Mapme Due Diligence

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Israel · mapme.com · 8 vendors

Mapme is an interactive map creation platform that enables companies and organizations to build and share engaging visual stories and geographic information. It allows users to create stunning, customizable interactive maps without requiring coding or GIS expertise, supporting various industries and use cases.

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Technology vendors

Services catalogue

1 service in catalogue across 1 category; runs on 8 sub-vendors.

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Last updated 2026-04-16 · revision 2

8 direct vendors, 126 subvendors

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Compliance

3 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

GDPR (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://mapme.com/privacy-policy/

SOC 2 (source) — No public evidence

ISO 27001 (source) — No public evidence

Financials

Three-year financials

Financial Resilience Score: 5/10

Mapme operates a SaaS subscription model with tiered pricing, which is structurally well-suited to generating predictable, recurring revenue with strong gross margins typical of software businesses. The company has been operational for approximately 10 years since its 2015 founding without any publicly observable distress event, suggesting a baseline level of financial sustainability. Its diversified customer base spanning real estate, NGOs, government, education, retail, tourism, construction, and media reduces single-sector concentration risk, and notable institutional clients such as Compass, JLL, Amnesty International, and Texas Tech University lend credibility to its market position. The platform's low capital intensity as a software business further supports the potential for cash generation at scale. However, the complete absence of any public financial disclosure — no revenue, no profitability metrics, no funding history, and no equity data — makes it impossible to verify actual financial health. The company has no disclosed venture capital or private equity backing, and it is unclear whether it is profitably bootstrapped or operating on limited reserves. This opacity represents a significant due diligence risk for any counterparty and prevents a higher resilience score from being assigned with confidence. Competitive risks are material: Mapme operates in a crowded market against well-funded and even free alternatives including Google My Maps, Esri ArcGIS, Felt, and Proxi. Competing against a free Google product is a structural challenge that could compress pricing power and limit user conversion from free tiers. The company's estimated small headcount (10–50 employees) may constrain its capacity to invest in product development and sales at the pace required to maintain competitive differentiation. Geopolitical risk associated with Israel-based operations and R&D, combined with unknown capital reserves and an unverified funding position, introduces additional uncertainty. The score of 5 reflects a company with a sound business model and demonstrated longevity, offset by complete financial opacity and meaningful competitive and operational risks.

Key strengths: SaaS subscription model providing structurally recurring revenue and high gross margin potential, Approximately 10 years of continuous operation since 2015 without observable distress, Diversified customer base across real estate, NGOs, government, education, retail, tourism, construction, and media, Notable institutional clients including Compass, JLL, Amnesty International, Texas Tech University, and ACT Government Australia, 100,000+ interactive maps created milestone indicating meaningful user adoption, Low capital intensity as a software platform supporting potential cash generation, Ancillary professional services revenue stream providing modest diversification beyond subscriptions

Risk factors: Complete absence of public financial disclosure — no revenue, EBIT, equity, or cash position verifiable, No publicly disclosed funding rounds; unknown whether bootstrapped profitably or operating on limited reserves, Competes against free Google My Maps and well-funded alternatives including Esri ArcGIS, Felt, and Proxi, Estimated small team of 10–50 employees limiting product development and sales investment capacity, Geopolitical and talent-market risks from Israel-concentrated R&D and operations, Freemium entry point risks compressing conversion rates and average revenue per user, Unknown debt levels, cash runway, and equity position prevent assessment of downside resilience

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