Every new Maine company, every morning.
Maine’s Bureau of Corporations, Elections and Commissions registers every new LLC and corporation in the state. The day’s filings reach you by 8am.
Maine requires a clerk, not just an agent.
Domestic Maine entities must appoint a registered agent who is a Maine resident or a commercial agent registered with the state, and corporations name a clerk. Every entity files an annual report by June 1, giving the register a synchronised yearly correction.
On every Maine record
- Entity name and charter number
- Type: LLC, corporation, LP or LLP
- Filing date and status
- Registered agent and address
- Clerk or officers where filed
- Principal place of business
- Email and phone where matched
What we take out
Entities using a commercial registered agent list the agent’s Augusta or Portland address rather than the business’s own.
Those records never reach your file and are never billed.
Before you start.
Where does the Maine data come from?
The Maine Secretary of State, Bureau of Corporations, Elections and Commissions. New filings are pulled every business day.
Is Maine seasonal?
Noticeably. Formation activity rises ahead of the summer season, particularly in hospitality and trades along the coast, then falls back in winter. Worth knowing before you judge a slow February file.
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.
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Two days free, no card. Agent-formed entities are stripped before your first file lands.
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