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For organizations

Source-linked context records
for your organization.

MAP works with organizations that need dated, source-linked records about published news URLs. Today that means API access to MAP records (Enterprise keys are issued on request; once self-serve plans open (they are not open yet), keys for paid self-serve plans will be emailed automatically after checkout), the public ledger endpoints, and a conversation about anything custom. Anything beyond that is scoped with you, in writing, before you pay for it.

Where organizations could use MAP records

Newsrooms

Source and attribution checks

See the origin, attribution and outbound references MAP observed on a URL before you cite it. MAP documents what is on the page; it does not judge whether it is true.

Platforms

A context layer

Use MAP records as one input alongside your own signals. MAP does not rate or score content.

Research institutions

Media landscape studies

Study the public ledger and MAP records over time. Custom exports and data licensing are discussed case by case.

Enterprise compliance

Media sourcing audit trails

Keep a dated record of what MAP observed on a page when your team referenced it.

Brand safety

Placement context

Look up a domain in the public ledger to see how often and when MAP has recorded it. This is context, not a brand-safety rating.

Education

Media literacy curriculum

MAP records can serve as teaching examples of how a page is sourced and framed. Classroom and institutional arrangements are discussed case by case.

What is available, and what is scoped with you

API access
REST API with JSON responses (URL checks and record lookups) and a public OpenAPI spec. Enterprise keys are issued on request and limits are agreed with you in writing; once self-serve plans open (they are not open yet), keys for paid self-serve plans will be emailed automatically after checkout.
Bulk requests
Large or recurring batches are not self-serve today. Tell us the volume and we will say what is possible and what it would cost.
Team accounts
Multiple users under one organization are arranged individually. There is no self-serve role-based access control yet.
Reporting
MAP publishes the public ledger endpoints and a feed of observed changes. Custom or scheduled reports are scoped with you and are not an off-the-shelf feature.
Support
Support is by email from the people who build MAP. There is no named account manager or response-time SLA unless we agree one with you in writing.

Talk to MAP

Tell us about your use case. We will say plainly what MAP can do today, what would need to be built and what it would cost, before you commit.

Contact MAP