MAPIOS
Know what matters before you know to search for it.
Your organization already has more information available to it than your people can continuously monitor. MAPIOS is designed to organize external information around the companies, markets, industries, topics, locations, and developments you decide matter — so relevant information can be surfaced with its source, context, relationships and history for your team to investigate.
You define what matters. MAPIOS is designed to monitor and organize relevant information according to the priorities you configure. Your people decide what it means and what to do next.
MAPIOS's account, billing, and a first working version of external monitoring are live today — keyword-matched monitoring against real public news sources. The fuller relevance, context, and relationship engine described above is still being built — see the note under "How MAPIOS Works" below.
See MAPIOS in ActionImportant information already exists. Finding it at the right time is the problem.
Thousands of disconnected information sources ↓ What matters to your organization? ↓ MAPIOS ↓ Relevant information + source + context + history + relationships.
Define → Monitor → Surface → Context → Investigate
This describes the intended MAPIOS workflow. A first version is live today: define keywords, and MAPIOS matches them against real public news sources and surfaces new mentions. The richer context, relationship, and "why this matched" reasoning described above is still being built.
Define
You set the organizations, markets, and topics that matter.
Monitor
Those priorities become your monitoring profile.
Surface
Relevant developments are organized for review.
Context
Each item carries source, history, and related information.
Investigate
Your team decides what it means and what to do.
See what a MAPIOS result actually looks like
A new item appears
Illustrative example — Example Company announced a new facility in the monitored market.
Why not just Google it?
Yes — and Google remains useful when you know what you're looking for. MAPIOS is built for a different problem: continuously monitoring the subjects you've already determined matter, so relevant external information can be surfaced even before you know which specific search you would have needed to perform.
Why not just use alerts?
An alert matches a term. MAPIOS is designed to match a monitoring priority, then organize source, context, history, and related information around it — so your team can investigate rather than just receive a notification.
What MAPIOS is not
Not another search engine
Search begins when you ask a specific question. MAPIOS begins with the subjects you've decided matter.
Not a truth engine
MAPIOS does not tell your team what to believe. It documents observable information, the same principle behind MAP Verified.
Not an autonomous decision-maker
It surfaces and organizes information. Humans investigate and decide.
Not simply another news feed
The objective isn't more content — it's relevant information organized around your defined priorities.
Not a replacement for your analysts
It's designed to give analysts, executives, and teams a better information environment to work from.
What this is meant to change
Choose the level of intelligence your organization needs
Every level answers one question: what does the person or organization using it actually need to know?
Intelligence
Tell MAPIOS what matters to you. It's designed to organize relevant external information around those priorities so you can investigate developments without starting every research cycle from zero.
Professional
A shared intelligence environment around the companies, markets, and developments that matter to your organization — with source, history, and context connected for the whole team.
Business
A shared intelligence environment that routes the same underlying information differently by department — executive summary, market implications, public context, or underlying sources, depending on who's asking.
Enterprise
Configured around the organizations, markets, developments, sources, workflows, and governance requirements that matter across your enterprise. Begins with discovery, not a price.
Institutional
Governed deployments for organizations with advanced information, security, integration, auditability, and operational requirements — priced to actual deployment complexity.
Business and Institutional are defined by deployment complexity, not industry — a university or government office may fit either, depending on how many teams need access and what governance the deployment requires.
| Intelligence | Professional | Business | Enterprise | Institutional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Me | My team | My organization | My enterprise | My institution |
| Core outcome | See what I'm missing | Know sooner | Organizational awareness | Intelligence infrastructure | Governed infrastructure |
| Monthly | $995 | $2,500 | $5,000 | From $10,000 | Custom |
| Annual | $9,950 | $25,000 | $50,000 | From $100,000 | Custom |
| Path | Self-service | Self-service | Guided setup | Sales-assisted | Sales-assisted |
What each level actually includes
Described by function, not by invented numerical limits — exact numbers are confirmed before any tier accepts live signups.
Intelligence — $995
Personal Intelligence Workspace
Monitor a defined set of priorities relevant to your work.
Monitoring Profiles
Define organizations, topics, markets, geographies, and development types.
Relevant Information Feed
Review information matched to those priorities.
Source Visibility
See where surfaced information originated.
Context & History
Inspect available surrounding information and changes.
Saved Intelligence
Preserve items and investigations for future reference.
Scheduled Intelligence Summary
Receive an organized summary where implemented.
Standard Support
Use the verified support method once established.
Professional — $2,500
Shared Team Intelligence
Multiple authorized users work from the same intelligence environment.
Team Monitoring Priorities
Create monitoring relevant to different functions.
Priority Intelligence
Separate higher-priority developments from general monitoring.
Collaborative Investigation
Save, annotate, assign, or share intelligence where supported.
Advanced Intelligence Briefs
Produce structured summaries around developments.
Relationship Discovery
Explore connected information.
Expanded Historical Context
Investigate developments over time.
Professional Onboarding
Configuration assistance for the team's monitoring framework.
Business — $5,000
Multi-Team Intelligence
Support multiple internal functions.
Department-Level Views
Different teams see information relevant to their responsibilities.
Intelligence Routing
Direct relevant developments to appropriate teams.
Executive View
Leadership gets a higher-level view of priority information.
Expanded Monitoring Architecture
Broader organizational priorities and information categories.
Governance & Administration
Stronger user, role, and information-management controls.
Organizational Reporting
Structured cross-team intelligence reporting.
Priority Onboarding & Support
Higher-touch implementation.
Enterprise — from $10,000
Enterprise configuration may include:
- Organization-wide monitoring design
- Custom intelligence categories
- Expanded users and departments
- Advanced role-based access control
- Larger monitoring scope
- API access where available
- Workflow integrations
- Customer-specific intelligence structures
- Security requirements
- Implementation services
- Dedicated support
- Custom reporting
- Retention and data requirements
- SLA requirements
Enterprise pricing begins at $10,000/month and varies based on organizational scope, integration requirements, monitored environment, users, data requirements, and service level.
Institutional — Custom
Platform License
Core access to MAPIOS.
Implementation
Deployment and configuration.
Integration
Connection to approved institutional systems.
Data Requirements
Specialized ingestion, retention, or storage requirements.
Security & Governance
Identity, access, audit, and deployment requirements.
Support / SLA
Contractual service requirements.
Professional Services
Custom intelligence design where needed.
Institutional deployments are scoped individually because the principal cost driver is deployment complexity — not a generic seat count.
Which level is right for me?
Answer a few questions — the recommendation is based on your requirements, not a sales script.
What happens after you start MAPIOS?
Steps 1–3 (defining priorities, building your profile, connecting your workspace) happen through guided onboarding today. Step 4, basic monitoring, is live now — keyword-matched against real public news sources. Step 5's richer context and relationship view is still being built. You will be notified as further capability goes live for your account.
Step 1 — Define what matters
Choose the companies, markets, industries, topics, locations, and developments that matter to you.
Step 2 — Build your monitoring profile
MAPIOS organizes those priorities into a monitoring structure.
Step 3 — Connect your intelligence workspace
Configure the people or teams who need access.
Step 4 — MAPIOS begins organizing relevant information
Relevant information is surfaced according to your configured monitoring priorities.
Step 5 — Investigate with context
Open a development to inspect source, timing, related information, available history, and why it matched.
Step 6 — Refine
Adjust monitoring priorities as your organization changes.
Step 7 — Build organizational intelligence over time
Your workspace accumulates a structured history around the subjects you've chosen to monitor.
Your MAPIOS workspace won't begin as an empty dashboard. During onboarding, we help establish the monitoring priorities that matter to your organization — that's a process commitment, not a promise about business results.
Why MAPIOS is ongoing, not one-time research
The companies, markets, policies, competitors, and developments your organization cares about don't stop changing after one report. MAPIOS is designed as a persistent intelligence environment — your monitoring priorities stay active, new information can be organized against them, and historical context becomes more useful as the record develops.
Why this may be worth more than the price
MAPIOS isn't competing only with other software subscriptions. The alternative may include repeated employee searches, manual monitoring, multiple disconnected information sources, time spent reconstructing old information, duplicated research across departments, outside research, and delayed awareness. The question isn't simply whether MAPIOS costs $2,500 a month — it's whether a persistent intelligence environment around information your organization already considers important is worth $2,500 a month.
MAPIOS surfaces information. Your organization makes the judgment.
MAPIOS is designed to organize observable external information, supporting context, relationships and history around customer-defined priorities. It does not automatically make a source, company, executive, publisher, or event "good," "bad," "credible," "unreliable," "safe," or "unsafe." The underlying information remains available for human investigation.
Common questions
- What exactly am I paying for?
- A persistent intelligence environment organized around the external information priorities your organization defines.
- Is MAPIOS another search engine?
- No. Search primarily helps when you initiate a query. MAPIOS is built around ongoing monitoring of predefined priorities and the investigation that follows.
- Does MAPIOS tell me whether information is true?
- No. It surfaces and organizes observable information and supporting context for investigation — the same documentation-not-judgment principle behind MAP Verified.
- Does MAPIOS make decisions for my company?
- No. Your people remain the decision-makers.
- How is Business different from Institutional?
- By deployment complexity, not industry. Business fits multi-department organizations with standard needs; Institutional fits organizations whose procurement, security, or governance requirements shape the deployment itself.
- Is annual billing discounted?
- Yes — Intelligence, Professional, and Business annual pricing each equal ten monthly payments once self-service purchase is enabled.
- Can I cancel, and what's the refund policy?
- Formal written cancellation and refund terms are still being finalized with counsel. In the meantime, cancellation and refund requests are handled directly — contact us and we'll take care of it.
Ready to see where you fit?
Start with the level that matches how your organization actually works — or talk it through first.
Exact entitlement limits and onboarding timelines are still being finalized. Intelligence and Professional checkout is processed securely through Stripe. Business, Enterprise, and Institutional remain guided and sales-assisted. Formal written support, cancellation, and refund terms are being finalized with counsel — in the meantime, contact us directly for any billing request.