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Crunchbase API — Company Data, One Call Deep
Funding history, investors, acquisitions, headcount, revenue range, and technology stack — 50+ structured fields per company, returned in a consistent schema you can build a pipeline on.
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What You Can Pull From Crunchbase
Company profileCore identity: name, legal name, alias, website, founded date, operating status, company type, and the short description.
Funding historyTotal raised, number of rounds, last funding type, investor count, and the full round history with dates and amounts.
InvestorsInvestor names, types, and participation history — including which of them led each round.
People and scaleEmployee count range, revenue range, key hires, and leadership.
Corporate activityAcquisition history with targets and deal values, plus IPO status.
Technology stackDetected technologies, Siftery product data, and Apptopia app metrics.
Market signalsBombora intent surges, news coverage, and awards.
Offices and IPHeadquarters and office locations, plus patent filings.
What Comes Back
POST /api/crunchbase/company {"company": "openai"}
{
"id": "openai",
"name": "OpenAI",
"founded_on": "2015-12-11",
"operating_status": "active",
"ipo_status": "private",
"num_employees_enum": "1001_5000",
"funding_total": { "value": 11300000000, "currency": "USD" },
"num_funding_rounds": 7,
"investor_count": 25,
"categories": ["Artificial Intelligence", "Machine Learning"]
}Built for These Jobs
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Funding, investors, acquisitions, and stack for any company — on the same key as 500+ other sources. From $30/month with a 7-day free trial.
Common Questions
One POST to the company endpoint returns 50+ structured fields in a consistent schema: core identity, the full funding history with round dates and amounts, investors and who led each round, headcount and revenue ranges, acquisitions, IPO status, detected technology stack, news coverage, offices, and patent filings. You pass a company alias like “openai” or a full Crunchbase URL — both work as input.