Kscope · deep dive · 2026-10-22
Hebbia sells an agent over the customer's files plus a stack of connectors. The public filings, transcripts, and registries are data we already serve. The licensed connectors and the customer's own files stay outside.
The row stays now. The public connectors an agent needs, SEC filings, transcripts, and registries, are data we already serve through the public connector. Their licensed connectors and the customer's own files stay outside. No dollar price is printed. The pricing page returned a content failure. The integrations page says SEC filings and does not use the word EDGAR.
| Feature | Hebbia | Kscope | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What a banker opens | Hebbia sells institutional intelligence for finance. The product page, last modified 21 October 2026, names Max, an always-on analyst that drafts spreadsheets, slides, and reports, and Matrix, bulk document and company analysis with a citation back to the source. Skills, agents, and projects sit beside them. The door is a demo. The homepage, last modified the same day, says the buyers are leading investors, bankers, lawyers, consultants, and Fortune 500 companies. | The same buyer is already asking an agent to read filings. The filing graph is the data under that question, served through the public connector the scored row names. Console is the human screen on the same graph. | Match |
| The price | The pricing page returned HTTP 200 on 2026-10-22, last modified 22 October 2026, and the body was a failure to load page data. No dollar amount was on the product page or the integrations page. The navigation says request a demo. | An agent over filings we already hold can be priced as a seat. Their demo is the commercial door. | Partial |
| Feature | Hebbia | Kscope | |
|---|---|---|---|
| SEC filings and transcripts | The integrations page, last modified 21 October 2026, names SEC filings: the 10-K, the 10-Q, the 8-K, and the proxy. The word EDGAR does not appear on that page. Earnings transcripts and investor presentations are a separate row. EU, UK, Canada, ASX, and NZX filings are named, and so is EMMA. | US filing search, sections, and the call file are live. Canadian company filings continue through QuoteMedia. Other public regimes are one parser at a time. Municipal disclosure on EMMA is a public file of the same kind. | Ahead |
| Registries and the private graph | PitchBook and Preqin are the private-markets connectors. The public half of a private-company question is the news, the RSS crawl, and Form D. | Recounted 2026-10-09. Operating companies are 123,381, of which 82,476 are private. Parsed funding is 357,023 deals on 135,173 companies. Form D is 775,619 filings and 365,054 issuers. Those two overlap and are kept separate. | Ahead |
| Feature | Hebbia | Kscope | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Licensed connectors | FactSet is company, deal, and sell-side estimates. The S&P row is headed S&P Global and describes public financials, earnings transcripts, and broker estimates. The homepage and the Max page say S&P Capital IQ. A 10 July 2026 post says CapIQ. Also named: Guidepoint expert-call transcripts, Third Bridge interviews, Fitch, Moody's, ICE prices, Daloopa, and Octus. | FactSet, Capital IQ, PitchBook, Preqin, ICE, Fitch, Moody's, and the expert-call libraries stay licenses. Daloopa's filing KPIs are the public extract. Their connector is still their contract. | Beside |
| The customer's own files | SharePoint, drive-style stores, Snowflake, Databricks, DealCloud, Salesforce, Intralinks, and Datasite are on the same integrations page. The partner line says thousands of customers, with no breakdown. | A customer's own diligence folder stays in the customer's systems. The public filing beside it is the graph. | Beside |
Ahead The feature is data we already hold, in a form an investor can use.
Match Both products do this.
Partial We hold the filing or the extract, and not their finished screen.
Gap They ship it. We do not.
Beside FactSet, Capital IQ, PitchBook, Preqin, expert-call libraries, ratings, ICE, and the customer's own files stay outside. SEC filings and public transcripts are the graph.