Crunchbase Finds $2M More, Clamps Down On Data Access
San Franciso-based Crunchbase, the provider of crowd-source investment data that was spun out of AOL last year, has raised $2M in a Series A2 round, the company said today, and put in place some major pricing and data access plans. The funding came from Salesforce Ventures, Felicis Ventures, Cowboy Ventures, SV Angel, and 8 Partners. The company said it will charge $999 a month for "advanced" access to its data for internal use, and $4,999/month for access to its data for applications, in addition to a free tier with limited access to only historical information.
posted on Wednesday, February 10, 2016 (Link to more information)
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