Crunchbase at a glance
- Listing price
- Free, paid upgradesFree basic profile; Pro from ~$49/mo
- Domain rating
- DR 91
- Captcha
- Cloudflare Turnstile
- Backlink or badge
- Not required
- Email confirmation
- Yes, by link or code
- Submit at
- crunchbase.com/add-new
What Crunchbase is and who it's for
Crunchbase is a platform for finding and tracking private companies, from startups to established businesses. It provides data on funding rounds, acquisitions, IPOs, leadership changes, and other key events. The site offers predictive intelligence, including funding, growth, acquisition, IPO, and closure predictions. It serves investors, sales teams, product developers, analysts, wealth managers, and entrepreneurs.
Investors, sales and marketing professionals, product developers, analysts, wealth managers, and entrepreneurs seeking private company data and predictions.
It lists
- Private companies
- Startups
- Funding rounds
- Acquisitions
- IPOs
- People profiles
- Investors
- Events
How to submit to Crunchbase, step by step
Create a free account and add a new organization profile via the 'Add New' page. Basic profiles are free.
Create an account
Sign up with email, Google, or LinkedIn. Email verification is required.
Go to Add New
Navigate to the 'Add New' page (crunchbase.com/add-new) to start adding an organization.
Enter organization details
Fill in the required fields such as name, website, description, and categories.
Submit for review
Submit the profile. New organization edits are reviewed by Crunchbase before going live.
Wait for approval
Once approved, the profile will be publicly visible on Crunchbase.
What the Crunchbase form asks for
| Field | Limits and format |
|---|---|
| Organization name | — |
| Website | — |
| Description | — |
| Categories | — |
Our free preview drafts your name, tagline, short and long descriptions, categories and tags in the lengths directories like this one ask for. Try it with your URL.
Crunchbase pricing: free vs paid
| Option | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free basic profile | Free | Basic company profile listing |
| Crunchbase Pro | From ~$49/month | Advanced search, alerts, and analytics |
| Crunchbase Business | Custom pricing | Team features, API access, and data licensing |
Why Crunchbase submissions get rejected or stall
- Duplicate listing: if the organization already exists, the submission may be rejected.
- Incomplete or inaccurate information: profiles with missing required fields or false data may be rejected.
- Non-organization submissions: Crunchbase only lists companies, people, investors, and events; other entities may be rejected.
- Spam or promotional content: profiles that are overly promotional or contain spam may be rejected.
Tips for a listing that gets approved
- Ensure your organization does not already exist on Crunchbase before submitting to avoid duplicates.
- Provide a clear, concise description and accurate categories to help users find your company.
- Use a company email address when creating your account to establish credibility.
- After your profile is live, keep it updated with funding rounds, key hires, and other milestones to improve visibility.
Our take on Crunchbase
Crunchbase is essential for any startup or private company seeking visibility among investors, partners, and customers. The free profile is a must-have, and the review process is straightforward. Expect to wait for approval, but the long-term value of being listed is high.
Crunchbase FAQ
How much does it cost to list my company on Crunchbase?
Creating a basic company profile is free. Paid plans like Crunchbase Pro start at around $49/month and offer advanced features.
Do I need an account to add a company to Crunchbase?
Yes, you need to create an account and verify your email before you can add a new organization.
What are the requirements for a company profile?
You need to provide the organization name, website, description, and categories. The profile must be accurate and not duplicate an existing listing.
Checked against Crunchbase's own pages on Oct 24, 2026: crunchbase.com, crunchbase.com/add-new. Directories change their forms and prices; the submit page has the final word.
