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For product and data teams
Florida business data, in your product
Entity search, full records, officers, and federal lien checks, behind a clean REST API with provenance on every field. Build verification, enrichment, or monitoring on Florida data without parsing the state files yourself.
No card to start. Scale up when you ship.
- REST API with provenance
- Bulk feed for warehouses
- Free, no card
sneyk offers a REST API for Florida business data: entity search, full entity records, officer lookups, and federal lien checks, each field carrying its source and as-of date. A bulk feed covers warehouse and model use. It saves teams from ingesting and normalizing the raw state filings.
The state ships fixed-width files, not an API.
You want Florida entity data in your product: to verify a business at signup, enrich a record, or watch for a status change. The source is the state, but the state hands you fixed-width text dumps on an SFTP server, with their own quirks, dirty dates, and no endpoint to call.
sneyk has already done the ingesting, cleaning, and county enrichment. You call a REST endpoint and get a clean entity record, with the source and as-of date on every field, so you build the feature instead of the pipeline.
How it works
- 1
Get a key
Create an account and an API key. Start calling the public endpoints right away.
- 2
Call the endpoints
Entity search, full record, officers, and lien check, all REST, all JSON, all with provenance.
- 3
Ship the feature
Drop verification, enrichment, or monitoring into your product, or pull the bulk feed into your warehouse.
Put it to work
Verify a business at signup
A user enters their company. Call the entity endpoint and confirm it is a real, active Florida business before you let them through, in one request.
Enrich a record you already have
You have a business name and not much else. The API fills in the entity status, officers, registered agent, and county, each field sourced.
Pull history into your model
Point-in-time records and a bulk feed give your model the formation and status history, not just today’s snapshot, with provenance for every row.
REST
plus bulk feed
67
Florida counties covered
Provenance
on every field
Free
to start
A record from the API
GET /v1/entity/{id}
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| name | "MERIDIAN FREIGHT GROUP LLC" |
| status | "active" |
| formed | "2021-08-04" |
| officers | [ 3 ] |
| county | "Hillsborough" |
| source | "FL Div. of Corporations" |
| as_of | "2026-06-27" |
What you get
Entity, officer, and lien endpoints
Search entities, pull a full record, list officers, and run a federal lien check, all REST and JSON.
Provenance on every field
Each value carries its source and as-of date, so downstream systems know where the data came from and when.
Bulk and point-in-time
A bulk feed for your warehouse and point-in-time history for models, not just the current snapshot.
Per-key rate limits
Predictable limits per key, so you can build and scale against them with no surprises.
Before you build on it, the honest version
No surprises after you sign up. Here is what sneyk does not do.
- Florida only
- Florida entity data. Other states are not on the API yet.
- Federal tax liens, not UCC
- The lien endpoint surfaces federal tax liens. UCC, state, and local liens are not in the dataset.
- Business records, not contact or credit
- Entity, officers, agent, address, status, and federal liens. No phone, email, credit, or financial fields.
- Daily freshness, not real-time
- Records refresh daily from the state feed. Expect about a day of latency from a filing, not the second it is filed.
- Public record, normalized
- We clean, enrich, and date the public filings. We never add fields the source does not have.
Start free. Upgrade when it earns it.
Start free
No card. Get a key and call the public endpoints.
- Public entity and search endpoints
- Provenance on every field
- Generous starter rate limit
Founder pricing
Scale up when you ship
Founder pricing, locked for the first 100 subscribers.
- Higher per-key rate limits
- Officer and federal lien endpoints
- Bulk feed and point-in-time history
- Webhooks on status changes
Common questions
Where does the data come from?
The Florida Department of State (sunbiz.org), ingested and normalized daily, with the source and as-of date on every field.
How fresh is it?
Daily. Records refresh from the state feed, so expect about a day of latency from a filing, not real-time.
What about liens?
The lien endpoint covers federal tax liens. UCC and state or local liens are not in the dataset.
Is there a bulk feed?
Yes, on Pro, alongside point-in-time history for warehouse and model use.
Build on the data, not the pipeline
Start free, get a key, and call the API. Scale to bulk, liens, and webhooks when you ship.
No card to start. Scale up when you ship.
Public Florida business records, sourced from the Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations. Not a consumer report, and not for FCRA-covered eligibility decisions.