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AlphaSense funding, valuation and investors
AI market intelligence platform that searches 500M+ documents — filings, transcripts, broker research — with cited answers.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Growth
$350M · June 2026
Latest known valuation
$7.5B
Growth · June 2026
Total disclosed equity funding
$350M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
growth · New York, New York
Investors in latest funding
Lead: Vitruvian Partners
Other: Accenture Ventures , J.P. Morgan Asset Management , D.E. Shaw Ventures
Overview
AlphaSense is a New York-based AI market intelligence and search platform founded in 2011. It aggregates more than 500 million business documents — SEC filings, earnings transcripts, broker research, expert call libraries (via its $930M Tegus acquisition), news, and trade journals — and applies generative AI with sentence-level citations for financial and corporate research workflows. Customers include investment banks, corporations, and consulting firms. In June 2026, AlphaSense closed $350M at a $7.5B valuation led by Vitruvian Partners, bringing total funding above $1B. The company has 2,000+ employees across offices in the US, UK, Finland, India, Singapore, Canada, and Ireland.
Why AlphaSense is interesting
AlphaSense nearly doubled its valuation to $7.5B in June 2026 while ARR passed $500M — proof that enterprises pay a premium for AI grounded in licensed, citable sources rather than generalist chatbots that hallucinate on high-stakes research.
Product & use cases
Enterprise AI platform combining smart search, generative research (Generative Search, Deep Research, Generative Grid), smart summaries, real-time alerts, and workflow integrations (Excel, PowerPoint) over premium licensed content plus customers' internal documents.
- Investment banking and equity research on public companies
- Corporate strategy and competitive intelligence monitoring
- Consulting due diligence with citable AI summaries
- Expert transcript and private-company research (via Tegus content)
Key facts
- $350M at $7.5B valuation (June 2026) led by Vitruvian Partners
- ARR reached $500M+ by Q1 2026; 6,000+ enterprise customers
- Acquired Tegus for $930M (July 2024) — expert research and private company data
- Founded 2011 in NYC; 2,000+ employees globally
- Total funding exceeds $1B after June 2026 round
Funding history (newest first)
Growth
2026-06 $350M Valuation: $7.5B- Vitruvian Partners (lead)
- Accenture Ventures (participant)
- J.P. Morgan Asset Management (participant)
- D.E. Shaw Ventures (participant)
Source: https://news.crunchbase.com/venture/biggest-funding-rounds-june-5-2026/
Growth (with Tegus acquisition)
2024-07 $650M Valuation: $4B- Viking Global Investors (lead)
- BDT & MSD Partners (lead)
- CapitalG (participant)
- J.P. Morgan Growth Equity Partners (participant)
Source: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/alphasense-completes-acquisition-of-tegus-302190934.html
Competitive landscape
Edge: Licensed premium content library (broker research, expert calls, filings) combined with citation-grounded generative AI — harder for generalist LLM assistants to replicate without equivalent content deals.
AlphaSense sits between legacy terminals (Bloomberg, FactSet) and AI-native upstarts. Its Tegus acquisition and $1B+ raised capital create a content moat — but generalist AI assistants encroaching on search workflows are the long-term competitive pressure investors watch.
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Bloomberg Terminal incumbent
Dominant financial data terminal with deep market data and news; less AI-native search workflow.
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FactSet direct
Enterprise research platform with financial modeling strength; AlphaSense leads on AI search and expert content breadth post-Tegus.
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Hebbia adjacent
AI document analysis for finance; newer entrant without AlphaSense's content licensing scale.
Notable stories
- CEO Jack Kokko told NYSE Floor Talk that the Tegus acquisition plus $650M financing in 2024 positioned AlphaSense as a comprehensive expert-first intelligence platform — not just a search tool.
- AlphaSense relocated its NYC headquarters to Hudson Yards (441 Ninth Avenue) in 2025 as headcount passed 2,000 — a scale signal for a company still private at $7.5B.
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