AlphaSense vs Rogo (2026): which should you pick?

Pick AlphaSense if

• Fits if you're an analyst who needs filings and broker research searched in one place
• Makes sense if your firm already buys enterprise data and will go through sales

Look elsewhere if

• Not for you if you want to see a price first, as none is published
• Skip it if you're a student or solo researcher, since the pages describe an enterprise platform
• Watch out: the API, MCP and internal content search are on the Enterprise Suite only
• Watch out: expert calls and some data sets, such as Tegus, are sold separately

Pick Rogo if

• Fits if you work at an investment bank or investment firm
• Works for finance teams that want agents trained for deals and data rooms

Look elsewhere if

• Not for you if you want self-serve signup, as access starts with a demo
• Skip it if you need a published price, because none exists
• Not for you if you are a small shop, since it is built for large finance firms
• Watch out: usage is tracked in credits inside the product, and the SOC 2 and ISO claims are the vendor's own

AlphaSense

• No prices are published: the pricing page says to contact sales and describes enterprise-wide and per-seat plans without figures.
• It is sold in two packages, Market Intelligence and Enterprise Suite, and the API, MCP and internal content are listed for Enterprise Suite only.
• The pages read describe an enterprise platform; a free trial is hinted at by a Get Started for Free button but its terms are not stated.
• Expert call services and some data sets, such as the Tegus library, are described as separate offerings.

Rogo

• No prices, plans or trial terms are published; access starts with a demo request.
• The pricing page address returns not found, and usage is tracked in credits inside the product.
• Rollout includes embedded former bankers and investors, which the vendor calls Forward Deployed Bankers.
• The site lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, GDPR, CCPA and EU AI Act, as the vendor's claims.

AlphaSense

SuperAnalyst agent

An always-on AI agent that turns the platform's sources and a firm's own knowledge into summaries, decision-ready deliverables and repeatable workflows.

Large curated content set

The homepage cites 500M+ business documents, including company filings, broker and independent research, news, regulatory material and expert transcripts.

Expert transcripts

Includes the Tegus expert interview library, and the vendor also arranges live expert calls as a separate service.

Office add-ins and connectors

PowerPoint and Excel add-ins and app connectors bring the platform into Microsoft Office and other tools, and are listed in both packages.

API and MCP access

The Enterprise Suite adds an API and an MCP server that let other AI assistants and agents use SuperAnalyst.

Internal content search

The Enterprise Suite lists a firm's internal content as searchable alongside the vendor's own sources.

Rogo

Agent library and builder

Hundreds of agents made by finance practitioners cover first-pass analysis and monitoring, and new agents can learn a firm's templates and data sources.

Proactive agents

Always-on agents react to breaking news, data room files, research updates, emails, transactions and earnings.

Intelligence and Projects

Intelligence captures a firm's people, deals and expertise for reuse, and Projects ingests data rooms and works through deal requests alongside the deal team.

Watchtower governance

Controls models, permissions and retention, and includes a Credit Center for budgets and a Model Broker that routes tasks to different models.

Notes

A meeting notetaker that turns calls into reusable firm context, described as compliant by the vendor.

AlphaSense

Pricing could not be confirmed. See alpha-sense.com.

Rogo

Pricing could not be confirmed. See rogo.com.