Competitive intelligence software that cites its evidence.
Most competitive intelligence tools sell a feed. This one sells a conclusion you can defend, with the evidence sitting underneath every number in it.
What the software actually does
Qravitas reads a company the way an outsider can: filings, the public web surface, hiring, search visibility, news and disclosure language. It resolves those signals into one record per company, scores them deterministically, then writes a brief a board can act on. Every number carries the source it came from and a marker saying whether it was measured, modelled or estimated.
The evidence base holds more than 9,000 companies read, so a reading on one company is scored against its real peers rather than an abstract benchmark.
What you get, per company
A dossier is not a dashboard. It is a written argument with the evidence attached.
- The one question that ranks above the rest for this company, and why it ranks there.
- The strategic chain: the signal, what it implies, what it costs, and what to do about it.
- Forensic findings from disclosure language, including risk statements that quietly disappeared.
- Peer position against a structural cohort, not a sector average.
- Five questions ready for the next leadership meeting.
- Citations, so any figure can be checked at its source.
How this differs from a general AI research tool
A general model searches the open web at the moment you ask, and the answer is only as good as what it happened to find. Qravitas reasons over an evidence base it has already built and verified, where deterministic code computes the numbers and language models are used to judge and to write, never to invent a figure. Quantified claims are then checked against the measured evidence before anything ships. The methodology page states the mechanism plainly, including what the platform does not claim.
Who buys it
Investors and corporate development teams screening targets, brands reading their own growth friction, and agencies grounding strategy before a pitch. If you are comparing tools in this category, the buyer’s guide sets out what to test before you sign anything.
What it costs
Looking a company up is free. Marketing Intelligence and the Board Pack are priced on request, per company. Following a company yourself is free in a Qravitas workspace. Larger universes are scoped to the work. Full pricing.
Questions buyers ask
How much does competitive intelligence software cost?
Marketing Intelligence and the Board Pack are priced on request, per company. Following a company yourself is free in a Qravitas workspace. Looking a company up is free and needs no account. Larger universes are scoped to the work.
What data sources does it use?
Public sources only: regulatory filings and disclosures, the company web surface and its performance, hiring and job postings, search visibility, news and public discourse. First-party data a customer connects stays isolated to that customer and never enters the shared evidence base.
Can I try it before buying?
Yes. The company lookup on the homepage returns real engine output for indexed companies, free, and a complete sample dossier is published in full so you can judge the depth before paying.
Is this the same as an AI research assistant?
No. Deterministic code computes every metric, and quantified claims are verified against measured evidence. Language models judge and write; they do not produce the numbers.
Which companies are covered?
Every US SEC filer and NSE-listed company is indexed, and more than 9,000 companies have been read. Anything outside that, including private companies, is researched on request.
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