Pitchbook maps the deals. HedgeID maps the disclosed need.
Pitchbook is a deal and company database for sourcing and diligence. HedgeID reads what capital-markets firms disclose they need — in their own filings — and matches it to what you sell. Go straight to the accounts with a disclosed reason to care.
Honest comparison
Different question, different answer
Pitchbook answers "what deals happened and who's involved?" HedgeID answers "which capital-markets firms just disclosed they need what I sell?" Keep Pitchbook for sourcing; add HedgeID for targeting.
Who it's for
Data and technology vendors selling into capital markets — the CRO or Head of Sales at a BMLL-archetype $10–30M B2B SaaS company.
Frequently asked
Pitchbook vs Preqin vs HedgeID — which do I need?
Pitchbook for deals, Preqin for fund and LP data, HedgeID for who to sell to. They answer different questions.
Does HedgeID give me deal history?
No. HedgeID is built for vendor targeting on disclosed need. Keep Pitchbook for deal sourcing.
How fresh is HedgeID's data?
Refreshed from current filings — when a firm discloses something new, your matches update.
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