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New on NexGenData — July 2026: 15 Public-Data APIs, Grouped and Explained

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Every month NexGenData ships new public-data APIs — clean, structured feeds built on top of official and public sources so you don’t have to build and maintain scrapers yourself. This is the July 2026 roundup: fifteen new tools, grouped by what they’re for, with a plain explanation of the data behind each one, who actually buys it, and what you get back. Everything here is pay-per-use on Apify — you pay for records returned, not a seat or a subscription — and every feed is built from a named, official source you can audit.

We publish these as one deep page per month rather than a stream of one-line announcements, because a roundup you can actually read and search is more useful than a feed you scroll past. If you’re evaluating a data source, the fastest path is to open its store page, read the input/output schema, and run it once — each link below goes straight there.

Government & regulatory data

These eight feeds turn slow, scattered government portals into queryable JSON. The common thread: the data is public and authoritative, but the official sites are built for one-off human lookups, not for pulling a filtered slice into a spreadsheet, a CRM, or an AI agent. That gap is the product.

FEC Campaign Finance Records

Searches the official FEC (openFEC) database of US federal campaign contributions by donor name, employer, state, or recipient committee. Each record carries the amount, date, contributor occupation and the committee that received it. It’s built for investigative journalists tracing where political money comes from, compliance and KYC teams enriching due-diligence checks with public donation history, and policy researchers mapping a sector’s giving. → View FEC Campaign Finance Records on Apify

Nonprofit Records — IRS 990 Financials

Searches US nonprofits and pulls their IRS Form 990 financials — revenue, expenses, assets, net assets — by topic, state, or EIN, sourced from official IRS filings via ProPublica’s Nonprofit Explorer. Fundraisers use it to build prospect lists by cause and geography; grantmakers use it to vet an organization’s finances before writing a check; advisors use it to enrich a CRM with EIN and headline numbers. → View Nonprofit Records — IRS 990 Financials on Apify

Medicare Provider Records — CMS Doctor Data

Searches 2.8M+ Medicare-enrolled physicians and clinicians from the official CMS Doctors & Clinicians dataset by state, specialty, and city. Each record includes the NPI, credentials, primary and secondary specialties, practice address, and phone. Medtech and pharma sales teams use it for territory planning; healthcare recruiters use it to source candidates by specialty and location. → View Medicare Provider Records — CMS Doctor Data on Apify

Consumer Product Recall & Safety Intelligence

Tracks US consumer product recalls from official CPSC data — the product, the hazard, injuries reported, and the manufacturers and retailers involved. Marketplaces and retailers use it to automatically flag and delist recalled SKUs; product-liability attorneys use it to build case files; compliance teams monitor a category for new recalls. → View Consumer Product Recall & Safety Intelligence on Apify

NHTSA Vehicle Safety — Recalls & Complaints

Pulls the full safety history of any US vehicle — NHTSA recalls plus owner complaints (crashes, fires, injuries, deaths) — by make, model, and year. Lemon-law and personal-injury attorneys use it to build a safety dossier; auto insurers and underwriters enrich risk models; dealers check a model’s history. → View NHTSA Vehicle Safety — Recalls & Complaints on Apify

US Legislation & Bill Tracker

Tracks US federal legislation from official Congress data — bills by topic, keyword, sponsor, or status, with sponsor party and state, the bill’s timeline, and enacted public-law numbers. Lobbyists and public-affairs teams monitor bills on a topic or from a given sponsor; policy researchers feed it into intelligence dashboards. → View US Legislation & Bill Tracker on Apify

US Federal Grant Opportunities

Turns Grants.gov into a clean JSON feed of federal grant opportunities — search by keyword, filter by status (posted, forecasted, closed) and by agency. Grant writers and bid/capture teams run a daily watch for new opportunities; nonprofits, universities, and government suppliers filter to the agencies they work with. → View US Federal Grant Opportunities on Apify

Federal Reserve Bank Enforcement Actions

A feed of Federal Reserve enforcement actions — consent orders, civil money penalties, and cease-and-desist orders against banks and individuals — with effective and termination dates. Bank compliance and AML/BSA teams monitor enforcement against counterparties and peers; fintech legal teams track the Fed’s enforcement trends. → View Federal Reserve Bank Enforcement Actions on Apify

Financial markets & filings

These four feeds sit closer to the market. The value is turning primary sources — SEC EDGAR’s XBRL data, SRO Reg SHO files, on-chain DEX data, FDA and trial registries — into something an analyst or a model can consume directly, without a terminal subscription.

Company Financial Fundamentals — SEC XBRL

Pulls standardized company fundamentals straight from SEC XBRL data on EDGAR. Query by ticker for specific metrics, or pull one metric across every filer for a period ("frames"). Each record ties the value to the company, ticker, CIK, XBRL concept, fiscal period, filing form, and a link back to the filing. Analysts and quants build screens; fintech builders get clean fundamentals without a Bloomberg subscription. → View Company Financial Fundamentals — SEC XBRL on Apify

Reg SHO Threshold Securities Tracker

Tracks the Reg SHO threshold-securities list from SEC EDGAR — the daily list of stocks with persistent failures-to-deliver — as parsed, source-linked JSON. Short-selling and squeeze analysts monitor which names hit the list day to day; market-structure researchers screen for persistent FTDs. → View Reg SHO Threshold Securities Tracker on Apify

Crypto Token & DEX Intelligence

Live multi-chain token and DEX-pair data from Dexscreener — price, liquidity, 24h volume, market cap, plus feeds of the newest and trending tokens, filterable by chain and minimum liquidity. Traders and quant desks screen new tokens above a liquidity floor; bots consume live price and liquidity per pair. → View Crypto Token & DEX Intelligence on Apify

FDA Pharma Pipeline Tracker

Tracks biotech catalysts in one feed — clinical-trial readouts, FDA drug approvals, and recalls — combining official ClinicalTrials.gov and openFDA data. Biotech investors build a catalyst calendar for a watchlist; competitive-intel teams monitor a therapeutic area for approvals and recalls. → View FDA Pharma Pipeline Tracker on Apify

Business & competitive intelligence

The last three are about knowing what other companies are doing — who just raised, what competitors are advertising, and what customers are saying about rival software.

UK Startup Funding Tracker — Companies House SH01

Detects UK funding rounds from Companies House SH01 (return of allotment) filings — the statutory record a company files when it issues new shares, i.e. raises money — often on the public record before the press covers it. VCs and angels source deals; sales teams prospect newly funded startups; recruiters target companies about to scale. → View UK Startup Funding Tracker — Companies House SH01 on Apify

Google Ads Transparency — Competitor Ad Intelligence

Pulls any advertiser’s live and historical ads from Google’s public Ads Transparency Center — across Search, Display, and YouTube — with format, first/last shown dates, regions, impression ranges, and preview and destination URLs. No login required, and it can deliver straight to Notion or Supabase. Competitive-intel and growth teams audit a rival’s entire ad library; brand-protection teams watch for impersonation. → View Google Ads Transparency — Competitor Ad Intelligence on Apify

Capterra Review Firehose — B2B Software Reviews

A daily feed of new Capterra and TrustRadius reviews for any SaaS product you track — filter by date and rating, optionally include the reviewer profile, pay per review. Product and competitive-intel teams monitor sentiment; sales teams surface fresh negative reviews of a competitor as displacement leads. → View Capterra Review Firehose — B2B Software Reviews on Apify

How these fit together

Most of these feeds are designed to be composed. A due-diligence workflow might combine FEC contributions, IRS 990 financials, and Fed enforcement actions on the same entity. A biotech desk might pair the FDA Pharma Pipeline Tracker with SEC fundamentals. A sales team might chain the UK Startup Funding Tracker into Capterra review monitoring to find newly funded companies unhappy with an incumbent tool. Because every feed returns clean JSON and prices per record, you can wire several together in one pipeline and only pay for what each returns.

Each link above goes to the tool’s Apify store page, where you’ll find the full input and output schema and can run it once against your own query before committing to anything. Next month’s roundup will cover the following batch — one page, same format.

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