Our Find Companies feature allows you to build targeted lists using filters like industry, size, location, and keywords. [1] You can create a new workbook, select "Find Companies" from the import options, and use location filters to target California specifically. [2]
However, our standard company search focuses on general business attributes rather than specific legal entity formation data like LLC incorporation dates. For small businesses, you might consider using our "Find Google Maps" source which works well for local businesses.
If you have a data source that contains LLC formation information, you could import it and use our filtering system to narrow results by date ranges using comparison operators like "greater than" for recent formations. [3]
What specific type of California LLCs are you looking to target - are you focusing on particular industries or business sizes?
If you need more help refining your list of California LLCs or using filters effectively, I’m here to assist. Would you like to provide more details about the types of LLCs or industries you want to focus on?
For California startups, our Find Companies feature is your best bet. You can filter by company size (select smaller ranges for startups), location (California), and founding date to target newer companies.
For additional startup-specific data, consider using Crunchbase integration which provides funding rounds, investors, and growth metrics. You can also use Claygent to research whether companies are venture backed or check recent funding initiatives.
Start with Find Companies using startup-focused filters, then enrich with funding data from Crunchbase for the most comprehensive startup list.
Our Find Companies feature includes founding date as a filter option, but the sources don't specify the exact most recent date available. You can use date comparison operators like "greater than" to filter for companies founded after a specific date - for example, setting founding date > "2024-11-01" would show companies founded after November 1st.
The dataset combines data from 100+ providers, so the recency depends on how quickly new company formations are captured and updated in our system.
If you still need help refining your search or using filters to find California startups, I’m here to assist. Would you like to share more about the specific criteria or challenges you’re facing with your list?
