FlareSight vs The Venture Codex

FlareSight turns SEC filings into startup funding information for investors, sales teams, recruiters and founders. The site says it tracks more than 127,000 startups and updates daily; most companies appear within 24 hours of filing, after prior-day filings are processed at 6am UTC. Funding amounts and filing details come directly from SEC filings, and each record links to its Form D. Users can filter activity by sector, stage and geography. Company profiles can include founder names, roles and LinkedIn profiles, while metadata such as sector and description is enriched from additional sources and verified where possible. Free accounts include all search filters, five profile views per day, one view-only watchlist and a weekly email digest. Starter costs $24 a month, billed $288 annually, and includes 30 monthly contact reveal credits, three watchlists, daily digests and AI-drafted email openers. Pro costs $80 a month, billed $960 annually, with 250 monthly contact reveals and API access. Contacts revealed on any plan can be exported to CSV.

The Venture Codex is a web-based venture capital intelligence platform that brings funding rounds, investor profiles, fund data, and company information into one searchable service. Users can search and filter companies, investors, funds, and funding rounds. The platform describes public company comparables for benchmarking valuations and growth metrics, AI-matched investor recommendations based on stage, sector, and check size, and competitor intelligence for finding similar companies and following market and funding-round changes. It identifies founders and analysts needing searchable venture-market data as its intended users. The Free access plan costs nothing and currently carries no access charge. Listed plan capabilities include company profiles, funding data, founder profiles, and advanced search. The terms grant a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, limited license for internal research and analysis. They prohibit automated scraping, using content to train AI or machine-learning models, and redistributing data. Market prices and other data are not warranted as complete or accurate and may change without notice. Future fees or subscription tiers may be introduced.