IPO Calendar Scraper

Get the US IPO pipeline as clean JSON: upcoming, priced, newly filed and withdrawn deals with ticker, exchange, share price, shares offered and deal value.

No login, no API key, no proxy. The actor reads keyless public JSON, so runs are fast and cheap.

What you get

One row per deal per stage.

Field	Description
ipoStatus	priced, upcoming, filed or withdrawn
symbol	Proposed ticker
companyName	Company name
date	The date that matters for this stage
exchange	Listing venue, e.g. NASDAQ Global
sharePriceUsd	Firm offer price per share. Stays null while the deal is still a marketed range
sharePriceLowUsd / sharePriceHighUsd	The marketed price range, e.g. 16.00 to 18.00. Both equal sharePriceUsd once the deal prices
sharesOffered	Number of shares offered, or null
dealValueUsd	Total raise in USD, or null
pricedDate / expectedPriceDate / filedDate / withdrawDate	Stage dates, whichever apply
dealId	Nasdaq deal identifier, stable across stages
scrapedAt	Run timestamp, ISO 8601

A missing value stays null. It is never reported as 0, because a share price of zero is a different claim from a price Nasdaq has not published yet.

Why filed matters

Most IPO trackers show only what is about to price. A company appears in filed when it submits its registration, often months earlier. That is the early signal, and it is why this actor reads all four stages rather than the two most tools stop at.

Input

Field	Description
dateFrom	Earliest deal date YYYY-MM-DD (default: today)
dateTo	Latest deal date YYYY-MM-DD (default: +30 days, range capped at 12 months)
statuses	Any of priced, upcoming, filed, withdrawn (default: all four)
tickers	Optional watchlist of proposed symbols. Empty = every deal
minDealValueUsd	Skip deals raising less than this, e.g. 50000000
newOnly	Monitor mode: emit only deals not seen in earlier runs
maxRows	Stop after N rows (default 300)

Monitor mode

Set newOnly to true and put the actor on a daily schedule to get a feed of new deals only. A deal is reported again when it changes stage, so a company that files and later prices shows up both times. Quiet days cost nothing.

Example

{ "dateFrom": "2026-08-01", "dateTo": "2026-08-31", "statuses": ["upcoming", "filed"] }

{
  "ipoStatus": "priced",
  "symbol": "THEOU",
  "companyName": "BOA Acquisition Corp. II",
  "date": "2026-08-04",
  "exchange": "NASDAQ Global",
  "sharePriceUsd": 10,
  "sharePriceLowUsd": 10,
  "sharePriceHighUsd": 10,
  "sharesOffered": 12500000,
  "dealValueUsd": 125000000,
  "pricedDate": "2026-08-04",
  "expectedPriceDate": null,
  "filedDate": null,
  "withdrawDate": null,
  "dealId": "1351784-115611",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-08-05T14:40:12.004Z"
}

Who it's for

IPO and small cap traders working the new issue calendar, funds screening the pipeline for upcoming supply, fintech apps and newsletters that display an IPO calendar, and researchers tracking issuance and withdrawal rates over time.

Pricing

Pay per IPO row. The first 2 rows of every run are free so you can validate the output before you pay.

Notes

• Stages fill in over time. A deal in filed has no price or share count until it is ready to go, so those fields stay null until Nasdaq publishes them.
• An upcoming deal is marketed as a price range and only becomes a single number when it prices. That is why sharePriceUsd is null for most upcoming deals while sharePriceLowUsd and sharePriceHighUsd are populated.
• Withdrawn deals are often absent for a given month. An empty stage is reported as no rows, never as a placeholder row.