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Finster AI does not publish pricing. Its FAQ answers "How is Finster priced?" with "To discuss pricing or get a custom quote, please reach out to our sales team" and an invitation to book a demo. The site has no pricing page, and its calls to action say Request a Demo. Finster sells to investment banking and asset management teams and also lists private credit.
For a budget comparison, third-party estimates put Rogo at about $3,300 a seat a year, Hebbia Lite at about $3,000 to $3,500, and Hebbia Pro at about $10,000. Those are comparison points for a Finster quote, not Finster prices. Ask which deployment, data rights and seats the quote covers before comparing the totals.
Finster's FAQ says its coverage is strongest in Europe, India and wider APAC, alongside full SEC filings coverage. That matters for a US-focused buyer testing company analysis, earnings summaries and citations against the companies they follow. This page sets out the quote questions as of October 2026 and when a US ticker research card at $49 a month or $288 a year fits the task.
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How much does Finster AI cost?
Finster AI does not publish pricing. Its FAQ answer to "How is Finster priced?" sends buyers to its sales team for a custom quote. Rivals sold to the same banks are estimated at about $3,300 a seat a year for Rogo and $3,000 to $10,000 for Hebbia, a fair range to test a Finster quote against.
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Deployment changes what you pay for
Finster offers multi-tenant SaaS available on day one, a single-tenant containerized deployment, and a containerized VPC deployment in your own GCP, AWS or Azure cloud. Ask for a separate quote for the deployment your security team approves, including who pays for hosting and operation. The single-tenant option can use your own LLM API keys and is LLM agnostic. Bringing those keys shifts model usage costs to your account, so include them in the comparison. In the VPC deployment, Finster says the only external calls are to FactSet APIs and other data source APIs. Confirm that architecture in the proposal.
Get data rights in writing
Finster's FAQ names FactSet, PitchBook, Crunchbase and Third Bridge as data partners, alongside SEC filings, earnings transcripts and investor relations materials. A partnership does not establish which content your quoted seat includes. Ask in writing whether FactSet, PitchBook and Third Bridge access is bundled, requires an existing license, or needs a separate agreement. PitchBook connectors for AI platforms require your own PitchBook license, so check that line before comparing totals. Request a list of the datasets your pilot can actually query and the rights that carry into the contract. Test sentence-level and table-cell citations against those sources during the trial.
Specify seats, pilot terms and US support
Ask for the seat count, pilot scope, contract term and renewal terms in the same written quote. Finster's FAQ says its SaaS offering is available for trial immediately, but it does not establish free access or a trial length. Agree on those terms before testing your workflow. For a US team, request the US data region offered on Finster's security page and test coverage for your companies. Its funding announcement earmarked funds for a New York expansion. Ask who would support your account, whether a New York team is available, and which support arrangements the contract includes before committing.
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Finster serves investment banking and asset management teams with company analysis, pitch decks and investment memos. Investables.ai writes a research card for a US ticker with the business summary, key market figures, comparables, bull case, bear case and labeled risks.
- Writes a research card for a US ticker with a business summary
- Publishes Analyst pricing at $49 a month or $288 a year for 50 cards a month
- Presents the bull case and bear case with labeled risks
- Includes key market figures and comparables in the research card
- Adds filing summaries with SEC links on Pro at $79 a month or $468 a year
- Offers Team at $249 a month for 5 seats and Enterprise at $499 a month for 15 seats
Thesis
Dominant AI accelerator supplier. The debate is the durability of data-center demand versus a cyclical capex peak.
Bull
CUDA moat, near-monopoly share
Bear
Customer concentration, cycle risk
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Finster AI pricing next to Rogo, Hebbia and priced tools
US prices in USD. Finster facts are from finster.ai and its FAQ in October 2026. Rogo and Hebbia figures are third-party estimates recorded on our price guides. Investables.ai prices are published on our site.
| Product | Price | How you buy | Fine print |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finster AI | Quote only | Demo, then a custom quote | FactSet, PitchBook data via partnerships |
| Rogo | About $3,300 a seat a year | Sales contract | Third-party estimate, not a vendor price list |
| Hebbia Lite | About $3,000 to $3,500 a seat a year | Sales contract | Third-party estimate |
| Hebbia Pro | About $10,000 a seat a year | Sales contract | Third-party estimate |
| Model ML | Quote only | Demo, then a negotiated contract | No published price list |
| Investables.ai Analyst | $49 a month or $288 a year | Self-serve | 50 research cards a month |
| Investables.ai Team | $249 a month or $1,488 a year | Self-serve, 5 seats | Research cards for US tickers |
| Investables.ai Enterprise | $499 a month or $2,988 a year | Self-serve, 15 seats | 750 research cards a month |
Founded in London in 2023 by former Google DeepMind researcher Sid Jayakumar, Finster announced $15 million in combined Seed and Series A funding in October 2025. FinTech Collective led the Series A, Peak XV led the Seed, and Hoxton Ventures participated, with funds for a New York expansion. Finster's newsroom also announces an investment from UBS without an amount. No Finster AI award appears in USAspending, so that source supplies no public contract price. The unrelated Finsterwalder, Finsterbusch and Finster Forestry records are not Finster AI contracts.
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