Every Monday you get the US companies that filed a new SEC Form D last week. Each one comes with its website, a site audit and a ready-to-send cold email draft. New money means new budget. You show up first, with a specific reason to talk.
Most agency outreach goes to random lists: no timing, no budget signal and a generic pitch. PurchaseSignals fixes the three parts that waste your week.
You email companies that are not growing and have no new budget, so the pitch lands at the wrong moment.
✓ Only companies that filed a new Form D in the last 7 daysFinding the company's site, checking it and working out what is wrong eats the time you should spend selling.
✓ Website found and audited for you, with a 1 to 5 score"We build great websites" gets ignored. Prospects reply when you mention something specific about their business.
✓ A ready email draft built on what the audit foundA real entry from the week of Oct 26, 2026, anonymized for this public page. Subscribers see the company name, website and SEC filing link.
1. The signal
2. The site audit 2/5
3. The agency angle
Engineering-buyer site: compress media, add specs, applications and an RFQ path for OEM buyers.
4. The email draft, ready to review and send
Subject: Quick idea for the [Company] site Hi [Company] team, Congrats on the new round. Right after a raise, your website is where new customers, hires and partners check you out first. I ran a quick public check on your homepage: the homepage pulls in at least 11.4 MB of files, which can make it slow on phones and the homepage has about 183 words, so buyers and Google have little to go on. Idea: engineering-buyer site: compress media, add specs, applications and an RFQ path for OEM buyers. Happy to send a free one-page audit with 3 specific fixes. Want it? [Name] [Agency]
You edit it, add your name and send it from your own inbox. We never email your prospects for you.
No dashboard to log into. One email with the week's list, ready to work.
If we can't verify it, we don't claim it. Every finding comes from a public check of the homepage, so you can confirm it in a minute before you send.
Three steps, about five minutes of your week before you start sending.
What one week of public filings looked like after our filters.
| Company (anonymized) | Raised so far | Form D filed | Site score | Top finding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pest control company UT | about $500K | Week of Oct 26 | 1/5 | No live website, only a 'Coming Soon' page |
| Online school for kids IL | about $7.0M | Week of Oct 26 | 2/5 | Heavy homepage (at least 5.1 MB) |
| Electric motor maker MI | about $1.0M raised so far of a $3.0M round | Week of Oct 26 | 2/5 | Very heavy homepage (at least 11.4 MB on first 40 assets) |
| Group purchasing / procurement services firm PA | about $5.0M | Week of Oct 26 | 3/5 | Thin homepage copy (285 words) |
Company names are hidden in this public sample. Lower score means a bigger opportunity. See all 24 companies with audits and email drafts.
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It is a short notice US companies file with the SEC when they raise money privately, for example from investors. It is public, and it shows the company, its location, industry and how much it says it is raising. A new Form D is a strong sign of fresh budget.
Right after a raise, the website is where new customers, hires and partners check a company out first, and there is new budget to fix it. Our audit shows you what to fix, so your first email is specific.
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No. We list company-level information only: company name, location, industry, amounts reported in the filing, filing dates and website findings. You find the right person yourself and send from your own inbox.
A public, automated check of the homepage: whether a live site exists, page weight and server speed, mobile setup, amount of copy, calls to action, analytics, share images and more. Automated checks can miss things, so verify a finding before you quote it.
We say so instead of guessing. A company with fresh funding and no real site is often the best lead on the list.
It depends on the week's filings. In the week of Oct 26 to 30, 2026, 157 US operating companies filed and 24 were picked for agencies.
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Company data comes from public SEC Form D filings on EDGAR and from public company websites. We list company-level information only: company name, location, industry, amounts reported in the filing, filing dates and website findings. We do not sell personal data. Amounts are reported by the issuer and are not independently verified. Automated site checks can miss things, so verify a finding before you quote it. PurchaseSignals is not affiliated with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.