Every new Washington company, every morning.
Washington’s Corporations and Charities Division registers every new LLC and corporation in the state, and its initial report names the people running them. The day’s filings reach you by 8am.
Washington names its governors.
Washington uses the term “governors” for the people who run an entity, and requires them on the initial report filed within 120 days of formation. That gives you a named decision-maker on nearly every Washington record, which is rarer than it should be.
On every Washington record
- Entity name and UBI number
- Type: LLC, corporation, LP or LLP
- Filing date and status
- Registered agent and address
- Governors, once the initial report lands
- Principal office address
- Email and phone where matched
What we take out
Filings routed through commercial registered agent services carry the agent’s Olympia or Seattle address instead of the business’s own.
Those records are removed before your file is built — no data, no charge.
Before you start.
Where does the Washington data come from?
The Washington Secretary of State, Corporations and Charities Division. New filings are pulled every business day.
What is the UBI number?
The Unified Business Identifier, a single number shared across the Secretary of State, Department of Revenue and Employment Security. It makes Washington records unusually easy to match against other data you already hold.
One state, one line on the invoice.
Feed
- Daily CSV by email, by 8am
- All fields, all entity types
- 90-day backfill on signup
- 1 recipient
Feed + API
- Everything in Feed
- REST API + webhooks
- Full history, not just today
- S3 / SFTP push
Two days free, no card. Per-state pricing stops at the all-states price — adding a state never costs you more than the bundle.
Pick your states. See tomorrow’s companies tomorrow.
Two days free, no card. Agent-formed entities are stripped before your first file lands.
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