Bounce Watch
and
Dealroom
Dealroom is the reference view of a market — who exists, who funded whom. Bounce Watch tells you what moved in it this week, dated, with the reason attached. Most teams use both.
Annual contract · priced on the companies watched · no seat minimum
Bounce Watch
Dealroom tells you who is in the market. Bounce Watch tells you what moved in it this week.
Dealroom is the reference platform for European company and funding data, and it is the one most teams here start from — mapping a landscape, sizing a segment, understanding who funded whom. That is a different job from watching a named list of companies day to day. Bounce Watch takes a list you already care about, watches it, and files the few names that changed for a reason worth acting on — with the date we last looked attached to every answer, so an empty result is never mistaken for a quiet company. Teams that use both use them in that order: map with Dealroom, watch with us.
See all six side by side, question by questionChoose Bounce Watch for…
- watches a named list of companies and files what changed
- every answer carries the date we last looked at that company
- operational events — hiring velocity, homepage changes, product launches
- a scored action board: the few names that earned this week
Dealroom is right for…
- extensive database — 4M+ companies, investors and deals
- the deepest European startup ecosystem coverage there is
- ecosystem benchmarking dashboards for 100+ regions
- investor–founder matching by stage, sector and geography
Feature by feature.
|
Bounce Watch
|
Dealroom | |
|---|---|---|
| Question it answers | �� what moved, and when | �� who exists, and what they raised |
| Company Database | �� global coverage | �� 4M+ companies |
| Funding History | �� recent rounds as dated events | �� comprehensive history |
| Ecosystem Benchmarking | No | �� 100+ regional dashboards |
| Investor Matching | No | �� by stage & geography |
| Operational Signals | �� hiring, expansion, product, homepage | Focused on funding and ecosystem data |
| Coverage State On Every Answer | �� when we last looked | t published |
| Reachable By An Agent | �� API and MCP, metered | API available |
| Entry Point | Annual, priced on companies watched | Annual, team-based |
| Best For | Watching a market you have already mapped | Mapping the market in the first place |
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What each tool is actually
good at.
Bounce Watch
Signal-based outbound
- Watches a named list of companies and files what changed
- Every answer carries the date we last looked at that company
- Operational events — hiring velocity, homepage changes, product launches
- A scored action board: the few names that earned this week
- Reachable by your own systems and agents through the API and MCP
- Annual, priced on companies watched, no seat minimum
Dealroom
The reference view of European company and funding data
Strengths
- Extensive database — 4M+ companies, investors and deals
- The deepest European startup ecosystem coverage there is
- Ecosystem benchmarking dashboards for 100+ regions
- Investor–founder matching by stage, sector and geography
- Trusted by VCs, governments and innovation agencies
Dealroom
The reference view of European company and funding...
Bounce Watch
Signals, timing & drafted outreach
Not a religion. A stack.
Plenty of teams keep Dealroom for what it does well — and add Bounce Watch as the signal layer that tells them who is ready right now and writes the first email. Try them side by side; keep what works.
Fair questions.
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You have the map. Now watch what moves on it.
Bring your list and see the date we last looked at every company on it.