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Leads for companies that sell to newly funded startups
A company that just closed a funding round is about to hire, buy software, set up payroll and banking, and lease space. In the US, most private raises are reported to the SEC on Form D within 15 days of the first sale.
The startup funding leads list turns new Form D filings into a daily spreadsheet: company, industry, amount raised, year founded, business address and phone.
Why public records work for this
- Form D filings are public the day they are filed, often before any press coverage.
- Amount raised, amount remaining and number of investors show the size and stage of the round.
- Industry and year-founded filters let you skip funds and old companies and keep real startups.
Lists to start with
| List | Why it fits |
|---|---|
| Startup funding leads | New SEC Form D filings with amount raised, industry, year founded and business address. |
| New business leads (all lists) | Brand-new LLCs and corporations by state, for even earlier-stage companies. |
A simple weekly workflow
- Set the states and industries you sell into, and a minimum offering amount.
- Keep the pooled-fund filter on so hedge, PE and real estate funds are dropped.
- Run a 1 to 7 day window daily and dedupe on the SEC accession number.
- Push new companies to your CRM and reach out while the round is fresh.
Free to try: every list has a free sample CSV, and Apify's free plan ($5 a month in credit, no credit card) covers 1,600 to 5,500 records a month depending on the list.
Frequently asked questions
Are founder or executive names included?
No. The tool outputs companies only. Executive, director and promoter names from the filing are never included.
Is SEC EDGAR data free to use?
Yes. EDGAR filings are public U.S. government records.
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