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Colorado Business Entity Scraper

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Colorado Business Entity Scraper

Colorado Business Entity Scraper

Search and extract Colorado business entity records (LLCs, corporations, partnerships) with registered agent contacts from the Colorado Secretary of State open data registry.

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Colorado Business Entity Scraper

Colorado Business Entity Scraper

Extract business entity records with registered agent contacts from the Colorado Secretary of State registry, covering over 3 million Colorado companies.

Apify Coverage Maintained Output

15 fields
per record
Colorado, USA
3M+ entities
JSON / CSV / Excel
output formats
Updated
2026-06-27

What you get

Each record is one registered Colorado business entity, with its identity, registration status, formation date, both postal addresses and the registered agent contact, so you can build B2B lead lists, enrich CRM data, run due diligence, or track newly formed companies.

  • entityId: the Colorado Secretary of State entity ID number
  • entityName: the registered legal name of the entity
  • entityStatus: registration status (Good Standing, Delinquent, Voluntarily Dissolved, Revoked, and so on)
  • entityType: the source entity-type code (DLLC, DPC, DNC, and so on)
  • entityTypeLabel: the human-readable entity type (for example "Domestic Limited Liability Company")
  • formationDate: the date the entity was formed (YYYY-MM-DD)
  • entityStatusDate: the effective date of the current status when Colorado records it in the name suffix (for example the delinquency date); null when not present
  • jurisdiction: the jurisdiction of formation (usually CO, or the home state/country for foreign entities)
  • principalAddress: the principal office address (street, city, state, zip, country)
  • mailingAddress: the principal mailing address when different from the office
  • registeredAgentName: the registered agent, a person or an organization (high-value contact)
  • registeredAgentAddress: the registered agent's principal address (street, city, state, zip, country)
  • registeredAgentMailingAddress: the registered agent's mailing address when provided
  • observedAt: when this record was last seen by the scraper

Who is it for

Use caseWho benefits
Build B2B lead lists of Colorado companies and their agentsSales and marketing teams
Monitor newly formed LLCs and corporationsService providers, agencies, fintechs
Due diligence and KYB on a counterpartyCompliance, legal, lending teams
Enrich CRM records with official registration dataRevOps and data teams
Registered-agent and competitive market researchRegistered-agent firms, analysts

Frequently Asked Questions

Which entities does this cover?
It covers the full Colorado Secretary of State business entity registry, over 3 million domestic and foreign LLCs, corporations, partnerships, cooperatives and associations. Each record includes the registered agent contact when the state has one on file.

How many records can I pull in one run?
You set the limit with the Max items input. Small lookups return in a single request, and large runs page through the dataset automatically. The source is the official Colorado open data registry, so multi-thousand-record runs are practical; supply your own free Socrata app token in the input to lift the public rate limit on very large jobs.

How do I filter results?
Use the Search text field for a free-text match across the name, agent and addresses (for example "consulting" or "brewing"), then narrow with the entity status, entity type, and "formed on or after / before" date filters. You can also sort by newest or oldest formation date to track recent registrations.

Why is entityStatusDate sometimes empty?
Colorado does not expose a dedicated status-date column. When the state appends the effective date to the entity name (for example "ACME LLC, Delinquent May 1, 2016") the scraper parses it into entityStatusDate; entities in Good Standing have no such suffix, so the field is null.

What happens when a field is missing for an entity?
Fields that the registry does not hold for a given entity, such as a separate mailing address or an organization-type agent, are returned as null rather than guessed. If a request fails the record carries an error message and the run continues.

Example use cases

Ready-to-run example tasks, each preconfigured for a common scenario. Open one and press run, or use it as a template:

  • Colorado Active Tech Companies: Export Colorado technology companies in good standing with agent name and address for verified B2B prospecting.
  • Colorado Cannabis Companies: Find registered Colorado cannabis companies with status, formation date and registered agent contact details.
  • Colorado New LLC Leads: Pull newly formed Colorado consulting LLCs with registered agent name and address for fresh B2B sales leads.

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This actor is an independent tool and has no affiliation with the Colorado Secretary of State. It only accesses data that is publicly available on the platform. Use it in accordance with the Colorado Secretary of State's terms of service.