Every new South Carolina company, every morning.
South Carolina’s Secretary of State registers every new LLC and corporation in the state. Charleston and Greenville have pulled formation volume well above the state’s historic baseline.
No LLC annual report, so timing is everything.
South Carolina doesn’t require annual reports from LLCs, only from corporations through the Department of Revenue. An LLC’s articles of organization can therefore remain the only document the state ever holds, which puts a premium on catching the entity while the filing is new.
On every South Carolina record
- Entity name and entity ID
- Type: LLC, corporation, LP or LLP
- Filing date and status
- Registered agent and registered office
- Organizers named on the articles
- Principal office address and county
- Email and phone where matched
What we take out
Entities formed through commercial agent services carry the agent’s Columbia address rather than the business’s own.
Those records are removed before your file is built — no data, no charge.
Before you start.
Where does the South Carolina data come from?
The South Carolina Secretary of State, Division of Business Filings. New filings are pulled every business day.
Can I work the coast separately from the upstate?
Yes, by city, ZIP or county. Charleston and Myrtle Beach have a very different business mix from Greenville and Spartanburg, and they reward different outreach.
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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