What is a PitchBook used for?

A pitchbook is a sales document created by an investment bank or firm that details the main attributes of the firm, which is then used by the firm’s sales force to help sell products and services and generate new clients.

Which is better PitchBook or Crunchbase?

Reviewers felt that PitchBook meets the needs of their business better than Crunchbase. When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that PitchBook is the preferred option. For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of PitchBook over Crunchbase.

What is the cost of PitchBook?

It’s around $20K/year and requires annual contracts, but it does seem wayyy better than Crunchbase etc.

What does a PitchBook contain?

Pitch books typically contain sections on the merits of the transaction; analysis of potential buyers or sellers; pricing and valuation information; as well as key risks to mitigate. That is the classic definition, but in practice, people use the term “pitch book” to refer to almost any presentation created by a bank.

What do you need to know about pitchbooks?

The Pitchbooks team brings excellent financial and analytical skills to the table to then create professional, strong and compelling PowerPoint presentations. Their knowledge of and background in investment banking practices are tremendous assets when drafting memorandums and presentation books.

What does PB mean in a business PitchBook?

“PitchBook is integral to the way we do business. We use PB to test market appetite for specific potential acquisitions and to give us the proverbial hash marks we use in valuation.” “PitchBook has given us information about the PE and venture community—it’s an excellent diligence and business development tool.”

Which is the best award for a pitch book?

Pitch Books awarded the ‘Excellence in Finance – Companies’ award at FiNext Conference Dubai, 2020. FiNext Awards and Conference acknowledge people who are bringing the future of finance through their persistent efforts.