the United States under Regulation D files a Form D with the SEC within 15 days of its first sale. This Actor reads EDGAR's official daily index, pulls each Form D, and turns it into a clean row: who is raising, where they are, what industry, how much they are offering, how much they have already sold, the minimum cheque, the exemption claimed, and how many investors are in.

No personal data. Form D also lists executives and directors by name and home address. This Actor never outputs any of it. See What is deliberately excluded.

What it does

• Official source, no scraping. Reads https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/daily-index/…/form.YYYYMMDD.idx and each filing's primary_doc.xml. Public domain government data, no login, no HTML parsing.
• Respects SEC fair access. The EDGAR policy requires automated clients to declare themselves with a reachable contact address and caps traffic at 10 requests per second. This Actor sends a User-Agent built from your contact details, supplied through input, and is rate-limited to 7 requests/second by default with no burst allowance. There is no email address compiled into the Actor.
• Parses the whole form. Issuer identity and entity type, industry group, fund type, revenue or NAV band, exemption codes (expanded into readable labels), security types, offering and sold amounts, minimum investment, investor count, commissions and finders' fees.
• Handles the awkward parts. Amendments (D/A), offerings declared Indefinite rather than as a number, first sales that have not happened yet, and weekends and federal holidays where EDGAR publishes no index at all.
• Filters server-side-ish. State, industry, entity type, exemption, offering size and amount sold, all applied after parsing, with the run summary recording how many filings each filter removed.

What is deliberately excluded

Form D's relatedPersonsList names executives and directors and frequently includes their home addresses. It is public, but it is still personal data about identifiable individuals. This Actor does not emit it, and that is not configurable.

Never output:

• relatedPersonsList — related-person names, addresses and relationship notes
• signatureBlock — signatory name, name of signer and signature title
• primaryIssuer.issuerAddress.street1 / street2 / zipCode
• primaryIssuer.issuerPhoneNumber
• salesCompensationList recipient names, CRD numbers and addresses — only a count is published as salesCompensationRecipientCount

The issuer's city and state are published. Those describe the issuing entity, are needed for the state filter, and are the standard geography field for this dataset. The street address is not.

The same exclusion list is written into every run's RUN_SUMMARY as omittedPersonalDataFields, so it is auditable rather than implicit, and it is asserted by the test suite against both fixtures and live filings.

Input

Minimum viable input:

{
  "contactEmail": "data-team@your-company.example"
}

That returns up to 10 filings (the default maxFilings), newest day first, from the last seven days, for at most about $0.40. Raise maxFilings to get everything in the window. A daily scheduled feed of venture-scale raises:

{
  "contactEmail": "data-team@your-company.example",
  "organizationName": "Your Company LLC",
  "startDate": "2026-10-18",
  "endDate": "2026-10-19",
  "includeAmendments": false,
  "industryGroups": ["Technology", "Biotechnology", "Health Care"],
  "minAmountSold": 1000000
}

California 506(c) offerings over $5M:

{
  "contactEmail": "data-team@your-company.example",
  "startDate": "2026-10-01",
  "endDate": "2026-10-19",
  "states": ["CA"],
  "exemptions": ["06c"],
  "minOfferingAmount": 5000000,
  "includeIndefiniteOfferings": false
}

Key settings

Field	Default	Notes
contactEmail	—	Required to fetch filings. Sent in the User-Agent, as the SEC requires. Use a monitored address. If you leave it empty, the run makes no SEC requests, charges no filings, and returns one row (errorKind: "missing_contact_email") explaining what to add.
organizationName	—	Also sent in the User-Agent, in front of the Actor name.
startDate / endDate	last 7 days	YYYY-MM-DD, inclusive. Weekends and holidays are skipped automatically.
includeAmendments	true	D/A filings report updated totals for an existing offering.
states	—	Two-character EDGAR codes (CA, NY, X1).
industryGroups	—	Case-insensitive substring match (Technology, Pooled Investment Fund).
exemptions	—	06b = Rule 506(b), 06c = Rule 506(c), 05 = Rule 504, 3C.x = fund exclusions.
minOfferingAmount / maxOfferingAmount / minAmountSold	—	USD. Indefinite offerings are governed by includeIndefiniteOfferings, not by these.
requestsPerSecond	7	The SEC ceiling is 10. The default leaves room for retries.
maxFilings	10	Filings delivered after your filters, newest day first. Keeps a first run at about $0.40 or less. EDGAR sees roughly 100–350 Form D filings on a typical business day, so raise it (e.g. 350) to get a full day. With filters, up to 100 filings are scanned per filing requested (minimum 500); filtered-out filings are free.

Output

One row per filing:

{
  "issuerName": "12024 National Blvd Holdings LLC",
  "cik": "0002160256",
  "cikNumber": 2160256,
  "entityType": "Limited Liability Company",
  "jurisdictionOfIncorporation": "DELAWARE",
  "yearOfIncorporation": "2026",
  "incorporatedWithinFiveYears": true,
  "issuerCity": "IRVINE",
  "issuerStateOrCountry": "CA",
  "issuerStateOrCountryDescription": "CALIFORNIA",
  "industryGroup": "Residential",
  "revenueRange": "Decline to Disclose",
  "submissionType": "D",
  "isAmendment": false,
  "dateOfFirstSale": "2026-10-13",
  "offeringDurationOverOneYear": false,
  "securityTypes": ["Equity"],
  "federalExemptions": ["06b"],
  "exemptionLabels": ["Securities Act Rule 506(b)"],
  "minimumInvestmentAccepted": 50000,
  "totalOfferingAmount": 805555,
  "totalAmountSold": 805555,
  "totalRemaining": 0,
  "percentSold": 100,
  "hasNonAccreditedInvestors": false,
  "totalNumberAlreadyInvested": 11,
  "salesCommissionsUsd": 0,
  "findersFeesUsd": 0,
  "salesCompensationRecipientCount": 0,
  "filingDate": "2026-10-16",
  "accessionNumber": "0002160256-26-000003",
  "filingIndexUrl": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2160256/000216025626000003/0002160256-26-000003-index.htm",
  "primaryDocumentUrl": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2160256/000216025626000003/primary_doc.xml",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-10-19T01:39:16.402Z"
}

A fund with an indefinite offering looks like this instead:

{
  "issuerName": "Harbour Line Capital Fund II LP",
  "entityType": "Limited Partnership",
  "industryGroup": "Pooled Investment Fund",
  "investmentFundType": "Venture Capital Fund",
  "aggregateNetAssetValueRange": "$25,000,000 - $50,000,000",
  "submissionType": "D/A",
  "isAmendment": true,
  "totalOfferingAmountIsIndefinite": true,
  "totalAmountSold": 41250000,
  "totalNumberAlreadyInvested": 63,
  "securityTypes": ["Equity", "Pooled investment fund interests"],
  "exemptionLabels": ["Securities Act Rule 506(b)", "Investment Company Act Section 3(c)", "Section 3(c)(1)"]
}

The dataset ships three views: New raises, Deal terms and Funds.

Use cases

• VC and PE deal sourcing. A daily list of companies that just started raising, filtered to your sectors and geography, with the amount and investor count.
• "They just raised" sales triggers. Newly funded companies buy software. Filter by state and industry and route straight into your CRM.
• Fintech and lender lead generation. Entity type, jurisdiction, offering size and whether non-accredited investors are involved.
• Fund tracking. Filter to Pooled Investment Fund and watch new vehicles and their NAV bands appear.
• Market research and journalism. Aggregate raise counts and amounts by state, industry or exemption over any date range.

Limits and things to know

• A contact email is mandatory to fetch filings. The SEC's fair-access policy requires it, and EDGAR blocks traffic it cannot trace. Placeholder and malformed addresses are rejected by input validation. With no address at all, the run makes no SEC requests, charges no filings, and finishes with one guidance row (errorKind: "missing_contact_email").
• Form D is self-reported. Issuers fill it in themselves. Amounts, industry group and investor counts are their claims, not audited figures.
• A Form D is not always a venture round. Real-estate syndications, funds and SPVs file Form D too. Use industryGroups and entityTypes to narrow it.
• Filings arrive within 15 days of first sale, so dateOfFirstSale can be meaningfully earlier than filingDate.
• Amendments restate the same offering. With includeAmendments: true, one raise can appear several times across dates. Deduplicate on cik plus accessionNumber prefix, or set includeAmendments: false.
• No index on weekends, federal holidays or future dates. EDGAR answers those with HTTP 403 rather than 404; the Actor reports them as unavailable days in the run summary, not as errors.
• Today's index appears after EDGAR's daily dissemination finishes. An early-morning run can legitimately find nothing for today.
• Rate limit is a hard ceiling. Raising requestsPerSecond to 10 removes the retry margin under the SEC's published cap.

Pricing events

Event	Price	Charged when
Actor start	$0.00005	Once per run (per GB of memory).
filing	$0.04 ($40 per 1,000)	One Form D filing was written to the dataset.

Examples: a default run (maxFilings 10) costs at most about $0.40. A full business day of roughly 100–350 filings, unfiltered, costs about $4–$14; filters cut that, because only delivered filings are charged. A run without a contact email returns one guidance row and costs only the start fee.

Filings removed by your state, industry, exemption or offering-size filters were downloaded and parsed, but you did not ask to receive them, so they are not charged. Rows describing a filing that could not be parsed are not charged either.

When the run reaches your maximum total charge it stops cleanly: it writes the filings it could pay for and records the reason in RUN_SUMMARY rather than failing. RUN_SUMMARY.charging shows the units of work performed next to the units actually billed.

FAQ

Why do I need to enter a contact email?

The SEC's EDGAR fair-access policy requires automated clients to identify themselves. The Actor sends your address in the request header and nothing else. Without it, the run makes no SEC requests, charges nothing for filings and returns one guidance row explaining what to add.

How do I get a daily feed of new raises?

Schedule the Actor once a day (Console > Schedules) with your filters, such as states and industry groups. Each run reads the latest EDGAR daily index, and you pay only for the filings that pass your filters.

Is every Form D a startup funding round?

No. Real-estate syndications, pooled funds and SPVs file Form D too. Use industryGroups and entityTypes to keep only the kinds of issuers you care about.

Does it include founders' or executives' names?

No. Form D lists related persons by name and often home address. This Actor never outputs them, by design.

Can I send new filings to my CRM or Slack?

Yes. Use Apify's integrations (Slack, Google Sheets, Zapier, Make, n8n, webhooks) or the API to forward each scheduled run's dataset.

Feedback

This Actor is new and actively maintained. If a run fails, a field is missing, or a result looks wrong, please open an issue on the Issues tab with the run ID. We read and reply to every issue, and suggestions for new filters or fields are very welcome.