PitchBook MCP. Pull company financials, deal flow, and investment networks.

PitchBook MCP Server gives your agent direct access to proprietary private market intelligence. You're not running manual searches on some clunky platform; you'll query deep financial data using plain language, getting answers that were previously trapped behind paywalls.

Finding Companies and People

You can use get_companies to list global firms by filtering them down to a specific industry, status (like Active or Acquired), or geographic location. Need more depth on one of those companies? Run get_company using its unique ID; you'll pull up detailed background data including the founding date and current employee count.

If you're mapping out who's making moves, get_professionals lets you list key decision-makers—founders or executives—by their title or organization. You can then get a deep profile on any individual using get_professional, which shows their background and current role within the market.

Mapping Deal Flow and Funding History

To track market activity, run get_deals to search for recent transactions—whether they're M&A events or VC investments—by date range or deal type. For granular details on a single transaction, use get_deal; this pulls all the heavy lifting: who participated, what the terms were, and the valuation data involved.

You can map a company's entire capital raise trajectory by calling get_company_financing. This tool analyzes every funding round—from Seed to Series D+—and lists the amounts raised alongside the lead investors over time. For a complete picture of market activity, you'll also get access to the core data through get_companies and get_deals.

Mapping the Investment Ecosystem

Figuring out who has the money is half the battle. You can use get_investors to list potential VC or PE groups by type or location, letting you map out the investment landscape. For a firm's specific playbook, run get_investor; this provides a detailed profile on their focus areas and existing portfolio companies.

To understand where the capital comes from, you can use get_funds to list and search for investment funds by vintage year, size, or type. You'll also get full details on an individual fund's strategy and structure using get_fund. For deeper diligence into specific capital sources, you can run get_limited_partners, which searches and lists LPs based on commitment size or type.

Advanced Analysis and Prediction

When you need to know what’s coming next, the predictive model handles it. Use get_vc_exit_predictor to estimate a company's likelihood of an IPO or acquisition by running a prediction against its history. You can also use get_investors and get_limited_partners in conjunction with get_company data to build comprehensive network maps, linking capital sources directly to the firms they back.