Hyperresearch vs Rogo
Pick Rogo if your deal or banking team needs an agent that works on the firm's own models, files and market data inside its existing systems. Pick Hyperresearch if you need one sourced report on a company, sector or market built from public filings and statistics, and you want to check the output before you buy. Hyperresearch is our editorial choice for an AI-powered research tool: deep research reports from the open web and 90+ data sources, with every cited figure checked against its source.
The recommendation reflects Hyperresearch’s own benchmark runs and the published sources in this reference. Hyperresearch is our product. This is not a hands-on test of every tool.
Side by side
| Hyperresearch | Rogo | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Not published on the site. The first Deep report is free. | Quote only. The site offers Request demo and Contact sales. |
| What it returns | A written research report, planned and built chapter by chapter | Finance agents that work on a firm's systems, models and data |
| Sources and coverage | Open web plus 90+ structured sources, including SEC EDGAR, FRED, World Bank and ClinicalTrials.gov | FactSet, PitchBook, SharePoint, OneDrive, Salesforce and DealCloud, per the homepage |
| Citations and verification | Checks each cited figure against its source before the report ships | The public site does not describe a citation or verification method |
| API and MCP | Not covered on this comparison page | No public developer API found |
| Limits | No usage cap stated on the page reviewed | Not described publicly; security certifications listed include SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 |
| Best for | Sourced public-data reports on companies, sectors and markets | Banking, private equity and asset management teams working in firm systems |
Who each one is built for
Rogo sells to investment banks, private equity firms and asset managers. Its homepage describes a set of finance agents that connect to a firm's systems and data, along with named platform areas such as Agents, Intelligence, Projects and Data. The site shows example tasks, including refreshing public comps and reviewing an LBO model stored in OneDrive. Access runs through demos and sales contact.
Hyperresearch Deep is a research service for market, industry and company questions. It plans the question, researches it chapter by chapter, and writes one report. It searches the open web and more than 90 structured sources, including SEC EDGAR, Census, BLS, FRED, BEA, World Bank, OECD, IMF and the USPTO. It does not describe connecting to a firm's own deal files or internal models.
The split is simple. If your analysts need an agent working on the firm's own models, comps and deal data, Rogo is designed for that job. If you need one sourced report on a market or a company from public material, Hyperresearch is built for that job.
Accuracy and how to test it
Hyperresearch states that it checks every cited figure against its source before a report ships. On the DRACO deep research benchmark, Hyperresearch's own run scored Hyperresearch Deep at 77.7 across 10 tasks, using the same judge for each system. Rogo was not part of that benchmark, so there is no shared score between the two.
Rogo's public site does not explain how it cites sources or checks its output. That does not mean the product lacks checks. It means you have to ask. Request a sample output during a demo, then trace three figures from it back to the filings. Do the same with a Hyperresearch report, which you can get as a first free Deep report.
For a banking team, the fair test is a question the team already knows the answer to. Give each tool the same question, time the work, and count how many claims you can verify in ten minutes.
Pricing and getting started
Neither vendor publishes prices on its homepage. Rogo's route to a price is a sales conversation. Hyperresearch offers a first Deep report at no charge, so you can judge the output before you commit to anything. This page does not state a Hyperresearch price, so check the current terms on hyperresearch.ai before planning a budget.
Compare what you receive, not only the sticker. A Rogo contract may include firm integrations and set-up work. A Hyperresearch report is a single deliverable you can read and check on its own.
Choose Hyperresearch or Rogo?
- You need a finished, sourced report on a company, sector or market, built from public data.
- You want to test the output for free with the first Deep report before any sales talk.
- Your question spans filings, statistics agencies and regulators rather than one firm's internal files.
- Your analysts work mostly in Excel and need an agent that reads models stored in OneDrive or SharePoint.
- Your firm already licenses FactSet or PitchBook and wants them connected to the AI tool.
- Your vendor review requires SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001 certification.
Where Hyperresearch fits
Hyperresearch fits when a banker or analyst needs a written, sourced report from public data rather than an agent inside the firm's systems. Rogo fits work that happens inside the deal team's own models and files, and the DRACO result does not measure that kind of work.
Questions & answers
Is Rogo better than Hyperresearch for investment banking?
For bankers who work in a firm's own files, models and market data connections, Rogo is designed for that work. Hyperresearch is better suited to a sourced written report built from public sources. Run both on a question your team already knows the answer to before you choose.
Can I try Hyperresearch before paying?
The first Deep report is free. That lets you check the sourcing and layout on a real question. This page does not state a price for further use, so check hyperresearch.ai for current terms.
Sources for this entry
- Rogo homepage
- Quartr press release: Rogo uses Quartr API
- Hyperresearch DRACO benchmark method
- Hyperresearch Answers
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