
4Degrees
5.9/104Degrees is a relationship intelligence and deal flow CRM for private equity, venture capital, M&A advisory, corporate development, and consulting teams.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
4Degrees is a CRM made for private-market deal teams, and its founders are former investors. It builds contact and deal records from synced email and calendar activity, then adds data from sources such as Crunchbase and PitchBook, so teams type in less by hand. Its relationship intelligence scores how strong each connection is, which helps users find warm introductions. It also sends alerts when contacts change jobs, publish content, or appear in the news, and it reminds users about relationships that are going stale. Deal views give a quick status of each opportunity, and the reporting covers business development, sourcing, and portfolio KPIs. The company names private equity, venture capital, commercial real estate, investment banking and M&A advisory, corporate development, and consulting teams as its customers. Integrations include Gmail and Outlook extensions, a LinkedIn extension, a Chrome extension, and a Salesforce integration. Pricing is per user per month, but 4Degrees does not publish it. The price depends on the organization and team, so buyers must submit a form or talk to sales. The company was founded in 2017 in Chicago by Ablorde Ashigbi and David Vandegrift, who both came from Pritzker Group Venture Capital, and it went through Techstars Chicago. The main drawbacks are the hidden pricing, a small company behind the product, and few independent reviews. Most detailed reviews date from around 2019, and some of them asked for a better mobile app. It is also not a fit for general sales teams that need marketing automation or support ticketing.
Our Rating
CRM5.9/10
AI Software5.9/10
Who 4Degrees is best for
Good fit
It is built for private equity, venture capital, investment banking and M&A deal teams, with PitchBook and Crunchbase enrichment.
4Degrees lists consulting among the relationship-driven industries it targets.
Less suited
Its customers are small and mid-sized investment and advisory firms rather than general mid-market sales organizations.
- Real Estate6/10
The vendor names commercial real estate firms among its customers.
It is built for deal flow and relationship work in private markets, not for classic sales pipelines.
Prices are not published, and the product suits small deal-focused firms rather than general small businesses.
Pricing is quote-only and set per organization and team, and the product is aimed at institutional deal teams.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Builds contact and deal records automatically from email and calendar activity, so deal teams do less manual data entry.
- Relationship strength scoring helps investors find warm introduction paths to targets.
- Alerts flag when contacts change jobs, publish content, or appear in the news.
- Built for PE, VC, and M&A workflows by former Pritzker Group VC investors.
- Pulls in third-party data from sources such as Crunchbase and PitchBook.
Cons
- No public pricing, so every buyer has to request a quote.
- Small company with modest disclosed funding.
- Few independent reviews, and most detailed ones date from around 2019.
- Older reviews asked for a better mobile app.
- Not built for marketing automation or customer support use cases.
Key Features
4Degrees Pricing
Custom (per user)
- Quote available on request through a form
- Priced per user per month, with the rate depending on the organization and team
Frequently Asked Questions
Pricing is per user per month, but it is not published. 4Degrees says the price depends on factors specific to your organization and team, and you request a quote through a form on its pricing page.
Private equity, venture capital, commercial real estate, investment banking and M&A advisory, corporate development, and consulting.
Gmail and Outlook through extensions, LinkedIn and Chrome extensions, Salesforce, and data sources such as Crunchbase and PitchBook.
Ablorde Ashigbi and David Vandegrift, both formerly of Pritzker Group Venture Capital, founded it in Chicago in 2017.
It syncs email and calendar activity to fill in contact and deal records and to score how strong each relationship is.
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