Dealport vs Grata
Grata sells you a company database. Dealport delivers scored, motivated targets you can reach and finance in one platform.
Five searches free at signup. No card required.
Choose Grata if
you need broad company-database coverage to build target lists from scratch and you already have your own CRM, outreach, and financing stack.
Choose Dealport if
you want scored motivated targets, built-in outreach, integrated financing — and a free way to try the platform before committing.
| Feature | Dealport | Grata |
|---|---|---|
| Broad company database | — | |
| Scored for owner readiness | — | |
| Built-in outreach (email, phone, sequences) | — | |
| Pipeline CRM | — | |
| Integrated financing marketplace | — | |
| Managed search option | — | |
| Free to try, no annual commitment | — |
Pricing
Grata
Grata is sold as enterprise annual subscriptions (contact for pricing).
Dealport
$14.99 for a 5-credit pack, or $299/mo for Professional — no annual commitment.
Why Dealport
Scored motivated targets, not raw rows.
We score every lead for owner readiness — the missing column in every database.
Workflow built in.
CRM, outreach, financing — one platform instead of five tools.
Free to try.
Five credits with signup, $14.99 for a pack of 5 after that.
From teams who switched.
We'd been on the database for eighteen months and the order of the list never reflected who was actually open to selling. Dealport's owner-motivation score was the first thing that did.
Replacing four tools with one — sourcing, outreach, scoring, financing — paid for itself in the first quarter. The exclusivity window meant we weren't racing other firms on the same name.