Deal sourcing data: new opportunities
- Identify new companies
- Discover new products
- Analyze promising founders
How our clients use web data for deal sourcing
Identify new companies
Search by external parameters. Use firmographic data to filter and discover companies that meet specific criteria. A continuous flow of newly added companies, including early-stage startups, will ensure you stay one step ahead of the competition.
Top data points: size, revenue, location, industry, founding_date, total_funding_rounds
Search by internal ratings. Analyze company employee review data to understand internal culture, employee satisfaction, and overall company health.
Top data points: rating, culture&values, diversity&inclusion, work_life_balance, career_opportunities
Discover new products
Search by product category and related products. Explore tech product review data to identify emerging technologies and products gaining traction in the market.
Top data points: product_categories, product_related, ratings_average
Search by ratings. Investigate customer reviews and ratings to assess product popularity and quality, focusing on those with high market potential.
Top data points: ratings_count, ratings_average, ratings_breakdown, review_text
Choose how you want to get the data
Database API
Search and enrich with direct access to a large-scale database.
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Power your product or analysis with multi-source data on 35M+ unique companies. The unmatched level of detail in every record, over 300 data points, allows you to extract unique insights and gain a panoramic understanding of businesses worldwide. This multi-source dataset also contains additional data fields with insights powered by AI and years of historical data.
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