FundComb vs PropertyRadar

FundComb is an investor research database for finding venture capital, private equity, hedge fund, family office and other private market investors. It covers more than 870 funds across more than 71 countries, according to its homepage. Users can search by name, sector or city, browse curated lists by geography and investor type, open profiles and create custom lists. The database also supports comparisons of 152 published transactions and 113 price or multiple records, with source trails and confidence labels. FundComb says its data combines investor websites, regulatory filings, official announcements, portfolio pages, public profiles and manual corrections. Public investor search, ranked lists and profiles are free without a paywall or required sign-up. The Data API provides read access to published investor profiles and transaction comparisons, but is currently a managed beta for eligible Data-plan workspaces. API keys can be scoped to investor and/or comps reads, with up to 10 active keys per workspace and immediate revocation by owners. API rows include source, confidence, attribution and rights fields; users are told to review each response's rights policy. FundComb says it has provided its database since 2016.

PropertyRadar is a lead-generation platform for small local businesses building customer lists from property, owner, and demographic criteria. Its AI-powered search turns an ideal-deal description into filters for property type, owner characteristics, mortgages, equity, life events, distress, and geography. Property profiles include sales comparables, transaction history, investment analysis, and housing risk indicators for due diligence. Outreach tools cover direct mail, email, SMS, phone, online ads, and door knocking, with campaigns that can trigger on property or owner events. PropertyRadar says its data covers all 50 states and connects to over 5,000 apps through Zapier, alongside webhooks and an API. API access is included with Solo, Team, and Business. It is available on Android, iOS, and web, with API access. The five-day trial includes five phone numbers and five email addresses, but excludes purchases such as exports, document images, parcel maps, and phone or email appends. Plans start at $99/mo with annual prepayment; monthly-billed plans are listed separately.