Who AuditRadar Is For
AuditRadar turns public Federal Audit Clearinghouse and IRS filings on 67,851 organizations into working tools for 8 kinds of teams: CPA audit firms, nonprofit finance teams, tax preparers, association software vendors, nonprofit software and IT vendors, grant seekers, grant consultants and fundraising event vendors. Every team can start with a free account.
Data as of 2026-11-15 · Sources: Federal Audit Clearinghouse and IRS public data
What does each team get?
8 teams, one set of public filings; the price column says what is free.
| Team | What it gets | Price |
|---|---|---|
| CPA audit firms | Ranked nonprofit accounts, auditor changes, single audit entrants and verified audit RFPs in your territory. | Free weekly signals; paid plans |
| Nonprofit finance teams | An audit checklist sized to your federal spending, your FAC due date and the audit firms observed in your state. | Free account |
| CPA and EA tax teams | Upload an e-filed Form 990 or 990-EZ and review consistency checks exception by exception. | Free account |
| Association software vendors | Trade and professional associations with their dues trend and the membership software observed on their websites. | Free account |
| Software, IT and service vendors to nonprofits | Segments of nonprofits by state, revenue, federal spending and NTEE code, with the triggers observed in public filings. | Free account; downloads on paid plans |
| Nonprofit grant seekers | Private foundations from Form 990-PF filings, their open calls and deadlines, an eligibility check and your pipeline. | Free account |
| Grant consultants and publishers | Up to 20 saved feeds over the foundation data, exported as only what is new or changed. | Free account |
| Fundraising event vendors and sponsors | Gala, golf, auction and run or walk pages observed on nonprofit websites, with the date as written. | Free account |
Which team am I?
Pick the row that describes the work you do each week; each page says what that team gets, where the data comes from and what it costs.
Where does the data come from?
From public filings: 67,851 organizations in the Federal Audit Clearinghouse (data as of 2026-11-15), IRS Form 990 and 990-PF e-filings, the IRS Business Master File, and the organizations’ own websites.
Does AuditRadar sell contact lists?
No. AuditRadar shows the contacts that public filings already carry, never a list for sale. On Territory Watch, Pro and Firm, an organization page shows the auditee contact as filed in the Federal Audit Clearinghouse (FAC) report it cites (contact title, phone, email, and the certifying official’s name and title), whether that email and phone were found on the organization’s own website and when we looked, and the officers listed on its IRS Form 990 (names and titles). The Territory Report files and the signed-in CSV export carry the auditee contact as filed in the FAC report (title, phone, email) on each account row. An open RFP shows the contact its issuer prints on the RFP page. A filed contact is shown as filed: we do not correct or update it, and we do not sell contact lists. Public pages, samples, previews, the weekly digest and free accounts show no contact.
Sources: Federal Audit Clearinghouse · IRS Form 990 series downloads · IRS EO Business Master File · Data status