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Heuritech alternatives

Heuritech forecasts what consumers will adopt, market by market, from social media images. It suits planners. When the question is what to design this season rather than how much to buy next year, teams start comparing other tools. Five options follow.

We wrote this page and list T-Fashion first. Facts about the other tools come from their public pages, checked on the dates under Sources. Updated October 30, 2026. Heuritech is a trademark of its owner; T-Fashion is not affiliated.

Heuritech alternatives

  1. 1 T-Fashion Design and product teams who start from the runway and end in design work $999 a month, month to month
  2. 2 Trendalytics Consumer search, social and retail data for merchandising and marketing Quote only. Trendalytics does not publish a price.
  3. 3 Stylumia Demand scores and assortment and pricing advice for buying teams Quote only. Stylumia does not publish a price.
  4. 4 EDITED Competitor prices, discounts and assortments for buying and pricing teams Quote only. EDITED does not publish a price. AskEDITED has a 14-day free trial.
  5. 5 WGSN Long-range forecasts across fashion, beauty, interiors and more Custom subscription. WGSN does not publish a price.

Why teams look for Heuritech alternatives

The question starts on the runway

Heuritech builds its forecasts mainly on Instagram, RedNote (Xiaohongshu) and TikTok images. Teams that begin from what designers showed need another dataset.

Pricing on request

Plans are Essential, Business and Enterprise, and each one is a pricing request. A team that wants to compare costs before a sales call looks for a published price.

Forecasts, with no design tools

Outputs are forecasts, dashboards, reports and an API. No concept or design tools are listed.

Each option in detail

  1. 1

    T-Fashion

    Best for: Design and product teams who start from the runway and end in design work

    T-Fashion reads what designers put on the runway, which is the earliest structured view a design team can act on. Every show is analyzed by the next morning. From there the team searches the looks, briefs Studio for variants and technical flats, and works on a shared board.

    • Current and next season, from the latest shows
    • Explore finds looks by mood or image, not only by keyword
    • Agent reviews line plans for gaps, duplication and price architecture
    How you buy:
    $999 a month, month to month
    Not the fit for:
    an API, forecasts past the next seasons, and adoption curves by market

    Read the full comparison: T-Fashion vs Heuritech

    T-Fashion Explore showing a Giorgio Armani FW26 look with the full show grid and an Edit in Studio button
    Explore. Every look from every show, one click from Studio
  2. 2

    Trendalytics

    Consumer demand and retail analytics

    Best for: Consumer search, social and retail data for merchandising and marketing

    Starts from what shoppers search, post and buy: Google search history, TikTok and crawled retail data, with a US focus. Sold by quote.

    How you buy:
    Quote only. Trendalytics does not publish a price.

    Read the full comparison: T-Fashion vs Trendalytics Sources

  3. 3

    Stylumia

    AI demand sensing and retail decision agents

    Best for: Demand scores and assortment and pricing advice for buying teams

    Orbix agents that predict demand before launch, recommend assortments and advise on pricing, for retail buying teams. It lists runway among its sources. Sold by quote.

    How you buy:
    Quote only. Stylumia does not publish a price.

    Read the full comparison: T-Fashion vs Stylumia Sources

  4. 4

    EDITED

    Retail market intelligence for pricing and assortment

    Best for: Competitor prices, discounts and assortments for buying and pricing teams

    Retail data rather than social images: prices, discounts and assortments across 90,000 brands, for buying and pricing teams. Quote only, with a 14-day free trial of AskEDITED.

    How you buy:
    Quote only. EDITED does not publish a price. AskEDITED has a 14-day free trial.

    Read the full comparison: T-Fashion vs EDITED Sources

  5. 5

    WGSN

    Editorial trend forecasting service

    Best for: Long-range forecasts across fashion, beauty, interiors and more

    Analyst forecasts from three months to ten-plus years out, plus Fashion Buying with TrendCurve AI projections for range planning. A catwalk archive and a dashboard with daily updates. Custom quote.

    How you buy:
    Custom subscription. WGSN does not publish a price.

    Read the full comparison: T-Fashion vs WGSN Sources

Where each option fits in the work

The steps a fashion team takes from the first trend question to production, and which tool does each one.

Tool Long-range foresightTrend researchRunway referencesConcepts and sketchesTeam boardsLine plan reviewTech pack reviewDemand and buying
T-Fashion No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Heuritech Partly Yes No No No No No Yes
Trendalytics No Yes No No No No No Yes
Stylumia No Partly No No No Partly No Yes
EDITED No Yes Partly No No Partly No Yes
WGSN Yes Yes Yes Partly No No No Yes

Swipe to see every step

Core product Partly From public product pages, checked October 30, 2026

When to stay with Heuritech

Heuritech does some jobs that none of these tools replace. Stay if one of these is yours.

You plan volumes by market

Forecast visibility and market share for each attribute, by market, up to 24 months ahead.

You need an API

Weekly data points with up to ten years of history and two years of forecast, on Business and Enterprise plans.

You want Chinese social data

RedNote is among its sources, alongside Instagram and TikTok.

Read the full comparison: T-Fashion vs Heuritech

See what the runway adds to your forecast

Bring a category you plan with Heuritech data. We will show what the shows said first, then the concepts and line plan that follow.

Common questions

What are the best Heuritech alternatives?

The main Heuritech alternatives are T-Fashion, for design and product teams who start from the runway and end in design work; Trendalytics, for consumer search, social and retail data for merchandising and marketing; Stylumia, for demand scores and assortment and pricing advice for buying teams; EDITED, for competitor prices, discounts and assortments for buying and pricing teams; and WGSN, for long-range forecasts across fashion, beauty, interiors and more. The right one depends on the job Heuritech does for your team today.

What does Heuritech cost?

Heuritech lists Essential, Business and Enterprise plans and sends you to its sales team for the price. T-Fashion Professional is $999 a month, month to month.

Which Heuritech alternatives use runway data?

T-Fashion is built on it: 500+ fashion weeks and 20,000+ shows. WGSN has a catwalk archive and a Catwalks AI Dashboard. Stylumia’s Orbix Trends lists runway among its sources. EDITED’s analysts publish runway trend reports, but its data comes from retail.

Is T-Fashion a Heuritech alternative or a companion?

It depends on the question. For adoption forecasts by market, Heuritech remains the specialist. For the collection work, T-Fashion is the tool to compare against, and many planning teams run one for demand and the other for design.

Sources

Facts about each tool come only from the public pages below, last checked on the date shown for that tool. T-Fashion facts come from the platform and the pricing page. We do not report private pricing. Corrections: hello@tfashion.ai

Heuritech · Checked October 30, 2026

  1. 1. Heuritech pricing · Essential, Business and Enterprise plans
  2. 2. Heuritech FAQ · data sources, geographies, named customers
  3. 3. Heuritech Suite · Trend Radar, Trend Themes, Market Insights
  4. 4. Heuritech Market Insights and API · weekly data points, history and forecast range
  5. 5. 24-month forecasting announcement · horizon, Next algorithm

Trendalytics · Checked October 30, 2026

  1. 1. Trendalytics technology · modules, data sources, brand and product counts
  2. 2. Trendalytics retail trend intelligence platform · social intelligence, search history

Stylumia · Checked October 30, 2026

  1. 1. Orbix Trends · trend validation features, runway
  2. 2. Orbix Assort · assortment recommendations
  3. 3. Orbix Price · pricing intelligence, named customers
  4. 4. Introducing Stylumia Orbix, May 2025 · launch, data sources, early access

EDITED · Checked October 30, 2026

  1. 1. EDITED homepage · products, named customers, demo and free trial
  2. 2. EDITED about us · founding year, offices, leadership, brand and SKU counts
  3. 3. AskEDITED free trial · 14-day trial; brand, SKU and country counts
  4. 4. EDITED: 4 Runway Trends For Now, Spring 2026 · runway trends paired with retail performance

WGSN · Checked October 30, 2026

  1. 1. WGSN homepage and company page · analyst count, client scale, industries
  2. 2. WGSN FAQs · forecast horizons, pricing model, no per-user licensing
  3. 3. WGSN Fashion Design · five data sources, five seasons ahead, accuracy claim
  4. 4. WGSN Fashion Buying launch, August 2024 · TrendCurve AI
  5. 5. WGSN press releases · Catwalks AI Dashboard, September 2026; IWSR acquisition, June 2025
The long version: what each tool is

Heuritech

Heuritech is a Paris AI trend forecasting company founded in 2013 by two deep-learning PhDs and part of Luxurynsight Group since November 2024. Its models recognise garments, colors, prints and fabrics in millions of social media images a day from Instagram, RedNote and TikTok, then forecast the adoption of each attribute by market up to 24 months ahead. It sells the Trend Radar, Trend Themes and Market Insights modules, an API and reports, on Essential, Business and Enterprise plans with pricing on request.

Trendalytics

Trendalytics is a New York retail analytics platform founded in 2013 and acquired by the online marketplace Verishop in March 2024. It combines Google search demand, social and TikTok engagement and crawled retail data from more than 20,000 brands and 10 million products into one dashboard for trend forecasting, market intelligence and social intelligence. Its coverage spans fashion and beauty, with a US focus.

Stylumia

Stylumia is a Bangalore retail AI company founded in December 2015 by former Myntra COO Ganesh Subramanian. Its product, Orbix, is a suite of AI agents for retail: Orbix Trends validates trends from social, runway and retail signals, Orbix Assort recommends assortments and whitespace, and Orbix Price handles pricing and promotions. Orbix also tests demand for new concepts and ranges. It positions itself across fashion, home, beauty and other high-SKU categories and names Walmart, Amazon, Myntra and Fossil Group as customers.

EDITED

EDITED is a London retail intelligence company founded in 2009 by Geoff Watts and Julia Fowler, with offices in Dallas and Sofia. It tracks products, prices, promotions and assortments across 90,000 brands, more than 5 billion SKUs and 110 countries, with 12+ years of history in apparel, beauty and home. The Retail Intelligence Platform has Assortment, Pricing, Site Merchandising and Customer modules plus analyst research. AskEDITED, an AI assistant, launched in July 2026 and an MCP server followed in August 2026. EDITED bought DynamicAction in 2021, is backed by growth investors led by Delta-v Capital, and names Hollister, PVH, PUMA, Harrods and MANGO as customers.

WGSN

WGSN is a London-based trend forecasting company founded in 1998 and owned by Apax Funds since 2024. More than 250 in-house specialists publish forecasts for fashion, beauty, interiors, food and drink, consumer tech and sports, from three months to ten-plus years ahead. Fashion products include Fashion Design, Fashion Buying with TrendCurve AI, the Coloro color system, Pulse generative search and, from September 2026, a Catwalks AI Dashboard.

T-Fashion

T-Fashion is an AI workspace for fashion teams. It covers the collection work from trend research to tech pack: runway analysis of each show at the major fashion weeks, ready by the next morning, search across 550K runway photos, AI concept design with technical flats, shared moodboards, and an Agent that writes season briefs and reviews line plans and tech packs with the runway evidence cited.