1.8M Nonprofits, 2.4M SEC Filings, and the Business Data You Didn't Know Was Public

Every private securities offering filed with the SEC. Every nonprofit's financial disclosures. Every company that sponsored an H-1B visa. This data is public — required by law to be disclosed — yet it sits in formats and systems that make it nearly impossible for the average person to access. CompanyInsights.org changes that, organizing business and finance data across 13 searchable platforms with millions of records.

SEC Form D: The Private Capital Market Revealed

When a company raises private capital — venture funding, private equity, or angel investments — it typically files a Form D with the SEC under Regulation D. These filings are a goldmine of information about private capital markets, yet the SEC's own EDGAR system makes them difficult to search and analyze at scale.

CompanyInsights organizes Form D data across four interconnected databases:

• Form D Filings — the core filing database with offering amounts, exemptions claimed, and filing dates
• Related Persons — 2.4 million records of directors, officers, and promoters named in Form D filings
• Offerings — 619,000 individual securities offerings with amounts raised and investor counts
• Issuers — 628,000 companies that have filed Form D, with industry classification and location data
• Recipients — 358,000 entities and individuals receiving proceeds from these offerings

Together, these databases provide an unprecedented window into private capital formation. Researchers can track funding trends by industry and geography. Journalists can identify who's behind new ventures. Entrepreneurs can study comparable offerings before raising their own rounds.

The Nonprofit Sector: 1.8 Million Organizations

The nonprofits database indexes 1.8 million tax-exempt organizations registered with the IRS. Every record includes the organization's name, EIN, classification code (NTEE), ruling date, revenue, and asset figures drawn from IRS Business Master Files and Form 990 data.

This database serves donors, researchers, journalists, and grant makers alike. Donors can verify that a charity is legitimately registered before contributing. Researchers can analyze the nonprofit sector by type, size, and geography. Journalists can quickly look up an organization's financial profile when covering stories about charitable spending or executive compensation.

The scale of the nonprofit sector is itself a revelation — 1.8 million organizations representing an enormous share of economic activity, employment, and community services that often flies under the radar of public attention.

Labor Market Intelligence

CompanyInsights provides two valuable labor market datasets:

• Job Salaries — 414,000 records from the Bureau of Labor Statistics covering median wages, employment levels, and job outlooks by occupation and metropolitan area
• H-1B Employers — 350,000 records from the Department of Labor showing which companies sponsor H-1B visas, how many, and at what salary levels

The H-1B data is particularly valuable in ongoing policy debates about immigration and the tech workforce. Users can search any company to see how many H-1B workers they employ, what roles they're filling, and how the offered salaries compare to market rates. The data often challenges simplistic narratives on both sides of the immigration debate by showing the actual patterns of employer demand and compensation.

Venture Capital and Private Equity

For those tracking the institutional investment landscape, CompanyInsights offers specialized directories:

• VC Firms — 2,000 venture capital firms with investment focus, location, and portfolio data
• PE Firms — 1,100 private equity firms with fund size and strategy details
• Investment Banks — 386 investment banking firms
• NAICS Codes — 86,000 industry classification records for cross-referencing business types

Making Business Data Democratic

Professional investors and large corporations have always had access to this kind of data through expensive Bloomberg terminals, PitchBook subscriptions, and proprietary databases. CompanyInsights levels the playing field by making the same underlying public data available to independent researchers, small business owners, journalists, and curious citizens at no cost.

Visit CompanyInsights.org to explore SEC filings, nonprofit data, labor market statistics, and the full landscape of American business activity.

CompanyInsights is one of the business and finance platforms built by TheDataProject.AI — making public business data free, searchable, and accessible to everyone.