Funding Rounds Tracker: Recently Funded Companies (SEC Form D)

Find US companies that just raised money, days after they tell the SEC and often before any press release. This Funding Rounds Tracker reads SEC Form D filings and gives you a clean list of recently funded companies for sales prospecting, investor research and market monitoring.

Investment funds, SPVs, real estate project entities and filings with nothing raised yet are filtered out by default, so you get companies you can actually sell to. You pay only for companies returned: filings that fail your filters are free.

What you get for each funded company

Field	What it is
company, cik	The company's legal name and SEC ID
amountRaised	Total amount sold so far, in USD, as reported
offeringSize	Size of the whole offering in USD. Empty when the filing says "Indefinite"
amountRemaining	Amount still to be sold, in USD
investorCount	How many investors have already invested
minimumInvestment	Smallest investment accepted, in USD
industry	The industry group chosen on Form D, such as Technology or Biotechnology
yearFounded, foundedWithinFiveYears	Founding year when the filing gives one
entityType	Corporation, LLC and so on
revenueRange	Revenue band, when not declined
securities, exemptions	What was sold (equity, debt, options) and the exemption claimed
firstSaleDate, filedAt	Date of first sale and date of filing
street, city, state, zip, phone	The company's address and phone number on the filing
secUrl	The original filing on sec.gov

Names of executives and directors are not included.

How to find recently funded companies

• Seed-stage software in California: set industryKeywords to technology, states to CA, maxAmountRaised to 3000000 and turn on foundedWithinFiveYearsOnly.
• Rounds over $10 million last month: set daysBack to 30 and minAmountRaised to 10000000.
• A weekly list of new rounds: set a monitorName such as weekly-fintech and schedule the Actor. Each run returns and charges only for filings it has not returned before.

Example output

{
  "company": "Acme Robotics, Inc.",
  "cik": "2163169",
  "filedAt": "2026-10-30",
  "industry": "Technology",
  "amountRaised": 2500000,
  "offeringSize": 5000000,
  "investorCount": 7,
  "yearFounded": 2024,
  "firstSaleDate": "2026-10-01",
  "city": "AUSTIN",
  "state": "TX",
  "phone": "5125550100",
  "secUrl": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2163169/000216316926000001/primary_doc.xml"
}

What this funding data can and cannot tell you

• Form D covers US private placements under Regulation D. Companies that raise money another way, or file late or not at all, do not appear, so this is not a complete list of startup funding.
• A few filers are based outside the US; their state holds an SEC country code such as A1.
• Amounts are what the company reported, and they can be cumulative across a round.
• Telling operating companies from investment vehicles uses Form D's own industry group plus name patterns. It is good, not perfect, so a few vehicles may get through. Turn on includeInvestmentVehicles and includeNotYetRaised to see everything. Duplicate filings of the same round are returned once.
• Some small companies list a founder's or lawyer's phone number or address. Follow the anti-spam and privacy laws that apply where you do outreach.

Pricing

Pay per event: $0.02 per company returned ($20 per 1,000 companies), with 10-30% off on paid Apify plans, plus a tiny start fee of $0.00005. Filings that fail your filters cost nothing. maxCompanies caps your cost; the default of 25 costs about $0.50. Apify's free monthly credit covers a first test.

Questions

Is the data legal to use? It comes from public SEC filings on sec.gov, read within the SEC's fair-access limits. How you use it for outreach is your responsibility.

Found a wrong company or a filing that was parsed badly? Open an issue on the Issues tab with the secUrl and it will be looked at.