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New in 2015: data from 137 federal programs

Discover Which Corporations are Getting Financial Assistance from Government Agencies Throughout the United States

SUBSIDY TRACKER 3.0 is the first national search engine for economic development subsidies and other forms of government assistance to business.

Data Tally

  • Entries: 441,000 (277,000 state/local; 164,000 federal)
  • Programs: 688 (551 state/local; 137 federal)
  • Parent companies covered: 1,833

Megadeals

Data sources for state/local programs

Data sources for federal programs

User Guide (new version coming soon)

Update log

Send questions or comments to Good Jobs First Research Director Philip Mattera.
The Subsidy Tracker site was built with the help of Rich Puchalsky of Grassroots Connection.

Survey Link DO NOT DELETE

Option 1: View Summaries

    Top 100 Parents

    State Totals


    Top Industries

    Top HQ States / Countries

Option 2: Search by Company Name and/or Other Variables

(use CTRL-click to select more than one)
Searches all text fields
Enter amount in plain digits; e.g. use 1000000 for $1 million
Enter amount in plain digits; e.g. use 1000000 for $1 million
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After choosing a state, click Search to get a complete list of entries for that state or use the dropdowns that appear to get a summary of entries for a specific city or county. These choices cover only awards made by state and local governments and can be combined with other Option 2 variables above.
Use this dropdown to narrow a search of federal entries to a specific program, state or other variables. It can also be combined with the other Option 2 variables above except for the State and Locality Search options.