AlphaSense, founded in 2011 by Jack Kokko and Raj Neervannan, applies AI search across earnings calls, filings, broker research, and news for financial and corporate research teams, replacing keyword search across scattered sources with a single system built specifically for market intelligence.
The company sharply expanded its research depth by acquiring rival Tegus for $930 million in a deal that closed in July 2024, adding Tegus's expert-interview transcript library covering more than 35,000 public and private companies to AlphaSense's own AI search technology. That combination helped push AlphaSense to roughly $600 million in annual recurring revenue by March 2026, serving more than 7,000 enterprise customers, backed by a $350 million round in June 2026 at a $7.5 billion valuation.
Enterprise pricing is quote-based per seat and organization size, requiring a sales conversation rather than published self-serve tiers. For a financial or corporate research team that wants AI search unified across earnings calls, filings, broker research, and expert transcripts in one platform, rather than searching each source separately, AlphaSense's combined research depth addresses that directly.
