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DeelSignal vs 4Degrees

The closest head-to-head

on this whole list.

Same buyer, same problem, overlapping price band — 4Degrees is the one comparison here where we are genuinely selling into the same room. Relationship intelligence and deal management built for venture, aimed squarely at emerging funds. The difference is what happens after the deal closes.

VC-native
Built for venture, not adapted to it
Per seat
Their pricing model
Sales-gated
No published price
What it costs

Per seat, and you ask first.

4Degrees does not publish pricing. Plans are quoted per seat through a sales conversation, which means the cost of adding an analyst is a number you find out after you have already committed to the platform.

A five-person fund, one year
Not published
4Degrees does not publish pricing; plans are quoted per seat on a sales call.
$7,500
DeelSignal Pro — under $50M AUM, billed annually per fund.
Per seat versus per fund. Ours is a fund-level licence — the sixth person costs nothing, and the number is on the pricing page before you speak to anybody.
Feature by feature

Where the line actually falls.

CapabilityDeelSignal4Degrees
Relationship intelligenceDecay-scored warmth, warm-intro rankingIncluded — a core strength
Deal pipelineIncluded, 12-factor scoring, IC workflowIncluded
Fund accountingCapital accounts, calls, distributions, carryNot offered
DSignal Portfolio & reportingDSignal Portfolio plus DSignal Reports on live dataNot offered
Founder portalApplications, MIS reporting, milestonesNot offered
Published pricingPublished, self-serve on two bandsSales-gated
The part we will not spin

Where 4Degrees wins.

Focus. 4Degrees does deal flow and relationships for venture and does not try to be a fund administrator, which means every product decision they make points at the front office. If that is genuinely all you need, a narrower tool is easier to roll out and easier to get a team to adopt.

And here is how you still win

Keep the front-office focus. Stop paying for it with a spreadsheet.

The case for a narrower tool is that it is easier to roll out — so we roll it out for you. Scoping, migration, configuration and team training are a services engagement, and at the end of it your deal flow and relationships work the way a focused tool does. The difference is that fund accounting, capital accounts and LP reporting are on the same platform instead of back in the spreadsheet a narrower tool leaves them in.

Scope an engagement Optional, never a precondition — scoped and quoted per engagement.
The honest verdict

Same structural gap as Affinity, at a friendlier price. Ask what you will use for the LP report and the quarterly KPI chase — there that is a second subscription, and here it is the same one.

Sources

Figures reflect 4Degrees' publicly available product information as of September 2026 and are subject to change. 4Degrees is a trademark of 4Degrees Intelligence Inc.; references here are nominative fair use for comparison purposes only and do not imply endorsement, affiliation or sponsorship.

Run both quotes side by side.

Ours is already published. Bring theirs to the call and we will do the arithmetic in front of you.