One API call returns a company's funding, investors, executive moves, M&A, SEC filings and more, fused into a single response, verified, and real-time. Plus the SEC fund-formation firehose as a raw feed. Build it into your product, dashboard, or deal platform at a published price rather than an opaque enterprise quote.
Most deal-data APIs make you request a quote and route you into an enterprise sales cycle before you can even prototype. The Fundz API is included in standard plans at a published price, so you can start building today. When you are ready to show or redistribute Fundz data inside a product you ship, there is a clear data licensing path with published rates rather than a black box.
View the API docsFull endpoint reference: auth, fundings, company profiles, SEC filings, fund formations, and more.
Building an agent or an application? The Agent API is metered, evidence-backed and needs no seat: every response links to the filing. See the Agent API →
GET /companies/:id returns an enriched profile with funding, investors, executive changes, acquisitions, product launches, agreements and AI-summarized SEC 8-K filings fused into a single response. Most APIs make you stitch this together across many endpoints; Fundz hands you a render-ready object./fund-formations feed sourced directly from SEC filings: the raw material for deal platforms, LP tools, and placement-agent products tracking new funds as they form. This is distinct from operating-company funding rounds.GET https://api.fundz.net/v1/data_quality, with no key and no auth, so you can check it before you build on it.| Fundz API | Typical funding database | |
|---|---|---|
| One-call company profile | GET /companies/:id returns every signal fused into one render-ready response | Multiple endpoints / research UI |
| Signal breadth | Funding, investors, exec moves, M&A, products, agreements, SEC 8-Ks (AI-summarized) | Funding & firmographics |
| SEC fund-formation feed | Dedicated /fund-formations feed sourced from SEC filings | Not offered |
| Verification | Signals cross-checked against real-world activity before they surface | Aggregated / unverified |
| Alt-data | USPTO trademark & office-expansion permit signals surfaced where available | Not offered |
| Pricing | Included in Pro ($49/mo) and Strategic ($99/mo), both billed annually. Commercial embedding is licensed separately. | Enterprise quote / opaque |
| Best for | Builders and deal platforms embedding verified live signals into a product | Analysts researching a market |
There are three different things here, and they are priced differently on purpose.
If you are building a sourcing dashboard, an LP or fund-tracking tool, a placement-agent platform or an enrichment layer, that is data licensing rather than standard API use. A leading private-capital CRM has embedded Fundz funding and M&A data in its product for five years.
Rates are published, so you can see where you land before you talk to anyone. See data licensing. Want to evaluate the API first? Request an evaluation key.
Yes. That is data licensing rather than standard API use, because it carries the right to show or redistribute Fundz data to your own users. The fused GET /companies/:id profile gives you a render-ready signal object per company, and the /fund-formations feed gives you new SEC-sourced fund activity as raw material for LP tools, sourcing dashboards and placement-agent platforms. Licensing is priced on use rights rather than call volume, and the rates are published on the data licensing page.
Yes. The Fundz API provides real-time funding-round data, including investors, amount raised, stated use of proceeds and a source URL for each round, with published pricing: API access is included in the Pro ($49/mo) and Strategic ($99/mo) plans, both billed annually, rather than an opaque enterprise quote. And unlike a flat funding list, a single GET /companies/:id call returns the company's funding, investors, exec moves, M&A and SEC filings fused into one render-ready response, so you embed an object rather than assemble one.
Endpoints cover funding rounds, executive changes, acquisitions, product launches, agreements, and AI-summarized SEC 8-K filings, each filterable by date, round/series, amount raised, employee count, location and industry. A single GET /companies/:id call returns an enriched company profile with all of these signals fused into one response.
Fundz ingests funding and related business signals continuously and in real time, so new rounds appear in the API as they are reported rather than weeks later. The platform has tracked funding since 2015.
Yes. Alongside funding, the company profile surfaces USPTO trademark filings and office-expansion building permits where Fundz has matched them to a company. These are alt-data signals that generic funding APIs do not carry.
Three different things, priced differently on purpose. API access for your own use is included with a Fundz subscription: Pro at $49/mo billed annually gives you 50 calls a day, Strategic at $99/mo gives you 500, and that covers CRM sync, spreadsheet enrichment and internal dashboards. The Agent API is for software calling Fundz programmatically, metered at $0.06 per unit with a $25/mo minimum for internal use, and Platform tiers from $1,500/mo that include display rights. Both are contracted directly rather than bought through checkout. Coverage at launch is funding and SEC 8-K. Showing or redistributing Fundz data to your own users is a data license, priced on rights rather than call volume: Internal $249, Display $999, Redistribution $1,499 per month, billed annually.
Yes, under a data license. Internal use, display to your own customers, and white-label redistribution are three different rights at three published prices (Internal $249, Display $999, Redistribution $1,499 per month, billed annually), so you can see where you land before talking to us. If an agent or application is doing the calling, the Agent API is the fit: metered at $0.06 per unit with a $25/mo minimum for internal use, and Platform tiers from $1,500/mo that include display rights, both contracted directly rather than bought through checkout. Bulk CSV delivery into a warehouse and the standalone SEC Form D fund-formation feed are scoped on the same conversation.
API for your own use is included with Pro ($49/mo) and Strategic ($99/mo), both billed annually. Commercial embedding runs under a data license.