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How to add your company to Crunchbase

Register for a free Crunchbase account, connect Google or LinkedIn under Account Settings, then use Resources and Create Profile to add your company. Creating the profile is free. Crunchbase targets startups, investors and tech companies, and moderators remove local small businesses and purely promotional profiles.

Checked on Crunchbase's own pages on 2026-11-12.

CostFree to create and edit a profile.
Who can submitAny registered user who has completed social authentication with Google or LinkedIn. Verified employees can use Manage My Company for extra control of the Overview section.
ReviewModeration queues review content daily; no approval time is stated for new profiles.
FitsStartups (funded or pre-funding), growth-stage companies, tech companies, SaaS and AI businesses, and investors.
Time needed30 to 60 minutes for a complete profile.

Before you start

  • A Crunchbase account, plus a Google or LinkedIn account to connect for social authentication.
  • Your logo, founded date, website and social links.
  • A short and a long company description written in the third person.
  • Headquarters city and country, and 3 to 5 industries.
  • Founders and key people, plus any closed funding rounds with amount, date, investors and a press link.
  • A work email at the company domain if you want to verify employment.

How to list on Crunchbase, step by step

  1. Search first

    Search Crunchbase for your company. If a profile exists, edit it or verify with it instead of creating a duplicate.

  2. Register and authenticate

    Register with email or with Google or LinkedIn. Then open Account Settings and connect a social network under Social Authentication; you cannot add profiles until this is done.

  3. Create the profile

    Click Resources in the top navigation, then Create Profile. Choose the organization profile type.

  4. Fill in the details

    Add logo, founded date, links, descriptions, headquarters, industries, founders, funding rounds and team. Click Save All Edits at the top right when finished.

  5. Verify your employment

    Use Manage My Company to verify with the organization. Verified employees can control some Overview content. If your email domain does not match, email support with your company email and the profile URL.

  6. Keep it current

    Edit later through Actions, then Edit. Add new funding rounds, hires, acquisitions and press as they happen.

What the Crunchbase form asks for

FieldLimitTip
Company logo–Upload a clean square logo; it appears in search results and lists.
Founded date–Use the real founding date, which also helps buyers and investors gauge maturity.
Website & social media links–Use your main domain so employment verification by email can match it.
Short and long company description–Write in the third person, open with a one-sentence summary and skip words like best.
Headquarters–At least add city and country, which Crunchbase Pro searches use.
Industries3-5 recommendedPick 3 to 5; Crunchbase caps how many a profile can hold.
Diversity Spotlight–Available for US, UK and Europe companies only.
Founders–Link existing person profiles where they exist.
Funding rounds–Add closed rounds only, with amount, date, investors and a press reference.
Employees, Board Members, Advisors–Add executives and key team members to round out the profile.

Why submissions get rejected

  • Small local businesses such as spas, dentists, pest control, home repair and landscaping.
  • Purely promotional profiles that read as ads.
  • Web directories and website submission sites, URL shorteners.
  • Gambling, pornography, violent content, software piracy, crypto scams, loans and tech support sites.
  • Airline deals, movie streaming, real estate postings and game download links.
  • Profiles written entirely in a language other than English.
  • Pharmaceutical products or dietary supplements for sale.
  • Entirely fictitious profiles.

Tips that make a difference

  • Crunchbase prefers correcting profiles to deleting them, so a closed company stays listed with an updated status.
  • Insights, Predictions, CB Rank and CB Trend cannot be edited; report errors in Insights or Predictions to [email protected].
  • A fuller profile improves how you appear in search and your Crunchbase Rank, according to Crunchbase.
  • Avoid dated words like new; say launched in a given month and year instead.
  • Use a general contact email such as info@ rather than a personal one.

Example: what JustLaunched prepared

These are the texts Pushify prepared for JustLaunched, a real brand, before listing it on sites like Crunchbase. See the full sample report ›

NameJustLaunched
TaglineLaunch board for founders and early adopters
Short descriptionJustLaunched is a free launch board where founders introduce new products and early adopters try them first, ask questions and share feedback.
Tagsproduct launch, launch platform, startup discovery, indie makers, early adopters, beta testers, launch deals, product hunt alternative, saas, startups

Questions people ask

Is it free to add a company to Crunchbase?

Yes. Any registered user who has connected Google or LinkedIn can create and edit profiles at no cost. Crunchbase Pro and other paid plans are for searching data, not for listing.

Why can't I create a profile on Crunchbase?

You must be registered and socially authenticated. Connect Google or LinkedIn under Account Settings, Social Authentication, then try Resources and Create Profile again.

Why was my company removed from Crunchbase?

It likely hit a moderation flag. Crunchbase focuses on startups, investors and tech companies and removes things like local small businesses, ad-like profiles and non-English profiles. Email support with a link to the old profile if you think it was a mistake.

How do I control my company's Crunchbase profile?

Use Manage My Company to verify that you work there. Verified employees get exclusive control over some Overview content.

Sources

The Crunchbase pages this guide was checked against.

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