Form D Scraper — Startup Funding Leads from SEC Form D, No Key
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Form D funding rounds as clean company data: every private raise filed with the SEC (Form D and D/A from EDGAR): issuer, state, industry, amounts offered and sold, investors. Daily feed of newly funded companies. No API key, 3 rows free. Unofficial; not affiliated with or endorsed by the SEC.
How many calendar days back from today (or from 'Date to') to cover. The SEC publishes one index per business day, so 3 days usually means 2–3 indexes and roughly 550–850 filings; 7 days about 1,000–1,400 (about 280 per business day). Ignored when 'Date from' or 'Latest filing days' is set. Maximum 92.
The N most recent days the SEC published an index for, whatever the weekend or holiday gap (1 = the latest business day; a Monday run still gets Friday). Default 2. Overrides Days back; ignored when Date from is set.
First filing date to include (YYYY-MM-DD). Overrides 'Days back'. The window is capped at 92 days.
Last filing date to include (YYYY-MM-DD). Defaults to today; a later date counts as today.
"New Form D only" excludes the D/A amendments (about 40% of filings): an issuer that updates the amount sold no longer re-fires as a new round in a daily feed. "Amendments only" gives the rounds still filling up. Filtered-out filings are never charged.
Maximum number of filings to return, newest day first. Default 50 for a fast, cheap first run; raise it for full pulls. You are charged only for filings delivered.
On (default): open each filing's structured XML and add location, industry, amounts, investors and dates (one extra 'detail' event per filing). Off: only what the daily index carries — form type, issuer name, CIK, filing date and links — which is cheaper and faster.
Remember which filings were already delivered (per 'State key') and return only new ones. Use with a daily schedule to get a clean feed of new funding rounds.
Name of the memory used by 'Only new filings'. Left as 'default', every saved Task gets its own memory automatically. Type a name to share one memory between schedules on purpose.
Only matters if an incremental run stops with 'state store unavailable'. Off (default): such a run stops before anything is charged. On: the run continues without memory, i.e. it delivers and charges every filing in the window again.
