G2 rating, 26 reviews, as pulled July 2026. Dealroom has no Trustpilot profile of its own and no Capterra reviews, so G2 is the only meaningful score that exists.
The facts founders ask about first, pulled from Dealroom's own site and kept fair. Data accurate as of July 2026.
| Model | Market intelligence platform built for the investor side, with a free research tier for founders |
| Database size | 3.2M+ companies tracked, with 225K investors mapped |
| Geography | Global coverage, strongest in Europe; headquartered in Amsterdam |
| Funding stages | All stages: it is a data platform rather than a matching service |
| Pricing | Premium at €12,600/yr with a 3-seat minimum, Premium Plus at €17,000/yr, custom Enterprise and API plans, plus a free founder research tier |
| Best for | Ecosystem research, benchmarking, and mapping investors before a raise |
| Not ideal for | Actually contacting investors: no outreach, no email, no founder CRM |
One note before the scores: Dealroom, the Amsterdam market intelligence platform reviewed here, is a different company from DealRoom, a Chicago-based M&A software. Review sites routinely conflate the two, and the Trustpilot and Capterra "DealRoom" profiles belong to the unrelated M&A company. Here is what actually exists for this Dealroom, checked platform by platform in July 2026.
Ratings shown as reported by each platform, pulled July 2026. Displayed for information only; we do not collect or host reviews of Dealroom.
Here is the honest picture: Dealroom barely gets discussed as a product. It shows up in threads as a trusted data source that people cite, not a tool they argue about. We read the threads in r/venturecapital, r/datasets, r/SaaSMarketing and on Hacker News so you do not have to. Each theme below is paraphrased in our own words and links to its source thread.
When VC funding numbers come up on Reddit or Hacker News, Dealroom data is often what underpins them, including charts circulated alongside Financial Times coverage. Being the source of record in those discussions is a stronger endorsement than any review score, and it is the most common way Dealroom appears in the wild.
Source thread: Hacker News, 2025When founders ask where to research startups and investors before a raise, users point them to Dealroom to build an investor map, then advise pairing it with other tools for contact details and outreach. The consensus role: great for figuring out who is out there, not for reaching them.
Source thread: r/SaaSMarketing, 2025In dataset-hunting threads, the verdict on Dealroom is consistent: it has the data you want, but it is paid and pretty pricey. Users trade workarounds instead, like scraping what they can from the free ecosystem pages rather than paying for full access.
Source thread: r/datasets, April 2025In threads about startup databases, users lump Dealroom in with the enterprise-grade platforms: API-class access in this category runs thousands per month, out of reach for most founders. Premium at €12,600 a year with a 3-seat minimum confirms who the product is really priced for.
Source thread: r/venturecapital, 2021Even the users who recommend Dealroom for investor mapping tell founders to bring separate tools to actually contact anyone they find: there is no email, no sequences, no founder CRM. G2 reviewers echo the gap from the inside, flagging weak LinkedIn connectivity as a limitation.
Source thread: r/SaaSMarketing, 2025Editorial summary of public Reddit and Hacker News threads, verified July 2026. Mentions skew positive on data quality and critical on price and founder usefulness.
Both lists are drawn from the G2 reviews and community sentiment above and Dealroom's own published information, not from marketing copy.
Dealroom tells you the market exists; Angels Partners gets you into the room: 120,000+ contactable investors, outreach sent from your own inbox with automatic follow-ups, and an AI CRM tracking every reply. See how that works in the investor database, or read the full Dealroom vs Angels Partners comparison.
You are raising now and need more than a map: the right investors, outreach from your own inbox, every conversation tracked in a CRM, and the option to hand the whole raise to a team.

You need market intelligence rather than a fundraising tool: benchmarking, ecosystem data and company tracking at enterprise scale, or the free research tier to map investors before a raise.
Yes. Dealroom is a legitimate Amsterdam-based market intelligence platform, founded in 2013 by Yoram Wijngaarde and used by funds like Accel and Index Ventures alongside 100+ government ecosystem partners. Note that it is a different company from the DealRoom M&A software, whose review profiles are often mistaken for Dealroom's.
Premium costs €12,600 per year with a 3-seat minimum and Premium Plus costs €17,000 per year, as of July 2026, with custom Enterprise and API plans above that and a 3-day free trial. Founders raising capital can use a free research tier. Angels Partners has a free tier too: browse the investor database, no credit card required.
G2 reviewers rate Dealroom 4.6 out of 5 across 26 reviews, praising the user-friendly interface and data quality; the recurring criticisms are the price for smaller teams and weak LinkedIn integration. On Reddit and Hacker News, Dealroom mostly appears as a trusted data source that people cite, rather than a product they discuss.
Dealroom is a research tool; if you need to actually reach investors, Angels Partners pairs a 120,000+ investor database with outreach sent from your own inbox, automatic follow-ups and an AI fundraising CRM. See the full Dealroom vs Angels Partners comparison.
Market intelligence tells you the market exists. Angels Partners finds the right investors, emails them from your own inbox and tracks every reply, so your research turns into meetings.
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