Exonome provides a modular exchange infrastructure that lets operators consolidate discovery, coordination, and optional paid offerings in a single, white‑labeled platform. Operators can deploy three independent modes—Discovery for single‑provider visibility, Connection for multi‑provider coordination, and Marketplace for transaction‑enabled products and services—while retaining full control over branding, access rules, and provider onboarding.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Operators and community builders often manage trusted relationships, resources, and opportunities using scattered tools such as emails, spreadsheets, and separate platforms, which prevents the exchange from becoming a durable, governable asset. The lack of a unified structure makes discovery, coordination, and optional monetization inefficient and hard to scale.
Solution
Exonome offers a modular exchange infrastructure that lets operators consolidate discovery, coordination, and optional paid offerings within a single, operator‑governed space. The platform supports three independent modes—Discovery (single‑provider visibility and lead capture), Connection (multi‑provider coordination without transactions), and Marketplace (transaction‑enabled offerings)—which can be used alone or combined as the exchange evolves. Operators retain full ownership and control over branding, access rules, and provider onboarding, while the system handles public or private access, offering types (link‑out, lead request, product, service, rental, class, event, ticket, subscription, digital), and checkout workflows only when commerce is enabled. Pricing is tiered by exchange type and usage, allowing organizations to pay only for the capabilities they need without mandatory scale or transaction volume requirements.
Target Audience
Primary customers are trusted operators such as community managers, property managers, local business networks, franchise systems, and other organizations that need to structure discovery, coordination, and optional commerce for their participants.
Features
- Configurable exchange modes (Discovery, Connection, Marketplace) that can be deployed independently or together
- White‑labeled, operator‑owned instances with custom domains and branding options
- Granular provider management: invite, approve, and self‑onboard multiple providers or sellers
- Support for ten distinct offering types, enabling both non‑transactional actions (link‑outs, lead requests) and paid transactions (products, services, rentals, classes, events, tickets, subscriptions, digital content)
- Built‑in checkout, payment processing, and payout mechanisms that activate only for Marketplace exchanges
- Public or private access controls, including unlisted URLs and role‑based permissions
- Centralized governance features such as offering approval workflows, provider messaging routing, and transparent role definitions