SEC Form D Fundraising Lead Feed

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Extract fresh private offering leads from SEC Form D filings. Use it for fundraising intelligence, investor services, B2B lead research, financial data pipelines, and scheduled alerts when new private offerings appear in EDGAR.

This Actor is for teams that want structured Form D rows instead of manually opening SEC filings one by one.

It uses public SEC EDGAR filings and does not provide investment advice.

Run This First

Start with a narrow state and industry slice so the result is reviewable:

{
"industryKeywords":["technology","pooled investment fund"],
"states":["CA","NY"],
"minAmountSold":1000000,
"includeAmendments":false,
"maxFilings":30,
"compareToPreviousRun":true,
"snapshotStoreName":"sec-form-d-lead-feed",
"dryRun":false
}

Look first at issuerName, industryGroup, amountSold, investorCount, relatedPeople, sourceFilingUrl, and BUYER_BRIEF. A practical workflow recipe is in docs/workflow-recipes/sec-form-d-fundraising-lead-feed.md in the GitHub repository.

What You Get

Each result is one Form D issuer lead:

• issuer name, CIK, accession number, filing date, and source URLs
• industry group, entity type, jurisdiction, address, state, and phone
• total offering amount, amount sold, remaining amount, and minimum investment
• investor count, first sale date, amendment flag, exemptions, and securities
• related people and roles where Form D provides them
• new or changed flags across scheduled runs

The run also writes key-value outputs:

• RUN_SUMMARY: counts, status, and errors
• LEAD_EXPORT: all emitted lead records
• BUYER_BRIEF: a short Markdown brief with the highest-signal leads
• SLACK_ALERTS: compact alert objects for webhook or chat workflows

Who It Is For

This Actor is a fit when you want a repeatable feed of recently fundraising companies or funds:

• service providers selling to newly funded private issuers
• investor-relations, fund admin, banking, legal, accounting, and compliance teams looking for fresh Form D activity
• B2B researchers enriching private-market datasets
• operators routing new filings into Sheets, HubSpot, Airtable, Make, Zapier, n8n, or internal lead scoring

The useful output is not a raw SEC XML file. It is a lead row with company, offering, amount, geography, people, source links, and enough context to decide whether the filing is worth reviewing.

Input

Run with defaults for a demo. For live results, set dryRun to false.

{
"industryKeywords":["pooled investment fund","technology"],
"states":["CA","NY"],
"minAmountSold":1000000,
"includeAmendments":false,
"maxFilings":25,
"compareToPreviousRun":true,
"dryRun":false
}

Use With n8n, Make, or Zapier

Run the Actor on a schedule and send new lead rows into a spreadsheet, CRM, or research queue. In n8n, Make, or Zapier, wait for the run to finish before fetching dataset items.

Typical workflow:

1. Start with broad filters and export the first dataset to Sheets.
2. Tighten states, industryKeywords, and minAmountSold.
3. Schedule the Actor daily.
4. Route new or changed rows to HubSpot, Airtable, Slack, or an enrichment workflow.

Output

{
"issuerName":"Demo Robotics Inc.",
"filingDate":"2026-05-11",
"industryGroup":"Technology",
"state":"CA",
"totalOfferingAmount":5000000,
"amountSold":1750000,
"investorCount":12,
"phone":"415-555-0100",
"sourceFilingUrl":"https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/...",
"newSinceLastRun":true
}

Why Use This Instead Of SEC Search

SEC search is good for looking up a known filing. This Actor is better for scheduled lead feeds:

• it pulls recent Form D filings into one dataset
• it normalizes issuer, offering, location, and contact fields
• it filters by industry, state, amount sold, and amendments
• it stores snapshots so recurring runs can mark new or changed records
• it works with Apify schedules and webhooks

Pricing

Use pay per event:

• event: form-d-lead
• suggested price: $0.006 per emitted lead
• dry runs free
• first 25 live records free for free-plan users where Apify runtime billing context allows it

Limits

• SEC Form D filings are self-reported and can be amended.
• The Actor inspects recent EDGAR current-feed Form D filings, not the full historical archive.
• Use SEC source links for investment, legal, or compliance decisions.