Craft

Name: Craft
Brand: Craft.co
Rating: 4.8 (5 reviews)

A world connected by resilient, sustainable, intelligent supply chains.

Est 2011|Valuation $152.1M|Raised $58.4M|18 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 9K|Web traffic 179K|FTEs 102|HQ San Francisco, California, US

MarketsSupplier Intelligence Vendor Risk Management

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

- **Craft vs Dun & Bradstreet (D&B):** - D&B’s differentiator is standardized entity identifiers and large‑scale linkage data, frequently used for vendor master identity and entity resolution. - Craft positions itself as an intelligence layer combining multiple risk domains and continuous monitoring. - Practical tradeoff: If an organization depends heavily on standardized entity identifiers and identity resolution, D&B can be difficult to replace; Craft is positioned to be used alongside or as an overlay. - **Craft vs Resilinc:** - Resilinc emphasizes multi‑tier mapping and disruption response workflows. - Craft emphasizes supplier evaluation/qualification and monitoring with aggregated third‑party intelligence and machine learning. - Practical tradeoff: For multi‑tier mapping and disruption response use cases, Resilinc may be better aligned; for scaled supplier due diligence and an integrated intelligence view, Craft may be appropriate. - **Craft vs Everstream Analytics / riskmethods (Sphera):** - These tools typically target supply‑chain risk analytics; buyer diligence should validate alert quality, coverage depth, supplier outreach workflow, and integration into procurement suites. - **Market share and adoption trends:** - The vendor markets public‑sector adoption and has raised institutional funding. Public, independently verifiable market share data is limited.

	Craft (craft.co)	Dun & Bradstreet	Resilinc
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (sales‑led)	Not publicly listed for most enterprise modules	Not publicly listed (demo‑led)
Best For	Supplier due diligence + continuous monitoring with integrated cross‑domain data (esp. procurement/government diligence)	Deep entity identity/linkage, broad business data cloud, credit/risk scoring	Multi‑tier supply chain mapping + disruption monitoring and workflow response
Key Strength	Single‑platform approach; responsive support noted in reviews; vendor highlights public‑sector adoption	Scale of business records/linkage and standardized identifiers	Emphasis on multi‑tier mapping, disruption monitoring, and response workflows
Key Weakness	Smaller relative to some incumbents; limited public transparency on pricing and some security details	Legacy UX and complexity; enterprise‑heavy pricing	Pricing transparency limited; implementation effort can be significant for deep multi‑tier mapping

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Craft vs Dun & Bradstreet (D&B):
- D&B’s differentiator is standardized entity identifiers and large‑scale linkage data, frequently used for vendor master identity and entity resolution.
- Craft positions itself as an intelligence layer combining multiple risk domains and continuous monitoring.
- Practical tradeoff: If an organization depends heavily on standardized entity identifiers and identity resolution, D&B can be difficult to replace; Craft is positioned to be used alongside or as an overlay.
Craft vs Resilinc:
- Resilinc emphasizes multi‑tier mapping and disruption response workflows.
- Craft emphasizes supplier evaluation/qualification and monitoring with aggregated third‑party intelligence and machine learning.
- Practical tradeoff: For multi‑tier mapping and disruption response use cases, Resilinc may be better aligned; for scaled supplier due diligence and an integrated intelligence view, Craft may be appropriate.
Craft vs Everstream Analytics / riskmethods (Sphera):
- These tools typically target supply‑chain risk analytics; buyer diligence should validate alert quality, coverage depth, supplier outreach workflow, and integration into procurement suites.
Market share and adoption trends:
- The vendor markets public‑sector adoption and has raised institutional funding. Public, independently verifiable market share data is limited.

	Craft (craft.co)	Dun & Bradstreet	Resilinc
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (sales‑led)	Not publicly listed for most enterprise modules	Not publicly listed (demo‑led)
Best For	Supplier due diligence + continuous monitoring with integrated cross‑domain data (esp. procurement/government diligence)	Deep entity identity/linkage, broad business data cloud, credit/risk scoring	Multi‑tier supply chain mapping + disruption monitoring and workflow response
Key Strength	Single‑platform approach; responsive support noted in reviews; vendor highlights public‑sector adoption	Scale of business records/linkage and standardized identifiers	Emphasis on multi‑tier mapping, disruption monitoring, and response workflows
Key Weakness	Smaller relative to some incumbents; limited public transparency on pricing and some security details	Legacy UX and complexity; enterprise‑heavy pricing	Pricing transparency limited; implementation effort can be significant for deep multi‑tier mapping