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New-business lead intelligence
Reach newly formed businesses while the buying decision is still open
Turn official New York, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut business registrations into usable prospect records for insurers, banks, payroll providers, accountants, and compliance teams. Keep state-specific detail instead of flattening it away.
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The combined three-state feed is available now.
Run one normalized New York, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut feed for $3 per 1,000 delivered records. The individual state actors remain available when you need only one source.
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The pilot includes up to 100 filtered records, one CSV delivery, and one revision. It is for buyers who want the result without configuring an Apify run.
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New business formation
Find newly registered LLCs and corporations before their banking, insurance, payroll, accounting, and vendor relationships are settled.
Useful decision-maker context
Keep officer names, principals, registered-agent details, or filing contacts only when the originating state actually publishes those fields.
Territory and industry fit
Filter using the location, filing window, entity type, and industry data each source supports. Connecticut also publishes business emails and NAICS codes where present.
Source coverage and honest limitations
New York
Daily new filings, legal entity names, filing dates, counties, filer information, and service-of-process recipients. A service-of-process recipient is not automatically a registered agent.
Pennsylvania
Registered businesses with officer-level records, formation dates, filing types, and counties. The underlying statewide dataset refreshes monthly, not daily.
Connecticut
Recent registrations with published business email, NAICS, annual-report due dates, principals, and statutory-agent details where the source provides them.
Coverage, field completeness, and refresh cadence differ by state. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any state agency, and we do not infer an email address, registered agent, or decision-maker relationship that a public source does not establish.
What a usable lead record looks like
Illustrative fictional records only. The real output depends on the fields each state publishes; an unavailable field stays empty instead of being invented.
Download fictional sample CSV ↓| state | business | formation | contact context | business email | industry |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NY | Example Harbor Logistics LLC | 2026-08-18 | Filed service-of-process contact | Not published | Not published |
| PA | Example Keystone Supply LLC | 2026-07-22 | Organizer listed by state | Not published | Not published |
| CT | Example Elm City Services LLC | 2026-08-19 | Principal and statutory agent | hello@example.com | 541611 |
Built around the team using the data
Accountants and bookkeeping firms
Find newly formed businesses before they choose a bookkeeper, accounting platform, or tax adviser.
Find new accounting clients →Insurance brokers and agencies
Build territory-specific lists of new businesses while commercial coverage decisions are still open.
Build an insurance prospect list →Commercial lenders and banking teams
Identify recent business formations that may need a first operating account, merchant services, or commercial financing.
Find commercial banking prospects →Lead-generation and marketing agencies
Scope a source-grounded prospect list with the right states, company age, industry fields, and delivery format.
Scope an agency-ready lead list →Payroll and payment providers
Identify new employers and owner-operated businesses at the point where core operating systems are being selected.
Find early-stage business buyers →Registered agents and compliance vendors
Find entities with upcoming filing obligations and use state-published contact or statutory-agent information responsibly.
Request a tailored prospect list →Or run the individual state datasets
Connecticut Business Registry: New Registrations with Email, NAICS & Principals
We turn newly registered Connecticut businesses from the Secretary of the State registry into one clean lead record per business, with a published email address, a NAICS code, and the registry's own ownership survey flags, never guessed or enriched.
$3 per 1,000 records. 100 records: $0.30.
NY Business Filings: New LLCs, Corps & Active Entity Roster
We turn New York's own Department of State filings into clean, filterable JSON: every new LLC, corporation and foreign entity authorized to do business in the state, the complete filing history of any entity, and the roster of currently active entities, which is where the registered agent and chairman come from.
$2 per 1,000 records. 100 records: $0.20.
Pennsylvania Business Registry Officers & New Filings
We turn the Pennsylvania Department of State's open business registry into clean JSON, one record per business or one record per officer, with the organizer, incorporator or other officer on file, their role, and the business's registration details and address.
$2 per 1,000 records. 100 records: $0.20.
Questions buyers ask
Can I buy one combined New York, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut feed today?
Yes. The combined three-state Apify feed is available now at $3 per 1,000 delivered business registration records. The individual state actors remain available if you need only one state.
Does every new company record include an email address?
No. Connecticut publishes business email addresses for many records, but availability varies. New York and Pennsylvania should not be represented as providing equivalent published business email coverage.
How fresh are the state business registrations?
The New York and Connecticut sources publish fresh records on a daily cadence. The Pennsylvania source is refreshed monthly, so its registration dates and availability must be interpreted on that schedule.
Can I use the data for B2B prospecting?
These records come from official public business registries. You remain responsible for applicable source terms, privacy obligations, and laws governing business communications and outreach.
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