SpecStreamAI/us-startup-funding-rounds

US startup funding rounds (SEC Form D, $5M+)

US companies that filed a Form D for $5 million or more sold, one row per company and filing day: the amount, the industry the company reported, its address, the filing date and a link to the filing on sec.gov. A new week is added every Saturday. This version runs from 2025-11-14 to 2026-11-13, 2492 rows.

When a US company raises money privately (seed, venture, growth equity, convertible notes), it files a Form D with the SEC within 15 days of the first sale. Plenty of rounds never get a press release. The Form D is there anyway.

Funds, insurers, banks and real-estate vehicles are left out by the industry each filer picked on the form, so what's left are operating companies raising a round.

from datasets import load_dataset

rounds = load_dataset("SpecStreamAI/us-startup-funding-rounds", split="train")

import pandas as pd

rounds = pd.read_csv("hf://datasets/SpecStreamAI/us-startup-funding-rounds/us-funding-rounds.csv")

Columns

Column	What it holds
company	The company's name as filed
industry	The industry group the company picked on the form, from the SEC's own list
amount_sold_usd	Amount sold so far in this offering, in US dollars
filing_date	Date the Form D was filed
filing_week	Monday of the filing week, for weekly counts
city	City from the address on the filing
state	State from the address on the filing
zip	Five-digit ZIP from the address on the filing
address	Full address on the filing, usually the head office
sec_cik	The company's SEC identifier (CIK)
sec_filing_url	The filing on sec.gov, with the executives and directors it names

Good for

• Finding companies that just raised, while the budget is fresh
• Counting rounds by week, industry and state
• Joining with your own CRM on company name or CIK

The same rows come as an RSS feed and a JSON feed, and the Kaggle notebook charts rounds by week, industry and state.

How it's made

SpecStream reads every Form D from the SEC itself: the SEC's quarterly Form D data sets for the history, then the EDGAR daily index and each filing's own XML for every day since. A row is a new offering by a US operating company with $5 million or more sold, and it links to the filing it came from.

SpecStream is the live web data engine for teams and agents. Ask for data in plain words and it returns structured rows, each value linked to the page it came from, and keeps the request current on a schedule. Agents reach it over MCP at https://api.specstream.ai/mcp or through the REST API. New accounts get $10 of work free at specstream.ai.

License

CC BY 4.0. Credit SpecStream (specstream.ai). Form D filings are public records at sec.gov; every row links to its filing.