Every new Alaska company, every morning.
Alaska registers businesses through the Department of Commerce, Community and Economic Development, and it asks for more ownership detail than almost any other state.
Alaska names anyone holding five percent or more.
Alaska requires entities to disclose officials and any person holding a five percent or greater interest, and publishes them. For a small state it produces some of the richest ownership data in the country — you’re rarely left guessing who to call.
On every Alaska record
- Entity name and AK entity number
- Type: LLC, corporation, LP or LLP
- Filing date and status
- Registered agent and address
- Officials and five percent owners
- Physical and mailing address
- Email and phone where matched
What we take out
Entities formed through commercial agent services carry the agent’s Anchorage or Juneau address instead of a real place of business.
Those records are stripped before your file is built — no data, no charge.
Before you start.
Where does the Alaska data come from?
The Alaska Department of Commerce, Community and Economic Development, Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing. New filings are pulled every business day.
Is the volume worth a state licence?
Alaska is a low-volume state and we’d rather you knew that up front. What it lacks in count it makes up for in ownership detail, so it suits anyone selling professional services rather than running a numbers play.
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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