Freshness as a feature
Per-state freshness targets, rolling delay telemetry, and alerting when a source slows down. You see the same freshness data our ops team watches.
Early Access · Live telemetry feed
Freshcut Data ingests Secretary of State filings, county assumed-name ledgers, and municipal portals. We normalize every event into a single schema and deliver it through a luminous workspace—portal, streaming API, webhooks, and bulk exports.
No credit card required · Concierge onboarding for data, GTM, and risk teams
Why it matters
Per-state freshness targets, rolling delay telemetry, and alerting when a source slows down. You see the same freshness data our ops team watches.
Each event carries the government source, filing identifier, and timestamp so you can audit and cite filings with confidence.
We only focus on formations, status changes, and DBAs. That narrow scope keeps the schema sane and the coverage deep.
Use the portal for quick searches, schedule alerts for go-to-market teams, and tap into APIs or webhooks when deeper integrations help.
Real-time QA, anomaly detection, and humans-in-the-loop keep the feed quiet, dependable, and ready for regulated workflows.
How it works
Automated crawlers and direct file drops pull from state SoS/corporation portals, county assumed-name ledgers, and municipal licensing feeds.
We standardize entity types, owners, addresses, and DBAs into a single schema, enrich with canonical IDs, and geocode every location.
Sampling, deterministic rules, and anomaly detection catch noise. Freshness, coverage, and error budgets are published to you.
Surface the feed in the web portal, streaming API, push webhooks for alerts, and nightly bulk exports for analytics.
Use cases
Prioritize outreach to the newest companies in your territory.
Feed your enrichment pipelines with fresher entity signals.
Verify entities at onboarding and watch for status changes.
Discover new storefronts before anyone else in the market.
Replace stitched feeds with one consistent API and bulk export.
Telemetry
Customers see per-state freshness, ingestion health, and change volumes. The dashboard below mirrors what we surface in the portal and over API—granular timestamps, source-level coverage, and anomaly flags you can pipe into ops tooling.
Pricing & Access
We start with pilots anchored around the regions you care about most. Pick a handful of states or metro areas and we provide formations, DBAs, status changes, and telemetry for each. API usage is clear and rate-based, while bulk exports ship as flat-fee, per-drop deliverables. Self-serve pricing is coming, but we invite teams to co-design their rollout today.
Tell us where you operate and how you plan to integrate the feed.
FAQ
State Secretary of State/corporation divisions, county assumed-name ledgers, and select municipal licensing portals. We add new jurisdictions monthly with published onboarding schedules.
Most states update within 15–60 minutes of the government site changing. Rural counties vary, so we publish rolling delay telemetry and let you know if anything slows down.
Yes. DBA creations, renewals, and cancellations are normalized to the same entity IDs so you can see franchise and multi-brand activity at a glance.
Every event includes the filing URL, document number, timestamp, and parsing notes. You can trace anything back to the government source instantly.
Early access is bespoke by region. The public launch will offer usage-based API plans, plus predictable flat-fee bulk exports and webhook add-ons.
Yes. The schema includes entity status, addresses, NAICS keywords, and officer names where available, plus provenance required for audits.
Filter events by geography, keywords, or entity traits via API. Subscribe to webhook recipes for “notify me when…” alerts, or pull nightly CSV/Parquet drops into your warehouse.