Sayari

Name: Sayari
Brand: Sayari

The mission-driven leader in economic security and risk intelligence.

Est 2015|Valuation $405.2M|Raised $40M

LinkedIn 29K|Web traffic 63K|FTEs 376|HQ Washington, DC

MarketsSupplier Intelligence Vendor Risk Management

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Areas of relative strength for Sayari: - network discovery and precomputed link analysis - integration of trade and corporate data for supply chain and enforcement use cases - emphasis on provenance to support investigative evidence requirements - multiple deployment options that can accommodate regulated environments Where alternatives may offer advantages: - LexisNexis, Dow Jones, and Refinitiv may be preferred when the primary requirement is a standardized compliance suite (screening, adverse media monitoring, and case-management integrations) rather than deep network graph discovery - Bureau van Dijk Orbis can be preferable when company comparables and financials are primary selection criteria in addition to ownership mapping - OpenCorporates is appropriate for registry lookup and developer-driven enrichment when open-data licensing and self-service API access are priorities Adoption and market signals noted in public materials state that Sayari is used by analysts across multiple countries and has government contracts; these metrics are primarily sourced from vendor press releases and public announcements and are not independently audited in this report.

	Sayari	LexisNexis (e.g., Nexis Diligence+)	OpenCorporates API
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (quote-based; free trial advertised)	Not publicly listed (quote-based)	Public-facing API access; pricing varies by plan (self-serve options)
Best For	Cross-border ownership and trade network investigations; sub-tier supply chain discovery; government and regulator use cases	Broad due diligence workflows (entity vetting, monitoring, adverse media, reporting)	Company registry lookups and open-data-based enrichment; developers needing registry-style data
Key Strength	Unified corporate and trade data with graph analytics and provenance; flexible deployment (SaaS/private cloud/on-premises)	Integrated due diligence workflows and broad content types; mature enterprise procurement options	Large open company dataset with source citations; developer-focused API model
Key Weakness	Limited public third-party reviews; ROI metrics are primarily vendor-claimed; pricing opacity	May be less specialized in trade and shipment graph analytics; ownership complexity varies by jurisdiction	May lack advanced investigative tooling, risk scoring, or evidentiary packaging compared to premium platforms

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Areas of relative strength for Sayari:

network discovery and precomputed link analysis
integration of trade and corporate data for supply chain and enforcement use cases
emphasis on provenance to support investigative evidence requirements
multiple deployment options that can accommodate regulated environments

Where alternatives may offer advantages:

LexisNexis, Dow Jones, and Refinitiv may be preferred when the primary requirement is a standardized compliance suite (screening, adverse media monitoring, and case-management integrations) rather than deep network graph discovery
Bureau van Dijk Orbis can be preferable when company comparables and financials are primary selection criteria in addition to ownership mapping
OpenCorporates is appropriate for registry lookup and developer-driven enrichment when open-data licensing and self-service API access are priorities

Adoption and market signals noted in public materials state that Sayari is used by analysts across multiple countries and has government contracts; these metrics are primarily sourced from vendor press releases and public announcements and are not independently audited in this report.

	Sayari	LexisNexis (e.g., Nexis Diligence+)	OpenCorporates API
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (quote-based; free trial advertised)	Not publicly listed (quote-based)	Public-facing API access; pricing varies by plan (self-serve options)
Best For	Cross-border ownership and trade network investigations; sub-tier supply chain discovery; government and regulator use cases	Broad due diligence workflows (entity vetting, monitoring, adverse media, reporting)	Company registry lookups and open-data-based enrichment; developers needing registry-style data
Key Strength	Unified corporate and trade data with graph analytics and provenance; flexible deployment (SaaS/private cloud/on-premises)	Integrated due diligence workflows and broad content types; mature enterprise procurement options	Large open company dataset with source citations; developer-focused API model
Key Weakness	Limited public third-party reviews; ROI metrics are primarily vendor-claimed; pricing opacity	May be less specialized in trade and shipment graph analytics; ownership complexity varies by jurisdiction	May lack advanced investigative tooling, risk scoring, or evidentiary packaging compared to premium platforms