crypto-fundraising.info APIcrypto-fundraising.info ↗
Access crypto fundraising deals, investor portfolios, project details, and funding news from crypto-fundraising.info via a structured REST API.
curl -X GET 'https://api.parse.bot/scraper/11d9c30f-fa5d-4139-aec7-a51871ae276a/get_fundraising_deals?page=2' \ -H 'X-API-Key: $PARSE_API_KEY'
Retrieve a paginated list of fundraising deals with optional filters. Returns up to 10 deals per page from the deal flow page.
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| page | integer | Page number for pagination. |
| deal_to | string | Filter deals up to this amount (numeric string). |
| category | string | Filter by project category (e.g. DeFi, AI, Infrastructure, Payment). |
| tradable | string | Filter by tradable status. |
| daterange | string | Filter by date range (e.g. 30d, 90d, thisyear, lastyear). |
| deal_from | string | Filter deals from this amount (numeric string). |
| round_type | string | Filter by funding round type (e.g. Seed, Series A, Series B, Pre-seed, Strategic, M&A, Public sale, Unknown). |
{
"type": "object",
"fields": {
"page": "integer indicating current page number",
"deals": "array of deal objects with project_name, project_slug, round, date, raised, categories, investors"
},
"sample": {
"data": {
"page": 1,
"deals": [
{
"date": "May 2026",
"round": "M&A",
"raised": "600000000",
"investors": [
"Payward"
],
"categories": [
"DeFi",
"Payment",
"Stablecoin"
],
"project_name": "Reap",
"project_slug": "reap"
}
]
},
"status": "success"
}
}About the crypto-fundraising.info API
The crypto-fundraising.info API exposes 11 endpoints covering fundraising deals, investor portfolios, project metadata, and news articles from the crypto-fundraising.info database. Use get_fundraising_deals to pull paginated deal flow with filters for round type, category, date range, and deal size, or use get_investor_detail to retrieve a named fund's full investment history. Each deal record includes project name, round type, date, amount raised, categories, and investors.
Deal Flow and Project Data
get_fundraising_deals returns up to 10 deals per page and accepts seven optional filters: page, deal_from, deal_to, category (e.g. DeFi, AI, Infrastructure), round_type (e.g. Seed, Series A, Pre-seed, M&A), tradable, and daterange (e.g. 30d, thisyear, lastyear). Each deal object carries project_name, project_slug, round, date, raised, categories, and investors. For deeper research, get_project_detail accepts a slug and returns all funding rounds with per-round amount, type, valuation, lead_investors, and investors, plus the project's total_raised, description, links, and categories.
Investor and Fund Intelligence
get_investors_list returns a ranked list of investors sorted by deal count and accepts a range parameter (all, 30d, thisyear, lastyear). Each entry includes name, slug, and count. get_investor_detail takes an investor slug (e.g. coinbase-ventures, a16z-crypto) and returns the fund's links object and a full portfolio array where each entry records project_name, project_slug, round, and date. get_top_active_funds pulls the homepage ranking of currently active funds with name, slug, and count fields.
Discovery and Search
get_all_projects returns the full site index — thousands of entries — each with post_title, post_type, post_name, id, and short_name, with no parameters required. search_projects_and_funds narrows that index by a keyword query and returns matching projects and funds with the same field shape. get_recent_fundraising_events and get_biggest_fundraising_rounds offer two prebuilt deal slices: the 5 most recent deals from the homepage and the largest deals by raised amount in the last 30 days, respectively.
News and Analysis
get_news_list returns paginated article metadata — title, slug, category, and url — while get_news_article retrieves the full title and content body for a specific article by slug. These endpoints cover the site's blog content including weekly deal round-ups and quarterly fundraising reports.
- Track seed and pre-seed rounds in a specific category like AI or DeFi using
get_fundraising_dealswithcategoryandround_typefilters - Build an investor activity dashboard by combining
get_investors_listwithget_investor_detailto map portfolio holdings over time - Monitor the largest deals of the past 30 days using
get_biggest_fundraising_roundsfor competitive intelligence - Autocomplete project and fund search in a research tool using
search_projects_and_fundsagainst the full site index - Aggregate total capital raised per project by pulling
total_raisedand per-roundvaluationfromget_project_detail - Surface weekly funding news digests by chaining
get_news_listwithget_news_articleto extract full article content - Benchmark a fund's deal volume across time ranges by querying
get_investors_listwithrangeset to30d,thisyear, andlastyear
| Tier | Price | Credits/month | Rate limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/mo | 100 | 5 req/min |
| Hobby | $30/mo | 1,000 | 20 req/min |
| Developer | $100/mo | 5,000 | 250 req/min |
One credit = one API call regardless of which marketplace API you call. Exceeding the rate limit returns a 429 response. Authenticate with the X-API-Key header.
Does crypto-fundraising.info offer an official developer API?+
What does `get_project_detail` return beyond a deal's basic fields?+
get_project_detail returns a full funding history as an array of rounds, each with date, amount, type, valuation, lead_investors, and investors. It also includes a description, links object, categories, and a total_raised string aggregated across all rounds — more depth than the summary fields in get_fundraising_deals.How many deals does `get_fundraising_deals` return per page, and can I adjust that?+
page parameter to paginate through additional results. Seven filter parameters — including round_type, category, and daterange — can narrow the result set.Does the API expose tokenomics, on-chain token prices, or vesting schedules for funded projects?+
Is there a way to retrieve all projects without paginating through deal results?+
get_all_projects returns the complete site index in a single call — no pagination required. Each entry includes post_title, post_type, post_name, id, and short_name. It does not return financial round data; for that, use get_project_detail with individual project slugs.