Comparison
DryPowder vs PitchBook
PitchBook publishes no price list and asks visitors to request a quote or trial; customers report $12,000–$13,500 a year for one seat (Failory, PitchBook pricing (customer-reported), checked October 20, 2026). DryPowder is free to browse; paid plans are Starter $39/mo, Signal $99/mo and Raise $199/mo, or from $29/mo billed annually. Choose PitchBook if you are an investor, banker or corporate development team with budget for an enterprise data license; choose DryPowder if you are a founder raising pre-seed to Series A who needs a target list this week without a sales process.
Updated · every PitchBook claim links to its source
DryPowder shows first-time founders which seed and pre-seed VC funds are deploying capital now, from SEC Form D filings and deal news.
Free to browse; $39–$199/mo
DryPowder pricing →PitchBook is a private-market data platform sold through a quote and trial request rather than a public price list. PitchBook pricing page ↗
Quote only; $12,000–$13,500/yr per seat reported
Failory, PitchBook pricing (customer-reported) ↗Side by side
Each PitchBook cell links to the page it comes from, checked October 20, 2026. Claims we could not source are left out.
| Feature | DryPowder | PitchBook | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free to browse; Starter $39/mo, Signal $99/mo, Raise $199/mo (DryPowder pricing) | Quote only; customers report $12,000–$13,500/yr for 1 seat | Failory, PitchBook pricing (customer-reported) ↗checked |
| How you buy | Self-serve, monthly or annual (DryPowder pricing) | Request form on the pricing page; no public price list | PitchBook pricing page ↗checked |
Which one to pick
Choose PitchBook if
you are an investor, banker or corporate development team with budget for an enterprise data license.
Choose DryPowder if
you are a founder raising pre-seed to Series A who needs a target list this week without a sales process.
Try the founder-first option free
Fund profiles and partner names are free to browse. Paid plans from $39/mo add signals, matching and partner emails.
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How much does PitchBook cost compared to DryPowder?
PitchBook publishes no price list and asks visitors to request a quote or trial; customers report $12,000–$13,500 a year for one seat, according to the Failory, PitchBook pricing (customer-reported) (checked October 20, 2026). DryPowder is free to browse; paid plans are Starter $39/mo, Signal $99/mo and Raise $199/mo, or from $29/mo billed annually.
What is PitchBook built for?
PitchBook is a private-market data platform sold through a quote and trial request rather than a public price list (PitchBook pricing page, checked October 20, 2026).
When should a founder use DryPowder instead of PitchBook?
When you are a founder raising pre-seed to Series A who needs a target list this week without a sales process. DryPowder tracks 550+ seed and pre-seed VC funds and lists every venture fund SEC Form D filing it collects, daily, with a link to the filing on sec.gov.
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Sources
- Website: Failory, PitchBook pricing (customer-reported),
- Website: PitchBook pricing page,
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