Hebbia is an AI platform for investors, bankers, lawyers and advisors. Its flagship product, Matrix, is a spreadsheet-style grid: one row per company or document, one column per question. Each cell is filled in by the AI and points to the documents the answer comes from. The tool plugs into regulatory filings, market databases and your storage spaces.
Hebbia has no free plan. The recommended plan to start with: Enterprise contract, by quote. Prices checked on October 20, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
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Vendor
Hebbia (United States)
Free plan
No
Recommended plan
Enterprise contract, by quote
Page checked on
October 20, 2026
What Hebbia does
Who it’s for: investment, M&A and credit teams who have to run the same questionnaire across many companies or many documents.
Matrix: the company-by-question grid
A grid with rows (companies) and columns (research topics). You add a row or a column on the fly. The page’s examples range from sub-sector and balance sheet to governance, management changes and a recommended pitch angle.
Every cell points to its documents
Cells are linked to the source documents: 10-Q and 8-K forms, proxy statements, earnings transcripts, investor presentations.
Many connected sources
Regulatory filings (SEC, European, UK Companies House, Australia and New Zealand), market data (FactSet, S&P Capital IQ, PitchBook, Preqin, Fitch, ICE Market Data, EMMA), storage (SharePoint, OneDrive, Box, Dropbox, Egnyte, AWS, IntraLinks) and CRM (Salesforce, DealCloud).
Also
Outputs as tables and presentations
Max: a workspace for the deal team
Security and isolation
Hebbia pricing
The page publishes no prices.
Plan
Price
Who it’s for
Enterprise contract Recommended to start
By quote
Investors, banks, firms, large companies
Nova’s advice
Ask for the demo on a batch of documents you know. Judge the accuracy of the cells and how easy they are to verify before talking about price.
A first try, in 15 minutes
Your data. Hebbia states that your documents, your prompts and the results are not used to train its models or those of its providers.
What it does less well
No individual access and no public price: everything goes through a demo.
A badly worded column gives a plausible but wrong answer. Write precise prompts, with a rule for missing information.
Sift five companies in a gridHebbia
Create a Matrix grid with five companies you follow, one per row.
Add a first column with the prompt below.
Add two columns: one for the risks cited, one for the shareholder structure.
Open the documents attached to three cells whose answer you know.
Reword the column that gives a vague answer, then rerun it.
The prompt to copy
Based on the latest published results, give the company’s margin outlook for the current fiscal year, in one sentence, with the reference of the passage. If the information is not in the documents, write “not disclosed”.
Enterprise contract: by quote. Prices checked on October 20, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
Can you use Hebbia for free?
No: Hebbia has no free plan. Ask for the demo on a batch of documents you know.
What happens to my data with Hebbia?
Hebbia states that your documents, your prompts and the results are not used to train its models or those of its providers.
What are the alternatives to Hebbia?
AlphaSense: For agent-based research across broker documents and expert interviews. Rogo: For agents that work on your Excel models and your banker files. Harvey: For the same review-table principle applied to contracts.