Search Crunchbase Venture Funds
View all Crunchbase Company & Investment Data endpoints →Search venture-fund records using optional owner, announcement-date and minimum-size filters. owner identifies the firm that raised a fund and accepts an organization permalink, UUID or Crunchbase organization URL. announced_after and announced_before are inclusive YYYY-MM-DD boundaries; min_amount is a nonnegative minimum fund size in USD. These filters describe fund records rather than companies' financing rounds. page defaults to 1 and accepts values from 1 through 100. sort accepts announced or amount and defaults to announced. Both documented sort modes return one page, so the accepted page-number range does not establish deeper pagination or a full export path. No direct probe is recorded for this operation. The unverified source example contains count, current_page, items, next, per_page, previous, sort and total_pages. Each example item has id, uuid, name, link, amount, announced_on, short_description, owner, investors and investors_count. owner contains id, uuid, name, link, type and image. Example investor lists are empty, so the member schema is not established. The example's amount, announced_on, short_description and investors_count values are null, as are next and previous. Use these fields as source-example guidance rather than a guaranteed live response schema. A matching fund record is a starting point for fund-formation research. Reported size is not evidence of dry powder, deployable capital, verified commitments or present fundraising status, and incomplete financial fields should remain unknown.
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/api/project/crunchbase/search-funds API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/crunchbase/search-funds?key=<API_KEY>&sort=announced'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Compile a fund-formation shortlist for a chosen owner firm within an inclusive announcement window, then look up selected fund identifiers for more context.
- Compare available venture-fund records above a minimum reported USD size while explicitly separating fund size from dry powder and current fundraising status.
- Create a periodic fund-announcement briefing that retains record identifiers and marks missing amounts or dates as unknown.
- Map distinct named funds to their owner firms for a manager research inventory without collapsing every fund into a single organization record.
- Design a bounded fund-search review that respects one-page sort behavior instead of promising exhaustive catalog exports.
Frequently asked questions
Does this search company financing rounds or venture funds?
It searches venture-fund records by the firm that raised the fund, its announcement window and a minimum fund-size threshold. Company financing events belong to the separate funding-round search operation.
What should I pass as owner?
Use the owner firm's organization permalink, UUID or Crunchbase organization URL, for example sequoia-capital. owner identifies the firm that raised the fund, not a fund permalink.
Can I retrieve more pages by changing page?
page is documented as an integer from 1 through 100 with a default of 1. However, both supported sort modes, announced and amount, are documented to return one page. The accepted page range is not evidence of deeper access or exhaustive export capability.
How do the date and minimum amount filters work?
announced_after and announced_before include their boundary dates and use YYYY-MM-DD strings. min_amount is the minimum fund size in USD and must be zero or greater. Missing response values should remain unknown even when these filters are used.
Which response fields are documented for the search?
The unverified source example contains count, current_page, items, next, per_page, previous, sort and total_pages. Fund items include identity fields, owner, amount, announced_on, short_description, investors and investors_count. Financial, date and count values can be null, and the example investor arrays are empty. No direct probe is recorded for this endpoint.
Does a fund's amount reveal its remaining investment capacity?
No. A reported fund size does not establish dry powder, deployable capital, verified commitments or current fundraising status. Use the search to identify research candidates and preserve null figures rather than treating them as zero.