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Our feed, a bought UCC list, a scraper feed, or the state's own data

Colorado and Connecticut publish their UCC filings free. Here is what each route gives an equipment lender, as of 2 November 2026.

Side by side

Four ways to get Colorado and Connecticut UCC filings
The state's open dataA scraper feed (example: Apify listing)A bought UCC list (example: Salesgenie)Fileherald
Source and freshness
Where the records come fromThe Secretary of State's own open-data copyThe states' open data, per its listingNot stated on its pageThe states' open data, with the state's record linked on every row
How often it updatesDaily (Colorado), nightly (Connecticut)Daily for Colorado and Connecticut, per its listingMonthly, per its pageCollected every morning
Colorado collateral textYesYes, per its listingNot stated on its pageYes, as filed
The work on top
Equipment filings sorted from blanket liens, inventory lines and cash advancesNot includedA lead-type field, per its listingNot stated on its pageIncluded
Debtors who are people removedNot includedNot stated on its pageNot stated on its pageIncluded
Terminated filings left out of lapse alertsYou check the flags yourselfNot stated on its pageNot stated on its pageIncluded
Filing agents labelled, never mistaken for the lenderNot includedNot stated on its pageNot stated on its pageIncluded
Same-day filings merged into one rowNot includedNot stated on its pageNot stated on its pageIncluded
Delivery and terms
What you receiveAn API or download you query and join yourselfRecords from a run you start and pay for per recordA list you orderA morning email with a CSV, nothing to run
PriceFreeFrom $4.00 per 1,000 records, per its listingNot publishedFrom $500 a month
Bad recordsNo remedyNot stated on its pageRefund for the undeliverable, out-of-date or disconnected part, per its pageEvery bad record credited on the next bill
Sample before you payIncludedOne example record on its listingNot stated on its pageUp to 10 records from your state, checked by a person

"Per its listing" and "per its page" mean what that seller's own page said on the date below; where a page says nothing, the table says so rather than guess.

When another route is the better choice

  • If someone on your team can query an API every day and keep the filters up to date, the states' open data is free and complete for those states.
  • If you want raw records at the lowest price and will do the sorting yourself, a scraper feed costs a few dollars per thousand records.
  • If you need states we do not cover yet, a national list seller covers more places.

What the filters remove, in numbers

  • Colorado (statewide): 441 new UCC-1s against companies read, 110 of them equipment filings, Oct 27–Nov 2.
  • Connecticut (statewide; no collateral text): 377 new UCC-1s against companies read, 51 of them equipment filings, Oct 27–Nov 2.

Sources for this page

Each page read on 2 November 2026. Prices and terms change: check the page itself before you decide.