How to import companies that recently raised funding from Crunchbase into HubSpot
Automatically find companies that raised a Series A or later in the last 30 days via the Crunchbase API and create them as target accounts in HubSpot with funding details.
Why track recently funded companies?
Companies that just raised funding are actively hiring, buying tools, and building infrastructure. A Series A company that raised $15M last week is far more likely to buy your product than a random cold prospect.
This workflow turns funding events into pipeline by automatically identifying and importing newly funded companies that match your ICP.
What you'll need
- HubSpot account with API access
- Crunchbase API access (Enterprise or API plan)
- Defined ICP criteria (industry, funding stage, geography, employee count)
- Custom HubSpot company properties for funding data (amount raised, funding stage, investors)
Choose your approach
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n8n
mediumSchedule → Crunchbase HTTP search → Filter by criteria → HubSpot Create Companies
Make
mediumScheduler → Crunchbase HTTP → Iterator → Filter ICP → HubSpot Company module
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mediumPython script to search Crunchbase funding rounds and create HubSpot companies
Agent Skill
lowAgent skill to find recently funded companies and import to HubSpot
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