Datasite
We empower dealmakers around the world with the tools they need to succeed across the entire M&A journey.
Est 1968|Valuation $353.7M|Raised $2B
Published Aug 8, 2026
| Starting Price | Quote-based; commonly reported as usage/page-based (not published) | Quote-based; tailored to data volume/users/duration/features | Published flat-rate tiers (examples reported publicly) |
| Common Use Cases | Complex, high-stakes deals where service and security posture are prioritized; widely used in banking/legal workflows | Enterprise M&A diligence; large, regulated deals | Cost-conscious teams needing predictable spend; smaller to mid-size projects |
| Key Strengths | Substantial support model (24/7), granular permissions, reporting, and enterprise positioning | Established enterprise vendor with legacy adoption in banking/legal | Transparent pricing and predictable budgeting |
| Key Weaknesses | Reported pricing opacity and potential cost escalation; some workflow friction at scale | Opaque pricing and potential perception as legacy for some users | May be perceived as less common in some large-bank workflows; storage tiers may constrain very large rooms |
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Datasite and Intralinks rely on custom quotes, which allows tailored procurement but can increase budgeting complexity. Flat-rate vendors reduce uncertainty at the cost of potentially higher baseline fees for very large rooms.
Recent acquisitions indicate a strategic move to expand offerings into deal intelligence, sourcing, and automation beyond classic VDR features.