What is the Difference between a Free Crunchbase Account and Crunchbase Paid Subscriptions?

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Crunchbase offers multiple products to help individuals and teams with prospecting & market research. To help you choose the option that will best suit your individual or company needs, you can compare each Crunchbase product here.

Crunchbase Free: This offering is for individuals who want to quickly learn about a company with rich firmographics at no cost. Create an account here.

Crunchbase Pro: This paid offering is for individual users and small teams who want to find & close deals through automated prospecting, personalized insights & key integrations fueled by sales intelligence. Try Crunchbase Pro for free here.

Crunchbase Business: This paid offering is for large teams who want scalable integrations and exports for your team fueled by sales intelligence to find and close deals. Learn more about Crunchbase Business here.

Crunchbase API: This paid offering is for large teams who want access live company data at scale with unlimited exports. To enrich tools and build products with proprietary company intelligence, including the full scope of predictions and insights data. Learn more about Crunchbase API by booking time with our sales team at sales@crunchbase.com.

 

Here’s a full breakdown on the functionality between Free, Crunchbase Pro, and Crunchbase Business:

 

Feature Free Pro Business
Basic Company Data Limited
Company Financial Data Limited
Create or Edit Profiles
Company Activity Alerts Only for 'My First List' 
Full Search Results Limited - Up to 5 results per search Up to 1,000 results per search Up to 1,000 results per search
Import List  
Insights on Curated Lists  
Team Admin Features  
Productivity Features  
Salesforce, Hubspot, and Zapier integrations    
Data Exports     Up to 5K rows/ month
SSO    
Contacts    
Dedicated Support    

 

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