CorpDev.Ai vs Rogo

Some, yes — Rogo has named corporate development at large enterprises as a target segment. But its center of gravity is investment banking: the flagship workflows are deal screening for mandates, CIM generation, comps, and pitch materials, and its marquee customers are banks. Serving corp dev is an expansion market for Rogo; it's the entire design brief for CorpDev.Ai. That's why sourcing, fit scoring, pipeline, and target monitoring are core surfaces here and absent there.

No. CorpDev.Ai's research engine is included in the subscription: 70M+ companies, 265M+ contacts, SEC filings with full-text search, 30 years of financials and estimates, earnings transcripts across 8,000+ companies, and live cited web research. Rogo's model is the opposite by design — it layers AI onto the premium data licenses a bank already holds, which works beautifully at a bank and becomes a second procurement project anywhere else.

Judge for yourself — we publish sample deliverables, which quote-based enterprise vendors generally don't. CorpDev.Ai uses a multi-model approach (Claude, GPT-5, Gemini, Perplexity) with citations on every claim, and its AI Analyst is trained to work like an elite strategy consultant — memos, market maps, target screens, and board decks written to the standard a senior banker or partner would hold them to. The deeper difference isn't the prose — it's that our deliverables are grounded in your workspace's accumulated market maps, fit scores, and pipeline history rather than starting cold.

Rogo is genuinely strong here — auditable Excel models are a headline capability. CorpDev.Ai ships an Excel add-in with company, document, and analyst functions, generates valuation analyses and model-backed slides, and offers full AI financial modeling on the Enterprise plan. If your evaluation begins and ends with "who builds the best operating model," run that head-to-head. If the model is one artifact inside a sourcing-to-PMI loop, weigh the whole loop.

Both platforms take security seriously, and we won't pretend otherwise. CorpDev.Ai is SOC 2 Type II compliant with AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, isolated workspaces, and a strict no-training policy on customer data; Rogo holds a strong certification posture as well. Security is table stakes in this category — the real differences are fit, scope, and how you buy. See our security page for the full picture.

Honestly: nobody outside Rogo's contracts knows exactly, because Rogo doesn't publish pricing — it's negotiated per firm on multi-year enterprise terms, and published analyses describe firm-wide deployments reaching into the millions at large-bank scale. What we can tell you precisely is our side: AI Pro is $1,000/month invoiced annually, AI Pro Team is $3,000/month for three members, both with the data layer included, and the numbers are on our pricing page. The bigger commercial difference is shape: no sales cycle to evaluate, no multi-year lock-in to start, no data entitlements to procure alongside.

That's the natural way to do it. A Rogo evaluation is an enterprise project measured in months; a CorpDev.Ai trial is 14 days and produces real work — map one of your actual markets, screen your actual thesis, generate a memo on a live target. By the time the enterprise evaluation reaches a pilot, you'll know exactly what an AI platform shaped for corp dev feels like, and you'll have deliverables to show for it either way.