About the data
Fresh Rounds reads every new Form D from SEC EDGAR each day and lists the companies that just raised money. It currently covers 3,737 filings from October 14, 2026 to November 13, 2026.
What is a Form D?
A short notice that US companies and funds file with the SEC after selling securities in a private offering that is exempt from registration, such as a seed or venture round. It must be filed within 15 days of the first sale.
Is every startup round listed?
No. Only rounds where the company filed a Form D appear, and some companies file late or not at all. Convertible notes and SAFEs are often filed too, so a listing is not always a priced round.
What does "Raised" mean?
The total amount sold so far, as the company reported it on the form. "Of" shows the total offering size; "open-ended" means the offering has no fixed size.
How often is it updated?
Every morning (US Eastern time), with the previous days rechecked for late filings.
Why are amendments and funds separated?
Amendments (Form D/A) repeat earlier offerings, so they are left out. Pooled investment funds are listed on their own page so the main list shows operating companies.
Need the full records?
The site shows a summary. For every field, including executives and their roles, revenue range, investor counts and federal exemptions, use the SEC Form D tracker on Apify, which can also run on a schedule and send new filings to a spreadsheet.