Pay for Crunchbase Pro with Crypto

Crunchbase offers Pro as a $99 monthly subscription, and its 7-day free trial rolls into that recurring monthly charge if you do not cancel in time. SolCard is a practical way to fund that existing renewal flow with crypto.

Crunchbase treats seats as individual subscriptions. Team owners or owner-admins add them from the Team Members page, and Crunchbase says the change takes effect immediately with a prorated card charge.

Crunchbase routes self-serve billing through Account Settings > Subscriptions & Billing, where you can view the current plan, payment method, and paid invoices. Receipts are emailed after purchase, and only the team owner can see team billing details.

Crunchbase sells Data Boost as an add-on for existing paid subscribers and positions it around more than 55 extra search filters plus partner data from sources like Aberdeen, BuiltWith, G2 Stack, IPQwery, and PrivCo.

Crunchbase's contact-data help articles describe packages of 100, 250, or 500 contacts per month that auto-renew on a monthly basis. Crunchbase also says those contact allowances do not stack or roll over between months.

Crunchbase lists major credit cards plus PayPal, Google Pay, and Apple Pay as accepted methods, not a native crypto checkout. Its billing help center also warns that recurring payments on Indian bank cards may fail under RBI rules.