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We believe that the most successful companies are intelligence-led
Our purpose is to create the Home of Competitor Intelligence.
Here at Deltabase, we have developed a single platform to access all the company benchmarking your business experts will need.
Our platform is more than intelligence, it is a strategic asset to lead your company success.
11,000+
Companies covered
>85%
Benchmarking accuracy
72M+
Unique datapoints
Instantly search and gather data on the companies you care about
Our AI engine transforms data into intuitive company benchmarking
Ready for you in one expert Competitor Intelligence platform
"Deltabase brought a sharp and objective perspective which was 100% data-led, making it irrefutable. Our client was able to see where it truly stood versus a key competitor for the first time."
Olivia Buckle-Wright, Partner
Cognosis
"I used Deltabase intelligence on 6 pieces of business development work last year and we won 5 "
Senior Partner
Big 4 People Consulting, USA
"This is like an Experian for company benchmarking"
Paul Haggerty, Vice President
Capgemini
"Significant value to be gained from the platform, particularly in some of the comparable benchmarking capabilities"
Senior Manager
‘Big 4’ Deals Team
"Great data, the client loved it and has led to many more discussions."
Director,
People in Deals, Big 4
"the thing that tipped the balance was that the client loved the Deltabase culture intelligence."
Partner
‘Big 4’ Consulting Firm
"An accurate and comprehensive snapshot of the company’s capability with immediately actionable feedback – all without any distraction to the management team."
Duncan Ramsay, Partner
ECI Partners
OSINT
Open-Source Intelligence
(acronym: ‘OSINT’) noun
“A structured multi-methods (qualitative, quantitative) methodology for collecting, analysing and making decisions about data accessible in publicly and commercially available sources to be used in an intelligence context.”