Scrape Crunchbase company profiles and funding rounds
Build a clean deal-flow list from Crunchbase Pro searches. Company, total raised, last round, stage, founders, HQ — straight to your Airtable or Google Sheet.
Why your current scraper doesn't cut it
Crunchbase Pro is the closest thing VCs, scouts, and BD teams have to a canonical funding dataset. The problem is getting it out. The Crunchbase export API is gated, costs thousands per year, and enforces strict rate limits.
Stekpad scrapes Crunchbase from the same Pro session you already pay for. Open any saved search or filter result, click a company name, and Stekpad extracts the full company card with every funding round and founder.
How to do it with Stekpad
- 1
Log into Crunchbase Pro and open a search
Build your filter (stage, industry, region, total raised, last funding date) and open the results list. - 2
Click a company name
Stekpad detects the list pattern and highlights every company row. Add fields: name, description, total raised, last round, stage, HQ, founders count. - 3
Drill into individual profiles (optional)
Save a second recipe that opens each company profile and captures the full funding history table. Useful for cohort research. - 4
Push to Airtable for deal-flow triage
Every run writes fresh rows to your deal-flow base. Re-run weekly for a fresh pipeline refresh.
What you get that other tools miss
No Crunchbase API
Skip the €thousands-per-year export tier. Use the Pro seat you already have.
Funding detail
Total raised, last round, stage, investors, founders — the full card.
Reusable for every thesis
Save one recipe per search filter. Re-run weekly for fresh deal flow.
Airtable-ready
Structured output drops straight into your deal-flow base with zero cleanup.
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