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About
Dataglade builds an AI-powered financial research terminal that generates analyses, financial models, and fundamental data for public companies. It sells to hedge funds, wealth managers, fintechs, institutional investors, and individual traders, differentiating through broad coverage, citation-backed outputs, and integration of customers’ proprietary data.
Market
Dataglade competes in the AI-powered financial research, investment-intelligence, and market-data terminal market, combining broad public-company and multi-asset coverage with generative analysis and financial modeling. It positions itself as an AI-native, citation-backed alternative or complement to legacy terminals, differentiating through 48,000+ company coverage, live options and insider data, source-linked outputs, and the ability to securely connect a firm's internal structured and unstructured data.
Dataglade primarily targets institutional finance teams—especially hedge funds, wealth managers, fintechs, buy-side investors, investment banks, consultants, and business-development teams—with analysts and investment professionals as the core users. Its enterprise capabilities also suit firms that want to connect proprietary internal data and generate organization-specific investment insights.
At a Glance
Problem
Dataglade addresses the time, fragmentation, and verification burden involved in investment research. Investors and analysts traditionally have to dig manually through financial filings and disparate market datasets, a process that consumes hours every day and can cause important insights or alpha opportunities to be missed. The economic pain is therefore both analyst productivity and the quality and speed of decisions informing trades.
The killer use case is on-demand research for a public company or peer group: an investor can ask a question, compare companies, generate an analysis, or build a financial model without manually assembling the underlying evidence. Dataglade’s examples include analyzing Palantir’s product categories and comparing the strengths and weaknesses of the top U.S. REITs, while its reports link numbers and conclusions back to source data for validation.
Product / Service
Dataglade is an AI-powered financial research terminal and data platform. Its coverage includes real-time fundamentals, ratios, multiples, comparables, earnings, analyst estimates, options activity, insider trades, and other market data across more than 48,000 companies, 30-plus asset classes, and 20-plus geographies. Its AI works across more than one million financial filings and can produce company analyses, memos, SWOT or other structured frameworks, and complex financial models. Source-linked numbers and citations to filings, earnings calls, and news are intended to make the output both fast and auditable.
The delivery model combines an online terminal and app experience with sales-assisted institutional offerings. Hedge funds, wealth managers, fintechs, banks, consultants, and other research users can access the shared market-data platform, while firms can also securely connect structured or unstructured internal data to generate proprietary insights and custom dashboards. The benefit is a faster research workflow with broad data coverage, live market context, and less manual document review, while preserving the ability to check the evidence behind an answer.
Market
Dataglade competes in fintech and generative-AI software, specifically the AI-powered financial research, market-intelligence, and equity-research-terminal categories. Its closest substitutes include established financial information terminals and research platforms such as Bloomberg Terminal, FactSet, AlphaSense, LSEG Workspace, S&P Capital IQ Pro, Morningstar Direct, PitchBook, and newer AI research products such as Hebbia. Dataglade’s positioning is to combine broad structured financial data with generative analysis rather than sell only a conventional data terminal or only a document-search tool.
The company appears to be an active but very small early-stage business rather than pre-revenue on the available evidence. Dataglade’s website says hedge funds, wealth managers, and fintechs trust it to inform more than $1 billion of trades each day, although that is a company claim rather than independently audited usage data. Y Combinator lists it as an active Winter 2023 company founded in 2022 with a two-person team, while Tracxn reports that it has not raised funding. A third-party Latka estimate puts 2025 revenue at $440,000, so the best-supported characterization is early commercial traction with limited disclosed scale, not confirmed pre-revenue status.
Founders & Leadership
Funding History
Bell Capital
Bell Capital
Recent News
Y Combinator’s directory lists Dataglade as a W2023, active startup with two employees in New York City. The profile describes its AI-generated financial analyses and models for public companies, supported by fundamental data and citations.
Vanderbilt’s Chancellor Launch Grant page identifies Ash Rai, Dataglade’s founder and CEO, as a mentor for the program, which awards $250,000 in non-dilutive funding. This is founder-related coverage rather than an announcement that Dataglade itself received funding.
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Dataglade monetizes paid access to its financial-research Terminal and related data, API, and embedded products, primarily through contact-sales and enterprise arrangements. Its public materials do not disclose specific subscription prices or billing tiers.