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PYRAMYD

Factsheet · October 2026

The numbers behind PYRAMYD.

Machine-readable summary of the PYRAMYD Product Graph: headline metrics, the five hubs and every module in them, field groups, business functions and live prices. Each number is a count against production, with its query recorded in the source. Use it to cite us accurately or to brief your AI answer engine.

Quick facts

250K+
branded enterprise-software products
2.4M+
aggregated reviews from the major review platforms
2,546
software categories (Market → Functional → Product)
463
sub-industries across 258 industries and 22 sectors
249
country markets with regulatory + demand signal
4,349
roles across 28 modules and 173 functions
2,000+
signal sources in the catalog, selectable per watchlist
403
sources with a refresh schedule set up
1,162
API-certified sources in the catalog
91
universal node types · one typed node schema
about 200
pre-built connectors across CRM, sales enablement, AI
25
modules available today, with 4 more coming
10
enrichment field groups per node (overview → pulse)
2,111
declared links between tables, checked by the database
20
APEX specialist agents, plus the supervisor that routes to them
150+
APEX tools
220+
published templates across 8 of Studio's 9 tabs
On demand
refresh runs on demand, per record
3.08×
live query speedup vs. baseline (10-query test, 2,519ms → 818ms)

5 hubs, 29 modules

The app's own structure, named as the app names it. Workspace is free with every account; the other four hubs come in paid plans. A module marked “coming” is not open to customers yet.

The 10 field groups

Every taxonomy node (product, category, industry, country, role) carries the same 10 enrichment field groups, in this canonical tab order.

  1. 1.

    Overview

    Identity, descriptions, definitions, brand, names · what it is.

  2. 2.

    Demand

    Buyers, personas, GTM motion, customer evidence — who buys/uses and why.

  3. 3.

    Market

    Market sizing, presence, footprint, distribution · where it sits.

  4. 4.

    Landscape

    Competitors, leaders, alternatives, adjacent nodes — competitive and peer view.

  5. 5.

    Trends

    Forward direction, AI disruption, automation, roadmap — where this is heading.

  6. 6.

    Operations

    Implementation, support, infrastructure, day-to-day · how this gets done.

  7. 7.

    Compliance

    Regulatory posture, certifications, standards, pitfalls, risks — compliance and risk profile.

  8. 8.

    Economics

    Pricing, spend, revenue, funding, ROI, contracts · the financial picture.

  9. 9.

    Capabilities

    Features, integrations, requirements, tech stack — what it can do.

  10. 10.

    Pulse

    KPIs, scores, signals, news, recent activity — measurable indicators and live signals.

11 business functions covered

220+ day-one templates across 8 of Studio's 9 tabs × 11 functions.

Product Development
Engineering, dev practices, release trains — the build side of product.
21 templates · for Eng leaders, EPMs, dev-ops, build managers
Product Management & Strategy
Roadmap, prioritization, OKRs, market intel — the strategy side of product.
24 templates · for Product leaders, PMs, strategy chiefs
Design
Design systems, usability research and journeys — the experience side of product.
21 templates · for Product designers, UX researchers, design-system owners
Product Marketing
Positioning, launches, messaging — the GTM side of product.
3 templates · for Product marketing managers, GTM leads
Product Quality
QA programs, defect tracking, regression coverage — release-blocking issues out of the codebase.
21 templates · for QA leads, release managers, customer-quality teams
Sales
Pipeline, opportunity mechanics, deal-stage acceleration — the revenue side.
22 templates · for Sales leaders, AEs, SDR managers, RevOps
Customer Success
Adoption, renewal, expansion — the retention side.
23 templates · for CS leaders, CSMs, renewal managers
Customer Support
Ticket triage, SLAs, deflection — the resolution side.
21 templates · for Support leaders, escalation engineers, KB maintainers
Marketing
Demand generation, content, campaigns — the awareness side.
18 templates · for Demand-gen leaders, content marketers, campaign managers
Finance & RevOps
Forecasting, plan-vs-actuals, cost governance — the financial side of revenue.
21 templates · for CFO, FP&A, RevOps leaders, deal desk
Competitive Intelligence
Battlecards, deal tips, market deltas — the win-rate side.
21 templates · for CI analysts, PMM, AEs in active deals

Pricing

Workspace is free with every account (100,000 APEX tokens a month). The four hubs come in plans, per seat a month, monthly or annual (20% off): Starter includes the one hub you choose, Growth and Enterprise all four.

Starter
$150 per seat a month
One hub you choose: Markets, Products, Competitors or Accounts · Free Workspace included: Home, Studio, Library, Newsletters and APEX · 2M APEX tokens per editor a month, shared by the team · Email and chat support
Growth
$450 per seat a month
All four hubs, every module · Free Workspace included: Home, Studio, Library, Newsletters and APEX · 2M APEX tokens per editor a month, shared by the team · Email and chat support
Enterprise
From $600 per seat a month
All four hubs, every module · Free Workspace included: Home, Studio, Library, Newsletters and APEX · 5M APEX tokens per editor a month, shared by the team (fair use) · Single sign-on and automatic user provisioning (SCIM) · Annual contract, set up with our team

Full breakdown at /pricing.

Reports

Buy one answer, once, as a guest with no subscription: a battlecard for one matchup ($90, at /battlecards), or a Competitor 360, Account 360, Product 360 or Market 360 report on one company, product or market (at /reports, each listed with its price once it is on sale). Token packs keep a battlecard current, and a free reports account keeps every report in one library.

Identity

Company
PYRAMYD
Product
Product Graph
Founders
Jonathan Krasnow (CEO) · Shai Ber (CTO)
HQ
United States
Refresh cadence
on demand
Public graph
/search · free, no account required

Counts are re-measured against production, each with its query in the source. Last build: 2026-10-15.