doppler and PitchBook
doppler vs PitchBook: which does what
Different tools that share a customer. Here is what each is for, and how funds use both.
What PitchBook is
The data of record for private markets: funding rounds, valuations, cap tables, comparables and investor profiles, sold to firms on annual terms.
What doppler is
The reading layer. Scout watches the companies you are not diligencing yet; the Deal Desk runs the diligence when one becomes a deal, with every claim cited.
Choose PitchBook for
- ·Comparables and valuations.
- ·Cap tables and round terms, verified.
- ·Market maps and fund benchmarking.
Choose doppler for
- ·Running the diligence, from first look to IC memo.
- ·Watching the companies you are not diligencing yet.
- ·A fund that cannot justify a firm-level data licence.
Using both
PitchBook answers what the market paid. doppler answers whether this deal holds up.
How each is sold
| PitchBook | Not published. Licensed to firms on annual terms. |
| doppler | Sign up for free and pay for more usage as you grow. |
Asked and answered
Does doppler replace PitchBook?
No. PitchBook is data; doppler is diligence. For cap tables and comparables it will send you to one.
Where does doppler get its funding data?
From public sources during a sweep and, with the company data add-on, from licensed data vendors.
Which is cheaper?
Scout is free for five companies. PitchBook does not publish pricing and licenses at the firm level.