Metaprise

A platform that provides operating system tools for running enterprise AI agents, including an agent marketplace, model library, execution runtime, and governance capabilities.[1][2][3][11]

2016 Founded2 People on the graph

Overview

Metaprise is an enterprise AI platform listed in the New York City AI company directory[1]. The company provides operating system tools for running enterprise AI agents, including an agent marketplace, model library, execution runtime, and governance capabilities[2]. Metaprise markets itself as "The OS for your enterprise AI workforce," with nine platform modules that span an agent marketplace, model access, execution runtime, orchestration, observability and governance[3]. Named components include AURA (execution runtime and governance engine), the Agent Store, the Model Library, and OrgKernel, which is published open-source under Apache 2.0[4]. The platform advertises integrations with LangGraph, CrewAI and AutoGen alongside access to 40+ model providers[9]. According to the company's published metrics, the platform hosts 5,500+ agents in store and 642 models from 40+ providers[5]. Metaprise offers run-based pricing of $0.45–$2.00 per run and provides Cloud, Hybrid and Enterprise deployment options[8].

Named components include AURA (execution runtime and governance engine), the Agent Store, the Model Library, Six Engines, Orchestration, Observability, Harness, Metaprise LLM, a Developer Platform and OrgKernel, which is published open-source under Apache 2.0 at github.com/MetapriseAI/OrgKernel. [4]

Metaprise lists run-based pricing of "$0.45–$2.00 / run" and offers Cloud, Hybrid and Enterprise deployment options plus industry solutions for regional banking, healthcare, insurance and capital markets. [8]

Business address: 9 E 53rd St, New York, New York, 10022. [10]

Growth & traction

Metaprise publishes platform counts of "5,500+ agents in store," "642 models · 40+ providers," 182 models on serverless inference, "1,200+ MCP servers, 3,200+ ClawHub skills" and "600+ enterprise connectors." [5]

The homepage carries a section labelled "Customer Story · Capital Markets · Enterprise · FINRA Regulated" quoting a Chief Compliance Officer at "Meridian Capital" with $4.2B AUM and citing a six-week enterprise go-live and 73% faster compliance review. [7]

Leadership & org chart

Focus

  • Under the heading "Designed for regulated enterprises" the homepage displays logos for JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Cigna, Allstate, SAP, Humana, Morgan Stanley, Oracle, BlackRock, Fidelity, UnitedHealth and Salesforce; the page labels these as the intended market, not as named customers.[6]

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