Crunchbase vs DealRoom

• Crunchbase has an easy-to-navigate user interface. The bar at the top of the screen that shows the different data points available on companies is particularly helpful for quick navigating.
• The ability to make and import lists and save searches is helpful for customizing the software to your particular needs.
• The web and mobile app data that Crunchbase offers is very helpful to gauge trends and interest in companies for diligence purposes.

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• Fixed cost pricing is unique and refreshing. Saves headache and worry throughout the process and with the client.
• Internal Diligence Tracking through the requests feature is a game-changer. Prevents inefficient excel trackers and unnecessary emails throughout the process.
• GUI and interface are clean and easy to use.
• Customer support and response to inquires is timely and helpful.

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• Notifications - Something similar to TweetDeck would be nice, so that when news breaks it could be an immediate fact.
• Honestly dont add too much because you don't want it to become more of a social tool with cluttered info, keep it straight to the point.

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• DealRoom doesn't currently have an option for automatic weekly user analytics. I hope to see this feature implemented soon.
• The software is easy to use, as mentioned before, however, utilizing the setting buttons for folder structures can be difficult to understand at first.

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• The best use we get out of Crunchbase Pro is staying on top of funding, mergers, and acquisitions. This has really helped us to identify key target accounts for our ABM strategy.

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• It helped us manage documents and share info between our firm and the potential investors and clients. And also helped to manage internal processes and keep an eye on everything in the company.

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