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Newly funded companies · from SEC Form D

Companies that just raised money, with the people to write to.

Every US company that closes a private round files a Form D with the SEC within 15 days, often before any announcement. We read them overnight and send you the list the next morning: the amount, the date, the officers and directors named on the filing, and their work emails.

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Companies that raised $1M or more, last 30 days
505
Sold in those rounds
$18.48B
With a work email on file
20

Raised in the last two weeks

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CompanyRaisedFiledWherePeople on the filing
Arcophos, Inc.
Other Technology
$3.5M2026-11-10SAN FRANCISCO, CA
Ryan Harris Anderson, Chief Executive Officer and Secretary; sole director · r•••@arcophos.com
Benjamin Yu Shi, President · b•••@arcophos.com
+1 more
Nominal, Inc.
Other
$170.5M2026-11-13AUSTIN, TXLookup pending
Nominal, Inc.
Other
$68.3M2026-11-13AUSTIN, TXLookup pending
ANDROMEDA ROBOTICS, INC.
Other Technology
$30M2026-11-13SAN FRANCISCO, CALookup pending
Nanopath Inc
Biotechnology
$29.9M2026-11-13CAMBRIDGE, MALookup pending
Kunin Technologies Inc.
Other Technology
$15.2M2026-11-13CHATTANOOGA, TNLookup pending
EV Life, Inc.
Other Technology
$7M2026-11-13SACRAMENTO, CALookup pending
Eco, Inc.
Other Technology
$6.5M2026-11-13SAN FRANCISCO, CALookup pending

Who uses a list like this

Recruiters and staffing firms

A raise is a hiring plan with a date on it. The filing names the officers who will sign the search.

Agencies and outsourced sales

New budget, usually unallocated for a few weeks. You are writing before the round is announced, if it ever is.

Fractional CFO, accounting, payroll and benefits

The first institutional money brings the first audit request, the first board pack and the first real payroll.

Insurance brokers, banks and venture debt

Investors ask for D&O at closing; the cash needs a treasury home; the next conversation is debt against the round.

Software and services sold to startups

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Questions

Where does this come from?
SEC Form D. A US company that sells shares in a private round under Regulation D must file one within 15 days of the first sale. It is a public record, signed by the company, and it lists the amount sold, the date of first sale, the industry, the address and phone, and every executive officer and director by name.
How is this different from a funding-news database?
It is the primary source rather than the press. Many rounds are never announced, and the ones that are often reach the SEC first. What a Form D does not carry is the investors' names or a round label such as Series A, so those are not here.
How do you get the emails?
First-party only. We find the company's own website, read it for published addresses and for the pattern the company uses, and label every address: observed (published next to the name), pattern (built from the company's own convention) or guessed (the commonest convention on a domain that takes mail). Nothing is bought, and anyone can ask to be removed.
How many companies is that?
Counts for the last 30 days are at the top of this page and they are live. Raises under $1M are left out of this list; they are still on the site.
Can I filter?
By state and raise size, on the site, in the daily email, as CSV, by webhook or straight into HubSpot, Pipedrive, Attio, Close or Airtable.
What does it cost?
A free account gets five companies every Monday, a week delayed, with the first one fully open. The daily list is $39.99 a month with a 7-day trial; cancel any time.

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