AlphaSense
AI market-intelligence platform for finance and corporate research
Overview
AlphaSense searches more than 500 million business and financial documents, including broker research, filings, earnings transcripts, news and Tegus expert-interview transcripts, with generative search, Deep Research and the SuperAnalyst agent. Annual subscriptions are quoted per seat or enterprise-wide; expert calls and Canalyst models are add-ons.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 12 Oct 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- Broker and independent research, expert transcript library, filings and news
- AI workflows built for market intelligence
- 24/7 support and a dedicated account manager
- Expert calls and Canalyst models are paid add-ons
- AI search and summarisation on internal content
- Uploads through the API or third-party connectors
- Private-cloud hosting option
- IT support, professional services and custom training
Use cases
What you can produce with AlphaSense
- One search across more than 500 million documents: broker research, filings, earnings transcripts, news and expert interviews
- Cited, report-length analyses of a company or theme from Deep Research
- Memos, models, comparison tables or decks from SuperAnalyst, kept updated as assumptions change
- The Tegus expert-transcript library, plus live expert calls through the add-on network
- Financial models and slides built and refreshed through the Excel and PowerPoint add-ins
- Internal documents searched alongside external content, with private-cloud, BYOK and BYOB options
- Agent API and MCP access for your own AI agents, once the account team enables it
AlphaSense is a mature market-intelligence platform built around content most rivals cannot license: sell-side broker research, an expert-transcript library the company puts at 300,000 interviews, filings, transcripts and news, searchable alongside a customer's own documents. Its AI has moved from summaries to agents, with Deep Research for cited reports and, since October 2026, SuperAnalyst for multi-step work that keeps models and decks updated.
The catch is cost and access. There is no list price; plans are annual and quoted, and buyer-reported contracts on Vendr centre on about $18,000 a year. API and MCP access is granted through the account team and metered in credits. Funded research teams will get their money's worth; individuals and small firms will not.
What we found
AlphaSense has grown into a large, heavily funded market-intelligence platform. It bought expert-network rival Tegus for a reported $930 million in 2024, and in June 2026 raised $350 million at a $7.5 billion valuation in a round led by Vitruvian Partners, Accenture Ventures and J.P. Morgan Asset Management. The company reported more than $600 million in annual recurring revenue for the first quarter of 2026 and says it serves over 7,000 organisations. Those are company figures; AlphaSense is private and publishes no audited accounts.
The product has moved from search to agents. Deep Research arrived in June 2025, an AI interviewer feeding a Channel Checks series in August 2025, and SuperAnalyst in October 2026, an always-on agent that plans multi-step work, runs code and keeps memos, models and decks up to date. The content underneath is the draw: broker research, filings, transcripts, news and an expert-interview library the company now puts at 300,000 transcripts. AlphaSense says Forrester named it the only Leader in a Q3 2026 market-intelligence Wave; that report is gated, so the wording is the vendor's.
Reviews are positive. On 12 October 2026 G2 showed 4.6 out of 5 from 365 reviews and Gartner Peer Insights 4.6 from 165 ratings, while Capterra's profile had no reviews at all; an earlier version of this page gave a Capterra score that did not exist. G2's own summary says users praise the AI search and the content library. The critical end is thin: one March 2025 Gartner review, rated 2 out of 5, asked for more timely updates to the Financials section.
Cost is the barrier. AlphaSense sells annual subscriptions by quote only. Buyer-submitted data on Vendr put the median at $18,375 a year across 40 purchases, ranging from $9,750 to $51,300, with expert calls and Canalyst models sold as add-ons. That suits funded investment, consulting and corporate-strategy teams; independent analysts and small firms will find it hard to justify.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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