Crunchbase vs PitchBook

• 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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• Extremely well-researched data, critical to any M&A decision.
• Customer support: real humans respond, and follow-up diligently.
• High trust resource: provides private company information too, which is far more valuable/ harder to access than public.

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• The technology page is a list of technologies the company uses to make their website not the actual company's tech stack. Would be better to either rename this or list their tech.
• Add number of employees not just the ones that have a Crunchbase profile.

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• Missing functionality: At times the ability to drill down further by transaction type and/or security was not available, and necessitated further data manipulation in Excel to arrive at the desired result.

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• Crunchbase has been great and given us a lot of new companies to go after that have received funding and turned into great meetings. We do not pay a ton, so the ROI is great.
• We have nothing but positive results using Crunchbase and rely on it heavily for prospecting.
• It might add more value if we get a more expensive or advanced version.

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• Undetermined-- we just didn't see a big enough ROI as a small firm to justify a continued subscription.

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