find_tools, describe_tool, execute_tool — from a single round to
a filtered search across every deal.
What you can ask
- “Who led Anthropic’s latest round, and how much did it raise?”
- “List the Series A rounds in climate tech announced this quarter.”
- “Which investors most often co-invest with a16z?”
- “Has this company been acquired, and by whom?”
- “Which companies went public this year in Europe?”
- “Is this startup likely to raise again soon?”
- “Which funds has Sequoia raised, and who invested in them?”
- “这家公司最近一轮融资的投资方有哪些?“
What’s covered
Funding rounds- Funding round lookup, with cards for investments, investors, lead investors, the funded organization, partners and press references
- Search funding rounds with complex filters expressed in the request body
- Individual investment lookup, with cards for the funding round, investor, organization and partner
- Search investments
- Investor insights and investor matches — lookup and search
- Fund lookup, with cards for the fund’s investors, its owner and press references
- Search funds
- Acquisition lookup, with cards for the acquiree, the acquirer and press references; search acquisitions
- IPO lookup, with cards for the organization and press references; search IPOs
- Funding, acquisition, IPO, growth, closure, layoff and remain-private predictions — lookup and search
- Growth insights and research insights — lookup and search
How to use it
Pass the request in plain language and let the router pick the tool:describe_tool before
executing — search tools take a structured query body, card lookups take a
card name, and the per-call cost is shown there. Resolve the organization or
person identifier first.
Building with code? The same capability is available as a fixed-contract
Scenario Method with automatic provider
failover:
business.company.funding
lists the funding rounds a company raised, newest first.FAQ
Does this cover crypto fundraising?
Does this cover crypto fundraising?
Crunchbase records crypto companies as it does any other. For token
projects, VC funds and rounds specific to Web3, see
Crypto projects and VCs,
backed by RootData.
What are the prediction entities?
What are the prediction entities?
Crunchbase-derived forward-looking signals — whether an organization is
likely to raise, be acquired, go public, grow, close, lay off staff or
remain private — exposed as entities you can look up for one company or
search across many.
Is historical data available?
Is historical data available?
Yes. Funding rounds, investments, acquisitions and IPOs are dated
historical records, and the search tools filter on those dates.
Everything is fetched at request time.