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PitchBook provides private market data through its PitchBook Platform, offering access to information on venture capital, private equity, and M&A. Subscribers gain tiered access to details on companies, deals, investors, funds, and market players to support due diligence and trend analysis. Revenue comes from subscriptions, advertising, and partnerships around industry reports, news, and blogs. The goal is to help investment professionals, executives, and advisors in Europe and North America stay informed about industry trends and make strategic investment decisions.
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Financial Services
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$13.8M
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington
Founded
2007
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Introducing Metal's Partnership with PitchBook. Taylor lowe. Metal Technologies, Inc. is thrilled to announce that PitchBook, the leading source of private capital market data, is now integrated with Metal. PitchBook's private company, deal, and fund data is ready for your deal teams to put to work across the Metal platform and inside the AI tools your firm already uses through Metal MCP. The data lands in your firm's context layer. The better the market data, the more it's worth pairing with your firm's own context, and that context is what Metal provides. Metal sits underneath the AI tools your team already uses and gives them everything your firm knows. It works by taking your scattered deals, documents, and decisions and organizing them into one connected map: every company, every figure, and the judgment behind them, what your firm concluded and why. Metal Technologies, Inc. call that map a context graph. When PitchBook data flows into your firm's context graph, an external comp stops being a standalone number. It sits next to the deals your firm actually ran, the targets you passed on, and the theses you wrote. A PitchBook valuation becomes a valuation in context: here is what the market says, and here is what your firm decided the last five times it saw something like this. How it shows up across the lifecycle. Because PitchBook data is structured into the graph, it compounds through every stage rather than living in a single lookup. * In sourcing, market maps and target lists are grounded in PitchBook's coverage and ranked against your firm's own scoring and edge. * In screening, comps and round histories arrive already connected to the comparable deals in your own history. * In diligence, benchmarking reads from PitchBook and from what your firm has seen before, so the question shifts from what the market shows to whether this fits your thesis. Market truth plus firm judgment is conviction. External market data tells you what is true across the market. Your firm's structured history tells you what that means for you. Conviction lives where the two meet, and that is exactly the layer Metal occupies. This is the start of a deeper relationship with PitchBook. Every deal you run makes the next one sharper, and now the market's deepest private market dataset compounds alongside your own.
PitchBook launches Pioneer certification program to the public. New learning paths empower finance professionals everywhere to build platform proficiency and advance their careers SEATTLE - March 31, 2026 - PitchBook, the leading private capital market intelligence provider, today announced that PitchBook Pioneer, its on-demand training and certification program, is now open to everyone - not just PitchBook clients. PitchBook Pioneer features a catalog of self-paced courses and certification programs covering market intelligence, deal sourcing and execution, and a thorough overview of PitchBook's platform capabilities. Upon completing each program, participants earn a certificate they can display on LinkedIn and their resume. PitchBook clients also have access to live training workshops for a more hands-on, interactive learning experience. By opening Pioneer to a broader audience, PitchBook is extending its commitment to empowering the next generation of financial professionals - giving students and practitioners outside the PitchBook ecosystem access to the same foundational knowledge that powers decisions at leading investment firms and institutions. As private markets enter 2026 navigating AI-driven capital concentration, shifting fundraising dynamics, and evolving exit conditions, the ability to read and act on market data has never been more critical. PitchBook Pioneer offers learning paths for venture capital, private equity, and general finance workflows, as well as dedicated courses for university students. Learning paths include: * Uncovering trends and emerging spaces * Leveraging Screeners to analyze macro-level fund performance and exit trends * Using Screeners to create an effective target list * Finding companies in target sectors primed for funding or acquisition * Identifying new investment strategies * Analyzing comps using pivot tables "We are dedicated to developing the next generation of financial professionals and expanding access to private market education," said Rod Diefendorf, President & Chief Operating Officer at PitchBook. "Pioneer builds on that commitment. It gives students and professionals the opportunity to learn how to navigate market data and apply those insights in real-world situations. By making this program available beyond our clients, we're helping more people build the skills needed to make smarter decisions in today's market." Early participants say the program has already changed how they approach the platform and their careers: * "This PitchBook certification will help to locate startups and venture capital firms in order to understand the VC universe, and the average size of deals in startup stages." - VC at Silicon Foundry * "I am a college student, and I see these certifications helping me boost my resume in looking for my first entry-level job in my career." - Student, Purdue University * "This certification was an engaging learning experience for me that got me excited to work with the platform. This excitement led me to discover new and interesting areas of research that will inform my future career field." - Student, The University of Chicago PitchBook currently serves more than 100,000 clients worldwide and is used by elite academic institutions to support financial education. The PitchBook Pioneer certification program helps both clients and prospective users accelerate their workflows, stay current on platform capabilities, and advance their careers. For students, the program builds real-world knowledge and skills to strengthen their resumes and prepare them to enter the workforce with confidence. To explore courses, certifications, and live training, visit PitchBook Pioneer. About PitchBook, a Morningstar company As the pulse of private capital markets, PitchBook delivers trusted, real-time data, research, and technology to help investors, dealmakers, and innovators make decisions with confidence. Its products provide comprehensive information on companies, investors, funds, deals, and people, along with tools that help professionals analyze market activity and make informed decisions. Founded in 2007, PitchBook today serves more than 100,000 clients worldwide and is recognized as the leading source of private capital market intelligence. PitchBook has grown to over 3,000 employees across offices in Seattle, San Francisco, New York, London, Singapore, Mumbai, and other global locations. Since 2016, PitchBook has operated as a subsidiary of Morningstar, Inc. For more information, visit www.pitchbook.com. March 31, 2026
PitchBook earns spot on G2's 2026 Best Financial Services Software Products list. SEATTLE, March 20, 2026 - PitchBook, the leading private capital market intelligence provider, has been named to G2's 2026 Best Software Awards list, ranking sixth in the Best Financial Services Software Products category - up two spots from its 2025 placement. The recognition is determined entirely by verified customer reviews, placing PitchBook among a highly selective group of software providers that have earned the trust of their users. The annual G2 Best Software Awards recognize the world's top software companies and products based on verified user reviews and publicly available market presence data. Just 0.6% of the 175,000+ vendors listed on G2 earned placement across this year's awards. PitchBook earned 55 new customer reviews in 2025, more than five times the minimum required for eligibility. "Earning a spot on G2's Best Software list two years running, and moving up the rankings, is a direct reflection of the trust our customers place in PitchBook every day," said Rod Diefendorf, President and COO of PitchBook. "We're focused on giving investors and dealmakers the most reliable private market intelligence available, and on building a platform that moves as fast as they do." Customer feedback on G2 consistently points to PitchBook's data depth, breadth of coverage, and its ability to surface insights that drive real investment decisions. PitchBook has received the following awards from G2: * Best Financial Service Software Products - 2026 * Investment Portfolio Management: Grid Leader, Implementation Leader, and Momentum Leader - Spring 2026 * Grid Leader Financial Research - Spring 2026 To hear what customers are saying about PitchBook on G2, read customer reviews and learn more about PitchBook. About PitchBook, a Morningstar company As the pulse of private capital markets, PitchBook delivers trusted, real-time data, research, and technology to help investors, dealmakers, and innovators make decisions with confidence. Its products provide comprehensive information on companies, investors, funds, deals, and people, along with tools that help professionals analyze market activity and make informed decisions. Founded in 2007, PitchBook today serves more than 100,000 clients worldwide and is recognized as the leading source of private capital market intelligence. PitchBook has grown to over 3,000 employees across offices in Seattle, San Francisco, New York, London, Singapore, Mumbai, and other global locations. Since 2016, PitchBook has operated as a subsidiary of Morningstar, Inc. About G2 G2 is the world's largest and most trusted software marketplace. More than 100 million people annually - including employees at all Fortune 500 companies - use G2 to make smarter software decisions based on authentic peer reviews. Thousands of software and services companies of all sizes partner with G2 to build their reputation and grow their business. To learn more, visit g2.com. March 20, 2026
Pitchbook hires Ledgard as senior reporter. March 16, 2026. Posted by chris roush. Pitchbook has hired Alvaro Ledgard as a senior reporter covering leveraged loans. He has been a Latin America primary bond market reporter at Debtwire. Previously, he was an intern reporter at Bloomberg News. He has also worked as an economics and finance analyst, senior economics and finance analyst, subeditor, and then as editor-at-large at Semana Económica, a business and economics magazine in Peru. He also won the Philip Greer award for best financial writing 2021. Ledgard has a M.A. from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
PitchBook has partnered with Perplexity to integrate its private market intelligence into the AI answer engine's conversational interface through a new Essential MCP server. The integration allows Perplexity users to access PitchBook's firmographic data, receive company and deal information, and explore private market trends with cited, verifiable answers. Users can ask questions about firms, transactions, investors and market themes, receiving summaries with links to original PitchBook sources. The partnership combines PitchBook's comprehensive private capital dataset with Perplexity's real-time information synthesis capabilities. This collaboration marks PitchBook's latest AI partnership, joining existing integrations with Anthropic, OpenAI, Hebbia and others. PitchBook serves over 100,000 clients worldwide and has operated as a Morningstar subsidiary since 2016. Perplexity answers more than 150 million questions weekly.
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Industries
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Financial Services
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$13.8M
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington
Founded
2007
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