Grata is built to find private companies and live mandates. AcquityData is built to show who owns companies, which PE firms invest, who advised the deals and who the people are.
Grata, now part of Datasite, helps teams find private companies, including small founder-owned ones, and track live deals. AcquityData focuses on private equity and M&A relationships: owners, PE firms, past deals, advisors and professionals. Grata is sold by quote; AcquityData publishes its prices: $79 a month or $790 a year.
Key facts
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Facts about Grata come from its own public pages, read on 28 October 2026.
| AcquityData | Grata | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Ownership and deal relationships in private equity and M&A | Finding private companies and moving deals forward in one workspace |
| Company coverage, own figures | 180K+ companies, linked to owners and deals | 22M+ companies mapped, including bootstrapped and founder-owned |
| Deals | 236K+ transactions with buyers, sellers and advisors | 55K+ live deals and mandates from an advisor network, plus transaction data |
| People | 15K+ professionals, board seats, banks and law firms | 10M executive contacts |
| AI | AI Search; AI Connector for Claude and ChatGPT | An M&A agent called Blueflame |
| Price | Published: $79 a month or $790 a year | Not published; quote-based |
| How you start | Sign up online; free one-day pass | Contact sales |
Grata is a trademark of its owner. AcquityData is not affiliated with Grata. Information about Grata comes from its public website, as of 28 October 2026. Check its site for current details. Sources: Grata
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AcquityData, if your work is ownership and deal research in private equity and M&A. It shows owners, PE firms, past deals, advisors and professionals, at published prices.
AcquityData's prices are published ($79 a month or $790 a year). Grata does not publish prices on its site, so request a quote from Grata and compare.
AcquityData covers 180K+ companies, mostly those connected to deals, owners and investors. Grata says it maps 22M+ companies, including small bootstrapped ones, so it is the stronger tool for that search.
No. It shows past transactions. It is not a marketplace and does not list companies for sale. Grata says it offers live deals and mandates.
Yes. Some teams use a broad company-finding tool to build a list, and a relationship database to check owners, sponsors and advisors.
No. Grata and Datasite are trademarks of their owners. This is our own comparison, based on public information read on 28 October 2026.
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