Every new Alabama company, every morning.
Alabama is one of the few states where formation documents pass through the county probate office before reaching the Secretary of State. We track both stages so nothing is missed.
County first, then the state.
Alabama’s historic two-step filing — certificate of formation lodged with the county probate judge, then transmitted to the Secretary of State — means the county of formation is part of the record itself. That is a genuinely useful territory field, and it is one most aggregators drop.
On every Alabama record
- Entity name and entity ID
- Type: LLC, corporation, LP or LLP
- Filing date and status
- County of formation
- Registered agent and registered office
- Organizers and incorporators
- Email and phone where matched
What we take out
Filings using a commercial registered agent list the agent’s Montgomery address rather than the business’s own.
Those entities never reach your file and are never billed.
Before you start.
Where does the Alabama data come from?
The Alabama Secretary of State, Business Entities Division, which receives certificates of formation from the county probate offices. New filings are pulled every business day.
Why does county of formation matter?
Because it tells you where the founder actually stood when they filed. In a state where Birmingham, Huntsville and Mobile are three separate economies, that is a better territory signal than a mailing address.
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.
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