PitchBook doesn’t share its pricing openly.
So, if you’re looking for a better price on your PitchBook subscription or are simply intrigued by the tool’s pricing, go on reading this article.
PitchBook’s Prices From 8 Customers
In our research on PitchBook's pricing, we came across eight clients sharing their experiences with their subscription costs:
- $12,000/year for 1 seat.
- $13,500/year for 1 seat.
- $18,000/year for 3 seats.
- $22,500/year for 3 seats (quarterly billing).
- $24,000/year for 3 seats.
- $13,500/year for 1 seat. $18,000/year for 2 seats. Only annual licenses are offered.
- $7,000/year/seat, with Pitchbook claiming to have a minimum of 5 seats.
- $20,000/year for 3 seats with a 2-year commitment (after being quoted $25,000/year).
Here’s what some of PitchBook’s customers say about their pricing in G2 and TrustRadius:
- Pretty pricey, but you get what you pay for.
- The price is rather high, but for funds should be worth it.
- Very expensive. You can’t share accounts to help offset the cost of the subscription.
- If you’re serious about investing, then the price is not a hurdle.
- User license seats can get expensive as PitchBook is scaled across the enterprise.
- Expensive and not cost-effective for small firms.
Is PitchBook Worth the Pricing?
There was a debate in Capiche on customers arguing if it’s worth paying for PitchBook.
Some people claimed that if you’re a small fund with limited resources, it’s tough to justify PitchBook’s pricing, but if you’re a large fund, particularly investing in late-stage deals, PitchBook is worth it.
Others claimed that having accurate valuation data is really important when investing, no matter if you’re a small or large firm, and so PitchBook is worth the price for everyone.
What Does Pitchbook Offer?
PitchBook has grown significantly as a provider of venture capital and private equity data since its inception in 2009. The business began with a concentration on venture capital but expanded to include private equity firms, corporate development, law firms, and universities. PitchBook now provides the following statistics on their platform:
- Angel and Venture Capital Investments
- Transactions in Private Equity
- Limited Partner Data
- Fund Raising Data
- Private Company Data
- Advisor Data
How to Sign Up to PitchBook?
Go to their Products page and request a free trial.
You’ll soon be contacted by a PitchBook SDR asking you to book a call.
There’s no way to purchase PitchBook’s subscription without going through their sales call.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is PitchBook?
PitchBook is a database platform that offers in-depth information about international capital markets. They also provide exclusive analysis and insights to help you produce your best work.
How Much Does PitchBook Cost?
For a standard plan, the yearly cost is around $24,000 for 3 users. However, they will provide you with rates based on the type of services you require and the number of seats needed.
Who Are PitchBook’s Competitors?
CB Insights, Preqin, Refinitiv, S&P Capital IQ, TagniFi.
