AI research for private markets
Two Bit builds target lists, researches any company, and tracks your pipeline. Informed by the sources that cost $30,000 a seat, delivered for $499 a month.
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Get the analyst's output, not the reading pile. Lists, profiles, answers, and tracking, ready to use.
It works across the data Wall Street relies on to build target lists and market maps, research companies, and answer your questions.
Describe the companies you are hunting: industry, size, geography, ownership. Get a qualified target list with ownership and contact information, ready for outreach.
See the landscape, key players, competitive dynamics, comparable transactions, and risks. Then go deep on any company with sourced answers from broker research, expert transcripts, and private company data.
Give it your targets and watchlist. Summarized updates on funding, ownership changes, leadership, and product moves come to you. No tabs to refresh, no alerts to configure.
Separate tools sell different pieces of the workflow. Two Bit delivers the lists, research, and tracking through one researcher.
| Product | What it provides | Typical annual cost |
|---|---|---|
| PitchBook | Private company and deal data | about $28,000 |
| Grata | Company sourcing and search | $20,000+ |
| Tegus and expert networks | Expert call research | about $25,000 |
| AlphaSense | Broker and market research | $10,000+ |
| Traditional research stack | All four subscriptions | $83,000+ |
| Two Bit | Lists, research, and tracking | $5,988 |
$83,000+ a year for the traditional stack. $5,988 a year for Two Bit. More than $77,000 less per year. Two Bit is $499 a month with no annual contract.
Prices shown are approximate market comparisons and vary by package, contract, and seat count. Two Bit is not affiliated with or endorsed by PitchBook, Grata, Tegus, or AlphaSense. Company names are used for price comparison only. Two Bit provides AI-generated research outputs and monitoring.
What do former customers say caused churn after this company's pricing change?
The pricing change was not the main reason customers left. Across the available interviews, implementation delays and weak post-sale support appeared more often. Larger customers generally accepted the increase when they had a dedicated success lead.
Sources: expert transcript excerpts, broker research, company and transaction data, and public information.
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