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GitDealFlow + Crunchbase — Layer Pre-Round GitHub Signal on Your Funding Database

Crunchbase tells you who raised. GitDealFlow tells you who's about to raise. Here's how to use both together for a complete deal-flow pipeline.

How to use them together

Add the pre-round signal layer to your Crunchbase workflow. Start your week in GitDealFlow (which startups are accelerating), then look up those startups in Crunchbase (what's their funding history, who invested). This turns Crunchbase from a historical lookup tool into the second step in a forward-looking pipeline.

Workflow

  1. Open GitDealFlow → note the top 5 trending startups
  2. For each, search Crunchbase → check funding history, investor syndicate, similar companies
  3. If the startup hasn't raised recently (12+ months since last round) and GitHub is accelerating → strong signal
  4. Add to your pipeline CRM with context from both sources

Frequently asked questions

How do I actually connect GitDealFlow to Crunchbase?

There's no direct integration — you use them side by side. GitDealFlow is your Monday morning signal feed. Crunchbase is your context layer. Together they're more powerful than either alone.

Can I export GitDealFlow data to Crunchbase?

Not directly, but you can bookmark or flag startups in GitDealFlow and cross-reference them in Crunchbase. Many teams use Airtable or Notion as the middle layer.

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