Pitchbook
Pitchbook on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“You got to go into Pitchbook. You got to go into all of these different third party sources and publications.”
Mentioned as a third-party source tool used for sales research.
▶ Hear it“you get grounded in knowledge of what's happening and you get to use that data to figure out how to make decisions in addition to all the notes you have and deal memos you've written perhaps over the years or insights you've had about like how to choose founders. And you're essentially composing insights from your personal lived experience, your notes, public data to make decisions. Now you pay Pitchbook by the seat.”
Discussed as an example of a data product used by VCs for deal research and decision-making.
▶ Hear it“And free, you know, crunchbase, pitchbook, you know, cost money, etc. They're great products, they have to be businesses, but we have the luxury of being able to just really offer this for the startup community.”
Mentioned as a competing product in the venture database space; described as a great product that costs money.
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