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Dealroom Scraper: Startup, Unicorn and Investor Data (No Login)

Dealroom Scraper: Startup, Unicorn and Investor Data (No Login)

Dealroom.co scraper for startups, unicorns and investors. Filter by country, sector, tier and valuation, or look up companies by name, domain or URL. Get valuation, revenue and headcount ranges with numeric bounds, investor cap tables, funding rounds and portfolios. Monitor changes.

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πŸ’Ό Dealroom Scraper: Startup, Unicorn and Investor Data (No Login)

Dealroom startup, unicorn and investor data, in a clean table you can sort and filter.
Filter by country, city, sector, tier and valuation, or look companies up by name, domain or URL. Valuation, revenue and headcount ranges come with numeric bounds, plus investor cap tables, funding rounds and investor portfolios.
πŸ”Ž Real filters
Country, city, sector, tier, founded year and valuation, over about 9,700 unicorns, thoroughbreds and colts.
πŸ”’ Numeric bounds
Every range also comes as a low and a high number. No guessed midpoints, ever.
πŸ“‹ Cap tables by stage
Every investor with the round it entered, plus recent funding rounds and ownership shares.
πŸ”” Change monitor
Schedule a list and see what is new, what changed and which investors joined.

Looking for Dealroom data without a platform subscription? This Actor collects the company and investor profiles that Dealroom shows publicly and returns them as rows for a spreadsheet, a CRM or a database. Export to JSON, CSV or Excel, or pipe the results into Google Sheets, Slack or your own API.

πŸ” What does this Actor do?

Dealroom shows rich pages for startups and investors but no export. This Actor turns them into data.

  • Lists companies by filter: country, city, sector, Power Law tier (unicorn, decacorn, thoroughbred and more), founded year and valuation. Results start with the largest valuation.
  • Looks up your own list: paste Dealroom URLs, company names or website domains and get one row per match. Names that cannot be matched are reported in the run summary.
  • Returns valuation, revenue, headcount and funding as Dealroom prints them, plus numeric low and high bounds so you can sort and filter in a spreadsheet.
  • Lists every investor on the cap table with the round it first entered, the recent funding rounds with amounts and lead investors, ownership shares and workforce by country.
  • Works on investors too: ranking, portfolio size, unicorn and decacorn counts, last investment, portfolio breakdown by country, sector and stage, and the best-known portfolio companies.
  • Can follow an investor into its portfolio and collect those company profiles as well.
  • Tracks a list between runs and labels each row NEW, UPDATED, UNCHANGED or REMOVED.

🎯 What can I use it for?

  • Venture and corporate development teams: build a map of companies in a sector or country and track valuation and headcount bands over time.
  • Founders and fundraising advisors: find investors by type and country, ranked, with their portfolio focus.
  • Sales and lead generation: enrich a list of company names or domains with sector, size band, headquarters and investors.
  • Analysts and journalists: pull unicorn and decacorn lists with valuation bounds and cap-table makeup.
  • Data teams and AI agents: feed a clean, stable company and investor table into a pipeline on a schedule.

πŸš€ How to use it

STEP 1
Choose your source
Pick companies or investors and set filters, or paste Dealroom URLs, names or domains.
STEP 2
Run it
Start with the default of 20 profiles, then raise the limit once the rows look right.
STEP 3
Export or monitor
Download CSV, Excel or JSON, or add a monitor name and put the run on a schedule.

πŸ“₯ Input

Every field is optional. With nothing set you get the 20 companies with the largest valuations.

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
What to collectenumNoCompanies (filtered list), Investors (ranked list) or Specific profiles only.
Dealroom profile URLsarray of URLsNoCompany or investor profile URLs, for example https://dealroom.co/companies/revolut/. When filled, the filters are skipped.
Company or investor names and domainsarray of textNoNames or website domains to look up, for example Anthropic or stripe.com. The name has to match the Dealroom profile name.
Countriesarray of textNoKeep only companies or investors headquartered in these countries.
Citiesarray of textNoKeep only companies headquartered in these cities, or investors in these ecosystems.
Sectorsarray of textNoKeep only companies in these sectors, for example Fintech, AI or Cybersecurity.
Company tiersarray of enumNoKeep only these Power Law tiers: Mag 7, Gigacorn, Titan, Centicorn, Decacorn, Unicorn, Thoroughbred or Colt.
Investor typesarray of textNoKeep only investors whose type contains one of these words, for example venture, angel or corporate.
Founded from yearintegerNoKeep only profiles founded in this year or later.
Founded up to yearintegerNoKeep only profiles founded in this year or earlier.
Minimum valuation (USD)integerNoKeep only companies with a listed valuation of at least this many dollars.
Maximum valuation (USD)integerNoKeep only companies with a listed valuation of at most this many dollars.
Also collect portfolio companiesbooleanNoFor every investor, also collect its best-known portfolio companies. Each extra profile counts as one result.
Portfolio companies per investorintegerNoHow many portfolio companies to collect per investor, up to 60.
Monitor nametextNoName a list to track it between runs. Use the same name on every scheduled run.
Only save new and changed resultsbooleanNoWith a monitor name set, skip profiles that did not change since the previous run.
Max profilesintegerNoStop after reading this many profiles. Free plan runs are capped at 25.
Proxy configurationobjectNoConnection settings. The default works for most runs.

πŸ“€ Output

Each profile becomes one row. Fields Dealroom does not show for a profile are left out of the row, never filled with placeholders. The Output tab has three ready-made views: profiles, investor cap tables and investor portfolios.

Example company row (shortened):

{
"recordType": "company",
"name": "Anthropic",
"url": "https://dealroom.co/companies/anthropic1/",
"dealroomTier": "Centicorn",
"location": "San Francisco",
"country": "United States",
"foundingYear": 2021,
"valuationRange": "$500B–1T",
"valuationLowUsd": 500000000000,
"valuationHighUsd": 1000000000000,
"revenueRange": "$10–50B",
"headcountRange": "5–10k",
"investorCount": 72,
"investors": [
{ "name": "Eric Schmidt", "stage": "Series A" }
],
"workforceByCountry": [
{ "country": "United States", "percent": 85.5 }
],
"scrapedAt": "2026-10-17T21:29:19.581Z"
}

πŸ“Š Data table

Companies

FieldTypeDescription
name, url, slugtextCompany name, Dealroom profile link and its address slug.
tagline, descriptiontextShort tagline and the longer description when Dealroom shows one.
sector, industry, subIndustry, keywordstext, arraySector and industry labels and sector tags.
businessModel, clientFocus, statustextBusiness model, client focus and company status when shown.
dealroomTier, powerLawTierstext, arrayDealroom Power Law tier, for example Unicorn or Centicorn.
location, country, foundingYeartext, numberHeadquarters city, country and founding year.
website, linkedinUrl, twitterUrl, logoUrltextCompany links when shown.
employees, dealroomSignal, openPositionsnumber, textEmployee count, Dealroom signal score and open positions when shown.
valuationRange, valuationLowUsd, valuationHighUsd, valuationAsOftext, numberValuation as printed, its numeric bounds and when it was recorded.
revenueRange, revenueLowUsd, revenueHighUsdtext, numberRevenue as printed and its numeric bounds.
fundingRange, fundingLowUsd, fundingHighUsdtext, numberTotal funding as printed and its numeric bounds, when shown.
headcountRange, headcountLow, headcountHightext, numberTeam size band as printed and its numeric bounds.
investorCount, investorsnumber, arrayInvestors on the cap table with the round each first entered.
fundingRoundCount, fundingRoundsnumber, arrayRecent funding rounds: type, date, amount, valuation, investors and source link.
ownershiparrayShare of equity by holder, as indicative percentages.
workforceCountryCount, workforceByCountrynumber, arrayCountries with team presence and the workforce share per country.
monthlyWebVisits, webTrafficByCountry, webVisitsChange3m, teamGrowth1ytext, arrayWebsite traffic and team growth signals when shown.
similarCompaniesarrayClosest peers with their profile links.
listedValuationUsd, listedValuationLabel, listedIponumber, textValuation and IPO year from Dealroom's public company list, in filtered runs.

Investors

FieldTypeDescription
name, url, slug, taglinetextInvestor name, profile link, address slug and tagline.
investorType, investorRolestext, arrayInvestor type and roles, for example venture capital or limited partner.
location, country, foundingYeartext, numberHeadquarters and founding year.
website, linkedinUrl, twitterUrltextInvestor links when shown.
rank, rankingSegment, powerLawOutcomesnumber, textPosition in Dealroom's investor ranking and its outcome count.
portfolioCompanyCount, unicornCount, decacornCount, investmentCountnumberPortfolio size and counts as shown on the profile.
lastInvestmentDatetextMonth of the most recent investment.
portfolioCompanies, portfolioCompanyUrlsarrayBest-known portfolio companies with sector, tier and valuation label.
portfolioByCountry, portfolioBySector, portfolioByStageEntered, portfolioByGrowthStagearrayPortfolio breakdowns with counts.
topSectors, topCountriesarrayMain sectors and countries of the portfolio.

Run info and monitor fields

FieldTypeDescription
recordType, scrapedAttextcompany or investor, and the time the row was collected.
resolvedFrom, expandedFromtextThe name or domain a row was matched from, or the investor whose portfolio it came from.
changeType, changedFieldstext, arrayMonitor only: NEW, UPDATED, UNCHANGED or REMOVED, and what changed.
newInvestorsarrayMonitor only: investors that joined the cap table since the previous run.
firstSeenAt, daysTrackedtext, numberMonitor only: when the monitor first saw the profile.
previousFundingRange, previousValuationRange, previousRevenueRange, previousInvestorCounttext, numberMonitor only: the earlier value when it changed.

A short summary of every run (profiles read, names not matched, changes found) is saved in the run's key-value store as RUN_SUMMARY.

πŸ’° Pricing

This Actor is pay per result: you pay for the profiles you collect, and a run that returns nothing costs nothing apart from the small start fee. There is no subscription and no minimum spend. The price per profile goes down on higher Apify plans. See the pricing box at the top of this page for the current rates.

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πŸ› οΈ Tips for better runs

  • Start with the defaults to see the row shape, then add filters. Large valuations come first, so a tier or country filter gives a focused list fast.
  • To enrich your own list, paste URLs, names or domains instead of using filters. Names must match the Dealroom profile name, so use the profile URL for small or hard-to-spell companies.
  • For a recurring job, set a monitor name, keep the filters fixed and turn on "Only save new and changed results" so each run returns just what moved.
  • Pick Investors with "Also collect portfolio companies" to turn a firm into the company list behind it.

❓ FAQ

Is exact funding, valuation or revenue available?

No. Dealroom publishes ranges on its public pages, and this Actor returns them exactly as printed. Each range also comes as a low and a high number, never a midpoint. A few figures, such as recent round amounts, are printed as single values and are returned as they are.

Do I need a Dealroom account, API key or cookies?

No. The Actor never asks for a login, password, key or cookie and only reads public pages.

Why are founders and team members missing?

Dealroom keeps people data behind its paid platform. This Actor does not collect it and does not try to get around that.

Why are some fields missing on some rows?

Dealroom does not show every field for every company. A missing field is left out of the row instead of being filled with a placeholder.

How big is the filtered list?

Company filters work over the unicorns, thoroughbreds and colts that Dealroom lists publicly, about 9,700 companies. Any other company can still be collected by pasting its profile URL or name.

When is a profile marked REMOVED?

Only after it was missing from the whole monitored list in two complete runs in a row. Runs cut short by the profile limit or an error never report removals.

Can I send alerts to Slack, email or a spreadsheet?

Yes. Apify integrations and webhooks can forward each finished run to Slack, email, Google Sheets, Zapier, Make or your own endpoint.

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