Caspr Launches Analytical AI That Tells You Which Number to Use
GURGAON, IN / ACCESS Newswire / November 4, 2026 / Caspr, an Analytical AI company, today announced its launch. When
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GURGAON, IN / ACCESS Newswire / November 4, 2026 / Caspr, an Analytical AI company, today announced its launch. When credible sources disagree on a figure, Caspr goes underneath each one, works out why they differ, and tells the user which number to use for their question, with the argument for it. A single business question becomes a finished, boardroom-ready report in minutes, drawn from more than 25 million curated public and proprietary sources and refreshed with the latest information every time a report runs.

Analytical AI is a distinct category from the generative AI systems that have dominated recent coverage. Those systems are trained, at their core, to understand language and how humans communicate. Caspr says it would have had to solve that problem too, had it not already been solved. But language and analysis are different design problems. Caspr was built from the ground up for the second one: it sources data, assesses where sources agree and disagree, and concludes with a position that holds up in the room.
“Every major AI company today is building a better way to talk to a machine,” said Joy Sharma, founder and CEO of Caspr. “We built a way to do the analysis: go underneath a number, find out why two credible sources disagree, and tell you which one answers your question. The test we set ourselves is a report you can cite as a source, the way you cite traditional research.”
Published estimates of the UK ready meals market, for example, ran from $5.75 billion to $8.70 billion. Caspr found the gap was mostly definitional: publishers counted pizza, meal kits and direct-to-consumer packaged meals differently. It then set out which definition suits which decision, and recommended the mid-range one for investment use. The report is finished when it arrives. The evidence behind each figure is available to anyone who wants it, and the aim is that no one needs it.
Caspr is built for the people who do this work and the firms they work for: consulting and research firms, strategy and corporate development teams, investors, agencies, startups raising capital, category managers and graduate researchers. Analysis of this kind has traditionally cost $5,000 to $50,000 per engagement and taken several weeks.
Caspr goes as deep as the question needs. For Market Research, a Brief is $15 and stays at one level of a topic. A Study is $80, goes a level further into the parts that matter, and takes one approach across multiple sources. Intelligence, at $300, arrives later this year, goes further again and takes multiple approaches across multiple sources. How far each goes depends on the topic. Caspr does not sell by the page; a report runs as long as the topic needs, in the style its reader prefers.
Users describe what they need and can attach their own data. Caspr asks a few clarifying questions, usually answered in about two minutes, and users say they sharpen their own thinking. A Brief arrives in under 15 minutes and a Study typically in 15 to 20. Reports can be edited in the tool and exported as a PDF or PowerPoint deck, in Caspr’s template or the user’s own.
For enterprise customers, Caspr supports data-sovereignty requirements, including on-premise deployment. The company holds ISO 27001:2022 certification and is GDPR compliant.
Joy has built companies since 2006. He co-founded an automotive-components factory and ran it for four years to a profitable exit. After five years at McKinsey, he started EZ in 2017. EZ is now the execution layer for more than 200 client organizations, with 15 pre-built business capabilities delivered from the UAE, India and Saudi Arabia.
Jayant Jha joined EZ in 2019. Joy invited him to co-found Caspr in 2025, and Jayant moved to it full-time. Joy defines what the analysis must do and what good work looks like. Jayant leads the research that builds the models that do it.
Caspr has drawn more than 1,600 signups and is now fully live at caspr.ai.
About Caspr
Caspr is an Analytical AI company. It sources, assesses and concludes: when sources disagree on a figure that matters, it goes underneath each one and tells the user which to use for their case. Founded by Joy, with Jayant as co-founder. Available now at caspr.ai.
Media details:
Full name of point of contact: Joy Sharma
Company website: https://www.caspr.ai/
Contact email: press@caspr.ai
Contact phone number: +91 9599 641 696
City & country: Gurgaon, India
SOURCE: Caspr
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