I like the volume of data and the numerous fields that Crunchbase offers. I use the data boost feature to get more firmographic information from companies, which helps me see details like web traffic and IT spending. This information allows me to tailor what my company provides to different segments of my subscribers, making some data more valuable to certain groups than others.

I love using Crunchbase to get a comprehensive overview of companies, particularly their trajectory and growth metrics like the heat score and growth score over different timeframes such as one, two, five, or ten years. This feature provides a clear understanding of the business's progress and challenges over time. Additionally, I appreciate the detailed insights provided by the overview tab in the company profile, which displays the financial series or stage the company is in. It gives me a very clear picture of the company's funding history, including the timing, amounts, and types of funding raised. This information helps me gauge the maturity of the team and the product, aiding in making better recruitment decisions for my startup environment.

In general, what I like most about Crunchbase is the possibility to access private companies information and get more background on startups.