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Five years running: Regrid returns to the Geoawesome 100

Written by Team Regrid | Jul 28, 2026, 3:29:47 PM

Regrid has been named one of Geoawesome’s Global Top 100 Geospatial Companies for 2026, marking our fifth consecutive year on the list.

 

The Geoawesome 100 brings together companies working across the many corners of the geospatial industry, from mapping and Earth observation to mobility, climate, spatial AI, digital twins, and beyond. The companies are presented equally rather than ranked, making the list a broad snapshot of the people and organizations shaping geospatial work today.

 

We are glad to see Regrid among them once again.

The full Geoawesome 100 for 2026! We’re glad to see Regrid alongside so many great companies from across the geospatial industry

A different selection process for 2026

This year’s list came together a little differently.

 

Previous editions were curated by international expert panels drawn from business, academia, and research. For 2026, Geoawesome handed the selection process entirely to the global geospatial community for the first time.

 

More than 125 professionals from around the world signed up to participate, sharing their views on the companies creating value and moving the industry forward.

 

That makes it especially rewarding to see Regrid included alongside such a strong and varied group of geospatial companies.

Five years on the list

Regrid first joined the ranks of the Geoawesome 100 in 2022 and has appeared every year since.

 

A great deal has changed during those five years, but the idea behind our work remains familiar.

 

Regrid began in Detroit, helping people use parcel information to understand the very real challenges facing properties, neighborhoods, and communities. That experience shaped our belief that land information should be clear, accessible, and useful to the people making decisions with it.

 

Today, the Regrid team continues that work by sourcing, standardizing, maintaining, and delivering parcel data so it can be put to practical use in maps, applications, research, planning, and everyday decisions about land.

 

Thank you to Geoawesome and to everyone who took part in this year’s selection.

 

We’re glad to be in such good company.