For job seekers and recruiters researching a company before reaching out, The Org is a directory of public org charts that shows a company's leadership and reporting lines, browsable by industry, location, and size.

Presence & Market Position

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SOV Score

Tracked · below panel floor — earned mentions are accruing toward the next scored window.

Measures earned, engagement-weighted share of voice across the GTM voices panel. Methodology →

The Org is building toward being the reference layer for who-reports-to-whom: a free, public directory of org charts that job seekers and recruiters check before an application or outreach goes out, sitting adjacent to the professional-networking and sales-intelligence tools that already live there. Positioning leans on transparency rather than analytics or scale metrics. Public conversation around the brand runs mostly through practitioner use rather than debate: people pointing to a specific chart to confirm a reporting line, check a title, or scope a company's leadership before a job search or a cold outreach attempt. It shows up as a reference tool more than a topic in its own right, with the directory-browsing use case dominating any mention of it.

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Business Profile

Founded in 2017 by CEO Christian Wylonis and CTO Andreas Jarbøl, The Org built a free public directory of company org charts and has raised more than $30 million from investors including Sequoia Capital, Founders Fund, Tiger Global, and Balderton Capital. The company frames its mission around organizational transparency, surfacing the people and reporting lines that don't show up on a corporate website or standard professional profile. It runs as a lean, independent operation and has layered a paid data product on top of the free directory: an API and MCP server that expose the same org-chart and contact data for search, enrichment, and recruiting use cases.

Founded
2017
Employees
4
Funding
$32M
Status
Independent
Scale stage
Growth
Type
SaaS for GTM
GTM categories
Data & Intelligence

Agent Readiness

83A
Agent Readiness
APIMCPSDKCLI

Measures how easily your agents can build on it — API, MCP, CLI, SDK, docs depth. Methodology →

The Org has shipped a public API and an MCP server on top of its org-chart and contact database, with the MCP server explicitly built to plug into Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and other MCP-compatible clients so an agent can look up a company's org chart, search executive positions, or pull job vacancies through natural-language requests. Both surfaces draw from the same API credit balance, with most MCP tools free or running on a time-boxed exploration pass. That puts the build-out past basic data access and into agent-callable tooling for company and people lookups.