What I like best about Crunchbase is the speed and structure it brings to company and market research. You get a single, reliable source for firmographic data, funding history, leadership changes, and growth signals that would otherwise take hours to piece together from multiple tools. From a business user perspective, the advanced filters and saved searches are especially valuable. They make it easy to identify target accounts, track competitors, and spot emerging companies based on real signals like recent funding, hiring trends, or acquisitions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The main drawback is data consistency at the account level.
While Crunchbase is strong at a macro level, some company profiles can be outdated or incomplete, especially for mid-market and non-US businesses. This means critical fields like employee count, revenue range, or decision-maker details still need external validation.
From a workflow standpoint, the UI can feel dense for new users. Powerful filters are available, but it takes time to understand how to combine them effectively. A more guided experience for advanced searches would improve usability.
The pricing can be difficult to justify for smaller teams that only need limited access, especially when export limits and feature tiers restrict day-to-day operational use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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