What is Inven?
M&A targets found with private market data.
Who is Inven best for?
Inven is best for M&A advisers, private equity firms and corporate development teams that need to map private markets.
Private equity deal sourcing
It builds target lists from more than 28 million companies, including off-market businesses that traditional databases miss.
Investment banks and M&A advisers
Buyer lists, comps, one-pagers and market maps come out in the firm's own template, ready to put in front of a client.
Consultants running market studies
It maps a competitive landscape, sizes segments and finds adjacent markets, with the source shown next to every number.
Teams that live in AI tools and CRMs
Its MCP server brings Inven data into Claude, ChatGPT and Perplexity, and it syncs company lists with HubSpot and Salesforce.
How much does Inven cost?
Inven does not publish prices: it is sold through a 30-minute demo with its team, and the maker states no free plan or trial.
Inven has no pricing page and no self-serve sign-up: new accounts start with a demo booked on its site. Its comparison with PitchBook describes pricing for smaller teams and custom terms for enterprise clients, with CRM integration included in the price. Plans and current prices are on inven.ai.
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Questions about Inven
What is Inven?
M&A targets found with private market data.
Who is Inven for?
Inven is best for M&A advisers, private equity firms and corporate development teams that need to map private markets.
Is Inven free?
No. Inven is a paid tool.
Where can I try Inven?
On its official website, inven.ai.
Does Inven connect to my CRM?
Yes. Inven syncs its company data with HubSpot, Salesforce and other CRMs, and says CRM integration is included in the price rather than sold as an add-on. It also offers an API, Excel export, a Chrome extension and an MCP server for AI assistants.







