A OpenCorporates alternative for teams that want the records built to spec.
OpenCorporates is a well-known company registry data aggregator, and teams typically use it for company data across jurisdictions. Recordpipe is a different kind of thing: not a product you log into, but a custom pipeline we build from public records and run for you, delivered into your systems on a fixed price. People searching for a OpenCorporates alternative are usually teams that need US state registry data in a custom schema, with officers, UCC and license overlays. This page explains when that fits and when it does not.
Built to your scope, not shared inventory
Your geography, your filters, your schema. Nothing in your feed is resold to a competitor because nothing in your feed exists until we build it.
Sourced from public filings
Every row traces to a public record: registry filings, recorded documents, court dockets, permits, licenses. Provenance you can show your counsel.
Delivered into your stack
Webhook, API, file drop, or warehouse. Daily, weekly, or one-time. Full snapshots or only what changed.
Fixed price, quoted before you commit
A $500 scoping returns feasibility, a sample, and a fixed quote in 5 business days, credited in full. Contracts from $5,000 to $3 million.
When OpenCorporates fits, and when a pipeline fits
If you need a self-serve tool your team can open today, a company registry data aggregator like OpenCorporates may be the right buy, and we are not a drop-in replacement for one. If you need specific public records, on a cadence, in your schema, exclusively yours, with someone else running the collection, that is what Recordpipe does. We do not publish comparisons of third-party pricing or features; OpenCorporates is a trademark of its owner and Recordpipe is not affiliated with it.