Form D filings reveal a private raise on SEC EDGAR — often 30–90 days before any press release. The Fundz Form D API parses every filing from EDGAR, normalizes the offering amount, matches the filing entity to a company, and hands you a clean, filterable feed with a sec.gov source URL on every record. 100,000+ filings, growing daily, at a published price — not an enterprise quote.
You could pull Form D filings from SEC EDGAR yourself — but then you parse raw XML per filing, normalize offering amounts, match each entity to a real company, and build your own index and alerting. The Fundz Form D API does that for you and returns a paginated, filterable JSON feed, newest first, with a link back to the original sec.gov document on every record. It's the raw material for deal platforms, LP and placement-agent tools, and fund-tracking products.
Full Form D API docs →Endpoint, authentication, every query parameter, and the response schema.
GET https://api.fundz.net/fund-formations — pass your key in the Authorization header. Requires an active Pro or Strategic subscription. Filter with states, amount_min/amount_max, created_from/created_to, and form_type (D or D/A).
curl -H "Authorization: YOUR_API_KEY" \
"https://api.fundz.net/fund-formations?per_page=25"curl -H "Authorization: YOUR_API_KEY" \
"https://api.fundz.net/fund-formations?amount_min=25000000&states=NY,CA"import requests
r = requests.get(
"https://api.fundz.net/fund-formations",
headers={"Authorization": "YOUR_API_KEY"},
params={"created_from": "2026-06-01", "form_type": "D", "per_page": 50},
)
for f in r.json()["data"]:
print(f["title"], f["amount_usd"], f["source_url"])const res = await fetch(
"https://api.fundz.net/fund-formations?amount_min=25000000&states=NY,CA",
{ headers: { Authorization: "YOUR_API_KEY" } }
);
const { data } = await res.json();| Fundz Form D API | Raw SEC EDGAR | Funding database API | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source | SEC EDGAR Form D filings, parsed continuously | SEC EDGAR (raw) | Press releases + portfolio submissions |
| Freshness | New filings appear as they hit EDGAR — often 30–90 days before a press release | Real-time but raw XML | Days-to-weeks after a round is public |
| Structured & normalized | amount_usd in whole USD, entity matched to a company, sec.gov source_url on every record | Hand-parse XML per filing | Structured, but funding-round (not Form D) shaped |
| Filtering | state, offering amount, date, form type (D / D/A) — one query | None — you build the index | Limited; funding rounds not Form D |
| Self-serve pricing | Included in Pro ($79/mo) & Strategic ($149/mo) — no quote | Free but unstructured | Enterprise quote / opaque |
| Coverage | 100,000+ Form D filings and growing daily | All filings (raw) | Form D not a first-class object |
| Best for | Deal platforms, LP & placement tools, fund-tracking products | One-off research | Operating-company funding research |
The Form D API is included with a Fundz subscription — no separate API SKU, no quote. See the pricing page for current rates.
Yes. The Fundz Form D API (GET https://api.fundz.net/fund-formations) returns SEC Form D filings sourced directly from EDGAR — newest first, each with the filing entity, the offering amount, and a sec.gov source URL. It covers 100,000+ filings and grows daily as new pooled investment funds and private offerings file. API access is included in the Pro ($79/mo) and Strategic ($149/mo) plans with published pricing — no enterprise quote.
For Form D and fund-formation data specifically, the Fundz API is a self-serve alternative with transparent pricing. Form D filings surface a raise on EDGAR often 30–90 days before it appears in a press release or a database like Crunchbase, so you reach managers while the raise is still open. Fundz parses and normalizes each filing (offering amount in whole USD, entity matched to a company, sec.gov source URL) so you embed a structured object instead of hand-parsing EDGAR XML — at $79–149/mo rather than an opaque enterprise contract.
New Form D filings appear in the API as they land on EDGAR. You could pull EDGAR yourself, but you would parse raw XML per filing, normalize offering amounts, match entities to companies, and build your own index and alerting. The Fundz API does that for you and returns a clean, filterable, paginated feed with a source_url back to the original sec.gov document on every record.
Each record includes the filing id, the entity title/name, created_at (when it was ingested), form_type (D for new, D/A for amendments), amount (human-formatted when available) and amount_usd (normalized whole-USD value), the sec.gov source_url, and a nested organization object (id, name, state, country). Results are paginated with a meta block (page, per_page, total_count) and your remaining daily quota.
The endpoint accepts states (comma-separated US codes, e.g. NY,CA), amount_min and amount_max (whole USD), created_from and created_to (YYYY-MM-DD), and form_type (D or D/A). For example, $25M+ filings from New York and California: GET /fund-formations?amount_min=25000000&states=NY,CA. Pagination is via page and per_page (default 25, max 100).
API access is included with a Fundz subscription — Pro ($79/month) at 50 calls/day and Strategic ($149/month) at 500 calls/day (annual billing is lower; see the pricing page). There is no separate API SKU for standard use and no quote to sit through. Non-subscribers receive a 403 with { "error": "subscription_required" }.
Yes — the fund-formation feed is built to be the raw material for deal platforms, LP tools, fund-trackers, and placement-agent products. Standard API access covers building against the data; embedding or redistributing Fundz data to your own users is a separate data-licensing arrangement, with build-phase terms kept light while you validate. Reach out and we will set up the right tier.
Form D API included with Pro ($79/mo, 50 calls/day) and Strategic ($149/mo, 500/day). Building a product on the feed? Data licensing available.