Lighthouse describes AI-assisted investment reports that draw on information already held in a fund workspace, enrichment, and web research. This connects company analysis with a team’s own records instead of describing report generation as an isolated generic writing feature.

First-party materials also describe sourcing signals, relationship context, meeting preparation, and inbound deal workflows alongside CRM. Together these documented capabilities position the product around connected investor work: discovering companies, organizing fund knowledge, and preparing or recording interactions.

Lighthouse’s pricing page separates its offering into a fund-wide Sourcing module, a per-seat CRM module, and a custom LP Platform. This structure distinguishes a shared sourcing capability from seat-based relationship-management access and a tailored LP-facing product.

The page presents module-level pricing and capabilities rather than a single undifferentiated package. The published structure therefore allows a venture organization to evaluate sourcing and CRM on different purchasing bases, while the LP Platform is described as custom; no specific price is asserted in this summary.

Lighthouse describes a workspace for venture investors that combines startup sourcing and relationship management in a CRM-oriented workflow. The product is positioned around the needs of investment teams that organize company discovery and manage deal relationships in one working environment.

The published offering spans sourcing, CRM, and a custom LP platform, with associated workflows for evaluating companies and coordinating investment-team activity. Lighthouse presents the platform as a business tool for venture investors rather than a standalone consumer product.