Netstate

About the company

A public records search engine, made legible.

Netstate is a public-records search company. We resolve every business registered in the United States across secretary-of-state registries and federal datasets, so one search returns a single, sourced profile — registration, status, officers, agents and filings — instead of fifty disconnected lookups.

Page maintained by Netstate · last reviewed August 21, 2026

01 What is Netstate

Netstate, Inc. operates a search engine over United States public records. Every entity on the platform is built from primary government sources — Secretary-of-State business registries, federal regulators, courts and agency datasets — and joined into one canonical profile through entity resolution.

A profile carries what the public record holds: legal name and status, registration numbers, industry (NAICS) codes, registered agents and addresses, officers and directors, UCC positions and liens, litigation history, SBA loans, and officer-to-entity links. Each field is drawn from public filings, never a contact database we assembled ourselves.

We do not author, edit or opine on the underlying records. Our job is narrower and verifiable: collect filings from their issuing authorities, normalize them, link the ones that belong to the same legal entity, and show you exactly where each fact came from. Every data point carries the source dataset, the agency that maintains it, and the date we last retrieved it — refreshed on each register’s own cadence.

Every fact is traceable to its source
Read how we collect, resolve and verify records in our data methodology, or request a change through corrections & removal.

02 Coverage at a glance

128M
Registered companies
61
State & provincial registers
16
US federal data sources
400M+
Linked records

Coverage spans every US state, DC, Puerto Rico and Canada. Every figure is measured against our source cluster (as of 2026-08-21) — never rounded past what it actually holds. See the full source catalog and refresh cadence.

03 Company information

Netstate is itself a registered Delaware corporation. We publish our own entity details for the same reason we publish everyone else’s — so you can verify who stands behind the data.

Legal entity name
Netstate, Inc.
Entity type
C-Corporation · Delaware (Domestic)
Registered agent address
651 N Broad St, Suite 201
Middletown, DE 19709, United States
Founded
2026
Verify us
Delaware entity search — look us up the way we look up everyone else
General contact
Data corrections

05 Who is accountable for accuracy

Netstate has no “editorial” opinion to defend — we publish what the source record says. But someone is still accountable for whether we collected it correctly, matched it to the right entity and refreshed it on time.

The data team owns source accuracy — ingestion, refresh cadence and the per-field provenance you see on every profile. Corrections, removal and permissible use are handled under our compliance review. Disputed records are re-verified against the issuing agency before any change is published, and the change is recorded in the entity’s history.

04 How we operate

Four commitments govern how data moves through Netstate. They are the standard we hold ourselves to and the standard you can hold us to.

P-01

Primary sources only

We ingest records from the agency that issues them — never resold or scraped second-hand aggregations. Each profile names the originating authority.

P-02

Show the provenance

Every field carries its source dataset and retrieval date. Nothing on a profile is an unattributed assertion by Netstate.

P-03

Correct it fast

When an underlying record changes or a subject disputes a match, we re-verify against the source and update or remove within a published window.

P-04

Not a credit bureau

Netstate is not a consumer reporting agency. Our data is for research and due diligence, not FCRA-regulated eligibility decisions.

06 Common questions

07 Talk to us

Press, partnerships, data questions and corrections all reach a real person. For the fastest path on a specific record, use the corrections form — it routes to the team that owns that dataset.