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Kimi AI Professional Data

Ordinary AI chat often guesses at numbers. Professional Data lets Kimi look up real figures in paid financial, economic and research databases, then use them in its answer, a table or a report. This page explains what it is, which sources have been reported, how many lookups each plan gets, and how to use it carefully.

Paid databasesMonthly allowance
Compare these two companies' revenue for 4 quarters Kimi Company dataMarket dataEconomic data The answer, with figures Source: listed for each figure Always check important numbers Each lookupuses a call

An illustration of the idea. Kimi does not show its database lookups exactly like this.

We are an independent guide. We are not Moonshot AI, and we have not tested this feature. Kimi publishes the monthly allowances but not a full list of data sources for its international plans, so parts of this page rely on news reports and say so. Nothing here is financial advice.
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The short version

  1. 1

    What it is

    Kimi's access to paid databases for finance, economics and research figures.

  2. 2

    The allowance

    From 2,000 lookups a month on Moderato to 24,000 on Vivace.

  3. 3

    The catch

    Kimi does not publish its international source list. Check important figures yourself.

BASICS

What Professional Data is

A language model learns from text up to a certain date, and it does not store exact figures reliably. Ask it for last quarter's revenue and it may give a confident but wrong number. Professional Data tackles this by giving Kimi access to paid professional databases, the kind analysts and researchers subscribe to.

It looks things up

When a question needs hard figures, Kimi can fetch them from a database instead of relying on memory.

It builds with them

The figures can go into an answer, a comparison table, a chart, a spreadsheet or a Deep Research report.

It counts the calls

Each database lookup uses one call from your monthly allowance, separate from your agent credits.

Kimi's mainland China help page describes the databases as covering "finance, economics, and academia". Kimi's international help page lists the allowance as "Professional database" calls but does not describe the sources.

SOURCES

Which data sources?

This is the least clear part. Kimi's international help pages do not list the databases. Here is what we could find.

Named in news coverage of the 17 September 2026 launch

S&P Global Market IntelligenceCompany and market data
WindChinese financial data
SEC EDGARUS company filings
CrunchbaseStart-up and funding data
World BankDevelopment statistics
IMFInternational economic data
FREDUS economic data
TianyanchaChinese company records

From Diario Bitcoin's report of 17 September 2026. A second report the same day, from Crypto Briefing, named a different set for an institutional product: Wind, East Money, S&P Global, Caixin Data and Cailian Press. Moonshot's own announcement was not available to us.

What is confirmed

  • Paid plans include a monthly number of "Professional database" calls
  • Kimi's China help page names Tonghuashun and Tianyancha
  • It covers finance, economics and academic sources

What is not confirmed

  • Which sources are included on international plans
  • Whether every source is on every plan
  • How often each dataset is updated

Practical tip: ask Kimi directly which database it used for each figure. If it cannot name one, treat the number with care.

LIMITS

Monthly limits by plan

PlanPrice a monthProfessional database calls a month
Adagio (free)$0Not listed. Our earlier pages said 200
Moderato$192,000
Allegretto$395,000
Allegro$9912,000
Vivace$19924,000

On a small screen, swipe the table sideways to see every column.

Paid plan figures and prices from Kimi's international membership help pages, read on 8 October 2026. The free plan is not in that table. Mainland China plans are priced in yuan and differ. More: Kimi AI pricing · Is Kimi AI free?

What counts as one call? Kimi does not define it on the pages we read. One question can trigger several lookups, especially in Deep Research or agent tasks that compare many companies.
HOW TO

How to use it

  1. Sign in on kimi.com or the official app, on a plan that includes Professional Data.
  2. Ask for specific figures. Name the companies, the measures and the time period.
  3. Ask for sources. Request the database or document behind each number.
  4. Choose an output. A table, a chart, a spreadsheet, or a full report through Deep Research.
  5. Check the key numbers against the original, such as a company's own filed report.

Kimi's help pages do not describe a separate switch for Professional Data, so we assume Kimi uses it when a question calls for it. The exact screens may differ from these steps.

Pairs well with: Deep Research · Kimi Sheets · Agent Mode

TRY IT

Prompts to try

Replace the parts in [brackets].

Compare companies

Compare [company A] and [company B] on revenue, operating profit and net margin for the last four reported quarters. Show a table and name the source for each figure.

Economic picture

Show [country]'s GDP growth, inflation and unemployment for the last five years in a table and a simple chart. Say which database each series comes from.

Funding landscape

List the ten largest funding rounds in [sector] over the last 12 months, with amount, date and lead investor. Link or name the source for each.

ESTIMATE

Will my allowance last?

A rough check. Enter how you expect to work.

Calls a month, roughly0
Smallest plan that covers it-

A guess, not a measurement. Kimi does not say how many lookups a question uses; simple questions may use one, and research tasks many more. Plans also limit agent credits, which may run out first.

HONEST NOTES

Use it carefully

FOR FIRMS

Kimi for financial services

On 17 September 2026, Moonshot announced finance-specific tools for Kimi, aimed at banks, investment firms and venture capital funds. News reports describe ready-made skills such as financial modelling, research report writing, IPO analysis and portfolio reviews.

Who it is for

Institutions. Reported early users include Chinese banks and investment firms.

What Moonshot claims

Modelling work cut from days to about a day, based on pilot users. These are company claims, not independent results.

How to ask about it

Through Moonshot's sales team. Pricing was not published.

From Crypto Briefing and Diario Bitcoin, both 17 September 2026. More: enterprise Kimi pricing.

FAQ

Professional Data questions

It is Kimi's access to paid professional databases. When you ask a question that needs hard figures, such as company financials or economic statistics, Kimi can look them up in these databases. Each lookup counts as a call against a monthly allowance.

Kimi's international help centre lists 2,000 calls a month on Moderato, 5,000 on Allegretto, 12,000 on Allegro and 24,000 on Vivace. Our earlier pages listed 200 a month on the free plan; we could not confirm that figure today.

Kimi's international help pages do not list them. News coverage of a 17 September 2026 launch named sources such as S&P Global Market Intelligence, Wind, Crunchbase, SEC EDGAR, the IMF, the World Bank and FRED. Kimi's mainland China help page names Tonghuashun and Tianyancha.

A paid plan is needed for the allowances listed in Kimi's help centre, starting with Moderato at $19 a month. Whether the free plan includes a small allowance is not shown on the help page we read.

Treat them as a starting point. Ask Kimi which source each figure came from and check important numbers against the original, such as a company's filed report. AI tools can misread or mix up figures.

It can help you gather and compare information faster, but it is not financial advice. Check figures at the source and consider speaking to a qualified adviser before making investment decisions.
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