AlphaSense
Find and analyze business information for market research.
AlphaSense Funding History
AlphaSense operates a search platform for market intelligence. It acquired Carousel in 2025.
Company Overview
AlphaSense Funding Timeline
Series G
US$350 million
Accenture became AlphaSense’s first strategic channel partner alongside the financing, with plans to integrate its market data into agent workflows.
Led by Vitruvian Partners. Participation included D.E. Shaw Ventures, CapitalG, Goldman Sachs Alternatives, Viking Global Investors.
Source · alpha-sense.com ↗Funding Round
US$650 million
AlphaSense announced the financing alongside its agreement to buy Tegus, adding expert interviews and private-company research to its platform.
Led by Viking Global Investors, BDT & MSD Partners. Participation included J.P. Morgan Growth Equity Partners, SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Blue Owl Capital, Alkeon Capital, CapitalG, Goldman Sachs Alternatives.
Source · prnewswire.com ↗Series E
US$150 million · $2.5B valuation
AlphaSense said it would expand its enterprise search and generative AI features for deployment in customers’ private clouds.
Led by BOND. Participation included CapitalG, Viking Global Investors, Goldman Sachs.
Source · prnewswire.com ↗Series D
US$225 million
AlphaSense included an earlier debt investment from BlackRock-managed funds or accounts in the financing total.
Led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Viking Global Investors.
Source · prnewswire.com ↗Series C
US$180 million
The financing brought in several major banks and asset managers as AlphaSense expanded its market intelligence platform.
Led by Viking Global Investors, Goldman Sachs.
Source · prnewswire.com ↗Series B
$50 million
AlphaSense planned to develop its search technology and expand internationally. It reported that more than 1,000 enterprise customers already used the platform.
Led by Innovation Endeavors. Participation included Soros Fund Management.
Source · prnewswire.com ↗
AlphaSense Founding Team
Jack Kokko and Raj Neervannan started AlphaSense after Kokko experienced the limitations of manual research as an investment banker. They set out to build a search engine that used language processing to help people find information across business documents.
AlphaSense Products
AlphaSense Company Development
Adding Primary Research to Search
The Tegus acquisition broadened the material available through AlphaSense’s research business. Expert interviews and financial research became part of an offering that already helped analysts search and make sense of market information.
AlphaSense Competitive Landscape
Building the Research Corpus
AlphaSense and Hebbia both serve financial research workflows. AlphaSense’s Tegus purchase brought a content library into the product, while Hebbia’s Matrix is organized around extracting answers across documents selected for an analysis.
