Find the private companies with real numbers others overlook, for 1.5¢ a profile
Most private companies never publish a number. The ones that raise under Regulation Crowdfunding or Regulation A must file their revenue, profit and headcount with the SEC. We turn those filings into one clean company profile, by API or bulk file.
9,851
Crowdfunding offerings filed
with the SEC through June 2026
2008
Form D funding filings since
what was raised, and when
As filed
Every figure
from the company's own SEC filing
1.5¢
Per company profile on Starter
0.6¢ on Enterprise
Pricing
1lookupvs
PrivCo
GrowthListPrivate Funding and Financials costs 1.5¢ a company profile, 92% below PrivCo's 19.9¢ a company export
One company profile returns what a private company raised and, where it filed them, its revenue, net income, assets and headcount, as filed with the SEC. Same credits as every other 1Lookup product.
1Lookup
1.5¢
a company profile
PrivCo
19.9¢
a company export
92%
less than PrivCo's published price
1,000
1Lookup$99 a monthStarter, up to 6,666 company profiles
- PrivCo$199 a month
List Builder
- GrowthListNo published price
Above 400 a month it sells yearly plans with weekly lists.
At 1,000 company profiles a month, 1Lookup is $100 a month less than PrivCo: 50% less.
Starter at $99 a month covers up to 6,666 company profiles (3 credits each). Credits you do not spend here work on every other 1Lookup lookup.
Private Funding and Financials requires approval: start the free trial, then send a short application.
Every plan, priced per company profile
One credit balance pays for Private Funding and Financials and every other 1Lookup product. A larger plan buys credits for less, so each company profile costs less.
Starter
1.5¢
a company profile at $99 a month
Up to 6,666 company profiles (3 credits each)
Growth
1.1¢
a company profile at $299 a month
Up to 28,333 company profiles (3 credits each)
Professional
1¢
a company profile at $799 a month
Up to 83,333 company profiles (3 credits each)
Enterprise
0.6¢
a company profile at $1,999 a month
Up to 333,333 company profiles (3 credits each)
The monthly bill at each volume
1Lookup is the cheapest plan that covers the volume, month to month. Each rival is the cheapest way its own page prints to buy the same volume.
| Company profiles a month | 1Lookup | PrivCo | GrowthList |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | $99Starter | $199List Builder | $29Startup |
| 400 | $99Starter | $199List Builder | $29Startup |
| 1,000 | $99Starter | $199List Builder | No published priceAbove 400 a month it sells yearly plans with weekly lists |
| 2,000 | $99Starter | $399Power, billed yearly | No published priceAbove 400 a month it sells yearly plans with weekly lists |
| 3,000 | $99Starter | $399Power, billed yearly | No published priceAbove 400 a month it sells yearly plans with weekly lists |
| 5,000 | $99Starter | No published priceAbove 3,000 exports a month its page sends you to sales | No published priceAbove 400 a month it sells yearly plans with weekly lists |
- From 1 to 3,000 company profiles a month, PrivCo's bill is never lower than 1Lookup's.
- GrowthList's monthly bill is lower than 1Lookup's at 1 to 400 company profiles a month.
1Lookup vs PrivCo, line by line
1Lookup vs GrowthList, line by linePrivate company numbers you can trust because the company filed them
Real revenue for private companies, not a model's guess
Companies that raise under Regulation Crowdfunding or Regulation A file their financial statements with the SEC. You get those figures as filed, with the filing named, so you can trust them in a pitch or a model.
- Revenue, current and prior year
- Net income
- Total assets, cash and debt
- Headcount
Every raise, from every filing, in one profile
Form D, Form C and Regulation A filings are merged into one company, so you see the whole funding history in one call.
- Amounts raised and dates
- Form D since 2008
- Form C since 2016
- Regulation A since 2015
Priced per company and not per seat or per year
Every profile is 3 credits: 1.5¢ on Starter and 0.6¢ on Enterprise. No annual contract and no seat fees.
- 1.5¢ a profile on Starter
- 0.6¢ on Enterprise
- Month to month
- No seat fees
Built for lists, not just one company at a time
Call the API from your CRM, or upload a list of companies and get every row back with its raise and its numbers.
- REST API
- Bulk file upload
- Name or website
- One credit balance
A company goes in and its filed numbers come out
Send a company
Send a company name or website from your CRM or research tool, or upload a list of companies.
$ look up a company
"company": "Sample Robotics Inc"
We read every SEC filing it made
Its Form D, Form C and Regulation A filings are matched and merged into one profile, newest first.
Form D filings matched
Form C financials read
Regulation A filings checked
Profile built from the filings
Read the raise and the real numbers
What it raised, its revenue, profit and headcount, and the filing they came from. Every profile is 3 credits.
revenue_usd2,410,000
employees18
One endpoint returns a private company's raise and filed financials
Same authentication, same credit balance, and the same response envelope as every other 1Lookup product. If you have already integrated one endpoint, this one is a URL change.
curl -X POST https://app.1lookup.io/api/v1/private-company-financials \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"company": "Sample Robotics Inc"}'{
"company": "Sample Robotics Inc",
"state": "OH",
"raised": [
{ "form": "C", "amount_usd": 1070000, "closed": "2025-11-30" },
{ "form": "D", "amount_usd": 2500000, "closed": "2024-03-12" }
],
"financials": {
"source": "Form C, fiscal year 2025",
"revenue_usd": 2410000,
"revenue_prior_usd": 1710000,
"net_income_usd": -310000,
"total_assets_usd": 1890000,
"employees": 18
},
"metadata": { "credits_used": 3 }
}A private company's raise and real numbers on one card
What it raised, and the revenue, profit and headcount it filed, with the filing named. The company and figures below are invented.
- CompanySample Robotics Inc
- Raised$1,070,000 (Form C, 2025)
- Revenue$2,410,000
- Revenue the year before$1,710,000
- Net income-$310,000
- Employees18
- SourceForm C, fiscal year 2025
- Credits used3
{
"company": "Sample Supply Co",
"raised": [{ "form": "D", "amount_usd": 5000000 }],
"financials": { "revenue_range": "$1M to $5M" },
"metadata": { "credits_used": 3 }
}Every profile returns the same fields at one flat price
A field the company never filed comes back empty and never as a guess, and every profile costs the same 3 credits.
Company
- company
- state
Raised
- raised[].form
- raised[].amount_usd
- raised[].closed
Financials
- financials.source
- financials.revenue_usd
- financials.revenue_prior_usd
- financials.net_income_usd
- financials.total_assets_usd
- financials.employees
Billing
- metadata.credits_used
Sales, deal and lending teams start from filed numbers
Sales teams selling to growing small businesses
Find companies that just raised and already have revenue, and size the deal from their real numbers.
Investors and deal teams
Screen private companies by the revenue and growth they filed before the first call.
Lenders and revenue-based financing teams
Read an applicant's filed revenue and debt next to what they tell you.
M&A advisors and acquirers
Build a target list of founder-owned companies with real financials on file.
Market researchers
Count and size the private companies raising in a sector from their own filings.
Vendor and partner managers
Check a small supplier's size and funding before you depend on it.
These are the questions people ask before they start
What does Private Funding and Financials return?
For a private company, what it raised and when, from its SEC filings, and where it filed them, its revenue, net income, total assets, cash, debt and headcount, for the current and prior year, with the filing they came from.
How much does it cost?
3 credits a company profile: 1.5¢ on Starter (6,666 profiles a month for $99) and 0.6¢ on Enterprise.
How do I get access?
Private Funding and Financials requires approval. Start the 7-day free trial, and right after it starts your account asks for a short application about your business and how you will use the data. We review each one before we switch the product on.
Why does it require approval?
We review each business before we switch on private company filing data. You confirm that the figures are as each company filed them, some unaudited, that they are not investment advice, and that you will not resell them as a database of your own.
Which companies have financials?
Companies that raised money under Regulation Crowdfunding (Form C) or Regulation A must file their financial statements with the SEC, so those come back with revenue, net income, assets and headcount. Companies that filed only a Form D come back with what they raised and the revenue range they reported, when they reported one.
Are the figures estimates?
No. They are what the company filed with the SEC, with the filing named in the result. A company that never filed has no figures, and the result says so instead of guessing.
How far back does it go?
Form D filings from 2008, Regulation A from 2015 and Form C from 2016, refreshed each quarter from the SEC's own data sets.
Do my credits work for anything else?
Yes. Credits are one balance across every 1Lookup product, so the plan that pays for company profiles also pays for firmographics, funding alerts, contact data and the rest.
A profile is a start, and these add to it
Here is how Private Funding and Financials compares with the private company databases
Each page sets a rival's published price beside ours at the same monthly volume and says where the rival is cheaper. Every price carries its source and the month it was read.