SEC Form D: who just raised private capital, how much, and who signed
Every company raising money privately in the US files a Form D with the SEC — several hundred land every business day, public and authoritative but as raw XML, one document per deal. The SEC Form D Scraper turns that stream into rows: the issuer (name, HQ, phone, jurisdiction, industry), the offering (amount offered, sold, remaining, security type, first-sale date, investor count) and the related persons — every executive, director and promoter named, with their role and filed title. Straight from SEC EDGAR. No login, no API key.
Who it's for
- Sales teams reaching newly-funded companies while the budget is fresh, with the people named on the filing.
- VC, private-credit and capital-markets coverage building a daily deal feed.
- Researchers listing raises by state and size, or checking a company's filing history.
- AI agents paying per filing over x402.
What you get
| Group | Fields |
|---|---|
| Issuer | Company name, CIK, entity type, jurisdiction, year of incorporation, HQ city/state, phone, industry group, revenue range |
| Offering | totalOfferingAmount, totalAmountSold, totalRemaining, minimum investment, security types, date of first sale, investor count, non-accredited flag |
| People | relatedPersons (name + relationships + title), signedBy, signerTitle |
| Provenance | Form type, filingUrl, source, scrape time |
A real row (2026-10-07): Curiosity Brewing Co LLC, filed 2026-10-07, Massachusetts, offering $900,000 with $245,000 sold and $655,000 remaining, 8 investors, signed by its CEO.
Input
| Input | What it does |
|---|---|
dateFrom / dateTo | Filing date range (YYYY-MM-DD); default the last 7 days |
ciks | Specific companies by CIK number or name (switches to lookup mode; the date range is then ignored) |
state · minOfferingAmount | Issuer's US state (CA or CALIFORNIA) · keep only offerings at least this large (indefinite amounts left out) |
maxResults | Max filings to deliver (default 100; 0 = the 1000-filing ceiling) |
{ "dateFrom": "2026-10-01", "minOfferingAmount": 1000000, "maxResults": 100 }Honest limits
- Form D only — for public-company financials (10-K/10-Q) or SEC enforcement history, use the separate filings; those aren't Form D.
- About 4 in 10 related persons carry a filed job title — the rest have role only, as the filing states;
minOfferingAmountleaves out filings with an indefinite amount. - Roughly 250 new filings a business day, read live from EDGAR as the SEC publishes them; filtered-out and unreadable filings are never billed.
Pricing
Pay per event: per delivered filing, plus the standard Actor start event. Filtered-out and unreadable filings are never billed, and a run that delivers nothing costs nothing. Current prices are on the actor's Pricing tab on Apify.
Catch fresh raises: who raised, how much, in what industry and who signed — a daily Form D deal feed. Exportable to JSON, CSV or Excel.
Open the SEC Form D Scraper →Related
To enrich an issuer with firmographics use the Crunchbase Scraper; for named officers from official registries the Europe Company Officers & Directors; and for startups, the Y Combinator Company Directory.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Form D and why does it matter?
Every company raising money privately in the US files a Form D with the SEC, usually within 15 days of the first sale. Several hundred land every business day — a public, authoritative, fresh signal that a company just raised and has budget.
Do I need a login or API key?
No. The source is SEC EDGAR — official, public-domain and free, with no key, no login and no anti-bot. The Actor reads EDGAR's full-text search to discover filings and each filing's primary_doc.xml for the detail.
Who signs — do I get decision-makers?
Yes. Every executive, director and promoter named on the filing comes in relatedPersons with their role, and about 4 in 10 also carry a filed job title; signedBy and signerTitle name who signed.
How do I filter?
By filing date (dateFrom/dateTo; default the last 7 days), issuer state and minimum offering amount. Or switch to lookup mode by putting company names or CIK numbers in ciks.
When should I use something else?
For public-company financials (10-K/10-Q) or SEC enforcement history — those are separate filings, not Form D.
Using the data lawfully
EDGAR data is in the public domain and the Actor reads only public filings. Rows name real people in a professional role (officers, directors); process that personal data with a lawful basis under applicable law. Not affiliated with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
SEC Form D — fresh private-fundraise filings with amounts and the people who signed. Pay per filing, no API key.
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