Live feed of U.S. companies raising Series A and B capital — pulled from SEC Form D filings within 24-72 hours of filing, typically 7-14 days ahead of Crunchbase Pro’s listing lag.
Fresh-funded companies — those within 60 days of closing a Series A or B — convert on cold outbound at 4-7× the rate of comparable un-funded companies. The intuitive reason: a founder who just raised $5M has an 18-month runway and a hiring + tooling list to burn through. Hit them in week 2 post-raise and you’re in their early evaluation set; week 30 and they’ve standardized on a competitor. This page closes the gap between “round closed” and “you know about it.”
This week’s fresh filings
The table below shows the most recent Form D filings, filtered for $2M-$50M raises in U.S. tech sectors. The full feed — daily updates, custom ICP filters, contact-person enrichment, and CSV/JSON/Excel export — runs on the Startup Funding Tracker at $0.003 per filing.
Last updated: 2026-08-17 17:11 UTC — refreshes daily at 13:00 UTC via Startup Funding Tracker actor.
| Filing date | Company | Amount | Round | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-08-17 | Terra Industries | $52,000,000 | Seed | TechCrunch |
| 2026-08-17 | Wispr | $2,000,000,000 | — | TechCrunch |
| 2026-08-16 | Stripe will reportedly acquire AI gateway startup OpenRouter for $7B+ | $7,000,000,000 | — | TechCrunch |
| 2026-08-15 | Every fusion startup that has | $7,100,000,000 | — | TechCrunch |
| 2026-08-14 | Meta’s ‘open’ AI, and a $250M deal gone very wrong | $250,000,000 | — | TechCrunch |
| 2026-08-13 | Investors sue Selena Gomez alleging fraud tied to her mental health startup | $1,200,000 | — | TechCrunch |
| 2026-08-13 | Databricks wanted to | $1,000,000,000 | — | TechCrunch |
| 2026-08-12 | AI coding startup Cognition reportedly already in talks to | $40,000,000,000 | — | TechCrunch |
| 2026-08-12 | Lovable confirms new $13.3B valuation, raises another $400M | $13,300,000,000 | — | TechCrunch |
| 2026-08-12 | Yulu | $93,000,000 | — | TechCrunch |
| 2026-08-11 | General Catalyst leads $1.1B round into 2 | $1,100,000,000 | — | TechCrunch |
Why this beats Crunchbase Pro for fresh-funded outbound
| Feature | NexGenData + this page | Crunchbase Pro | Apollo Funding Filter | PitchBook |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Median lag (round close → listing) | 3-7 days | 11 days | 9 days | 14 days |
| Monthly cost | $30-40 (metered) | $588/seat | $199/seat + platform fee | $2,083+/seat |
| Related Persons (exec officers + board) | Yes — direct from filing | No | Partial | Yes |
| API access | Apify actor — JSON/CSV/Excel | API tier $$$ extra | Native | Enterprise tier |
| Custom ICP filters (round size / industry / geo) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Auth required | Apify token (free tier available) | Per-seat subscription | Per-seat subscription | Enterprise contract |
From signal to sequence — the four-stage workflow
1. Ingest
Pull yesterday’s Form D filings from EDGAR full-text search. The actor handles polite rate-limiting (EDGAR enforces 10 req/sec) and parses the XML to extract issuer name, address, total amount sold, total number of investors, and the full Related Persons list. Typical daily output: 80-150 filings, 15-25 after ICP filtering.
2. Enrich
Form D doesn’t include the company website. Match issuer name + city via the Lead List Enricher to get domain + tech stack + employee count. For founders, cross-reference Related Persons against LinkedIn — senior IC roles at FAANG / Stripe / Datadog / Snowflake within the last 6 months are statistical high-conversion signals.
3. Score
Filter by your ICP: round size (typically $2M-$50M for B2B SaaS outbound), U.S.-incorporated, industry inferred from website fingerprint (filter for SaaS/tech, exclude crypto/cannabis), exec-officer count as team-size proxy (5-200).
4. Sequence
Push qualifying accounts into Apollo / Outreach / Salesloft via their CRUD APIs. Personalization tip: the cold email’s first line should reference the round itself. “Saw [Company] just raised $4M — congrats. You’re probably evaluating [vendor category] right now…” gets 2-3× higher reply rates than generic outbound.
Pricing
This page is free. The underlying actor — Startup Funding Tracker — runs on pay-per-result at $0.003 per filing. A typical SDR team running 30 enriched filings per day spends $30-40/month. That’s a ~90% discount vs Crunchbase Pro for the same daily-funding awareness, with same-day rather than 11-day-lagged data.
Related NexGenData tools
- Private Funding Intelligence — SEC Form D Feed — real-time new US private fundraises (issuer, offering amount, investors, named executives) for VC/PE deal sourcing and B2B outbound
- Startup Funding Tracker — SEC Form D + TechCrunch + YC + Delaware DOC, deduped daily
- SEC Form D Scraper — raw EDGAR feed without enrichment for custom pipelines
- Lead List Enricher — company name to domain + tech stack + employee count at scale
- Company Email Finder — executive officer to verified email address
- Contact Info Scraper — emails + phone numbers from a domain
- Delaware Corporations Search — formation signal 4-8 weeks before Form D filing
- YC Companies Directory — every YC alumnus + current-batch companies
- Tech Stack Detector — qualify by detected technology stack
Frequently asked questions
How fresh is the data?
SEC Form D filings are processed by EDGAR within 24-72 hours of submission. Companies have 15 days post-first-sale to file, so the typical lag from round-close to listing on this page is 3-7 days — versus 11 days median for Crunchbase Pro.
What’s the cost structure?
This page is free to read. The full daily feed with custom ICP filters, contact enrichment, and CSV/JSON/Excel export runs on the Startup Funding Tracker Apify actor at $0.003 per filing — typically $30-40/month for an SDR team running 30 enriched filings/day.
Can I get just U.S. filings, or international too?
SEC Form D covers U.S. issuers exclusively (it’s the Reg-D exemption filing). For international rounds, pair this feed with the TechCrunch Funding Tracker actor or use Crunchbase Pro for the global picture. For pre-seed signal, the Delaware Corporations Search actor catches Stripe Atlas / Clerky / Carta formations 4-8 weeks before the Form D filing.
Does it include Related Persons (executive officers, board members)?
Yes. Form D requires disclosure of every executive officer, director, and 10%+ beneficial owner. The actor extracts the full Related Persons section, which gives you the contact list to outbound to. The Lead List Enricher actor matches those names to verified emails + LinkedIn profiles at scale.
What’s the typical conversion lift on fresh-funded outbound?
Internal data from B2B SaaS companies consistently shows 4-7× higher reply and conversion rates for cold outbound sent within 60 days of a Series A or B close, compared to comparable un-funded targets. The window closes within ~6 months as the capital becomes routine.
How do I filter by industry or round size?
Form D doesn’t include an industry tag directly — you enrich the issuer via website fingerprinting (the Wappalyzer Replacement or Lead List Enricher actors handle this). Round size, state, and total offering amount are native Form D fields. Custom ICP filters are configured in the actor input schema.
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