PitchBook

Overview

PitchBook is a reportable segment of Morningstar, Inc. Its data, research and tools are delivered mainly through the PitchBook platform, which Morningstar describes as an integrated solution for professionals who allocate, deploy or advise on capital, and through direct data products delivered by API and data feed^[6]. According to Morningstar’s 2025 annual report, PitchBook tracks millions of private and public companies, investors, funds, deals, loans and executives^[6].

PitchBook revenue was US$671.8 million in 2025, up 8.6% from US$618.4 million in 2024; licensed users were broadly flat over the year^[6]. Morningstar added AI features including the VC Exit Predictor and Valuation Estimates, a machine-learning model that produces valuation estimates for thousands of companies, and integrations with AI platforms such as Hebbia and Rogo^[6]. Pricing is based primarily on the number of licensed users^[6].

PitchBook’s strength is deal, fund and investor data for venture capital and private equity rather than statutory accounts. Its website blocked automated access during this review, and the annual report does not describe financial-statement coverage, so it scores low on this list’s model; buyers should ask PitchBook directly how many private companies carry financial statements.

PitchBook features

• Private and public companies, investors, funds, deals
• API and data-feed products
• VC Exit Predictor
• Valuation Estimates model
• Integrations with AI research tools

PitchBook pricing

Quote-based, priced mainly per licensed user.

PitchBook strengths and limitations

Appears in

• Best Company Financial Data Providers in 2026 #12

PitchBook alternatives and competitors

Alternatives to PitchBook: companies ranked in the same lists.

• MonetaiQ
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• Global Database
• S&P Capital IQ Pro
• LWLSEG World-Check (UBO Check)
• Companies House Accounts Data Product
• Financial Modeling Prep
• SEC EDGAR APIs
• FFactSet
• Creditsafe
• EODHD