Dealert is a transaction database for small and mid-cap deals. AcquityData links deals to the firms, owners, advisors and professionals behind them. Here is when each is the better tool.
Dealert is built around precedent transactions and estimated valuation ranges for small and mid-cap deals. AcquityData is built around relationships: who owns a company, which PE firm invests, who advised and who sits on the board. Choose Dealert for comparable-deal sets, AcquityData for ownership and people, or use both.
Key facts
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Facts about Dealert come from its own public pages, read on 28 October 2026.
| AcquityData | Dealert | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Ownership and relationships: firms, companies, deals, advisors, professionals | Precedent transactions and comparable deal analysis for small and mid-cap deals |
| Deal data | 236K+ transactions; values shown where recorded | 297,805 transactions; disclosed and estimated figures separated, with estimated EV/EBITDA ranges |
| People and firms | PE firm profiles, 15K+ professionals, board seats, banks and law firms | Buyers, sponsors and acquirers profiled |
| Tools | Filters, Ripe for Exit, My Pipeline, saved searches, AI Search | Deal Tracker, Instant Comps and Likely Buyers |
| Price | $79 a month or $790 a year | See dealert.ai for current prices |
| Free try | 1-day free pass with Google, no card | Start free, no card |
| AI assistants | AI Connector for Claude and ChatGPT | Not stated on its site |
Dealert is a trademark of its owner. AcquityData is not affiliated with Dealert. Information about Dealert comes from its public website, as of 28 October 2026. Check its site for current details. Sources: Dealert
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AcquityData, if you need more than deal lists: it links each deal to the companies, PE firms, advisors and professionals involved, and shows ownership and portfolio history.
No. It shows deal values where they were recorded, as recorded. It does not estimate EV/EBITDA ranges. If you need estimated multiples for comparable deals, Dealert is built for that.
By their own figures, Dealert lists 297,805 and AcquityData 236K+. Coverage differs by size and region, so test both on your sector.
Yes. Many users take a comparable-deal set from a transaction database and then use a relationship database to see owners, sponsors and people.
AcquityData has a free one-day pass with Google and no card. Dealert says you can start free with no card. Check each site for what is included.
No. Dealert is a trademark of its owner. This is our own comparison, based on public information read on 28 October 2026.
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