PitchBook opens its platform to startups for free and debuts Origin deal sourcing service
Private markets data provider PitchBook Data Inc. today opened its platform to startups for free at Web Summit in Lisbon. Those that sign up have to share their financials. Some of that information will reach investors through the company’s new deal sourcing service, PitchBook Origin. The launches come as more startups than ever are landing […] The post PitchBook opens its platform to startups…
PitchBook Data Inc., a private markets data provider, has opened its platform to startups for free at Web Summit in Lisbon. The free access, part of PitchBook for Startups, allows startups to share their financials and details about their leadership team and product. In return, startups can use the PitchBook platform to research which investors are active in their sector and stage.
The new deal sourcing service, PitchBook Origin, debuts alongside the free access and covers about 25 million companies and 250 million people profiles. The service aims to help investors navigate the stage before a company raises funds, when signals are hardest to see. AI tools have made it easier for startups to get off the ground, but sourcing has not kept pace, says PitchBook.
Founder-verified data has not been available at scale until now, with each company getting a score and investors able to tune relevance filters. Real-time alerts, saved searches, and CRM integrations replace manual monitoring for deal teams. PitchBook, founded in 2007 and now owned by Morningstar Inc. since 2016, serves over 100,000 clients worldwide.
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