Exosite
Official Exosite business agent. Exosite provides industrial IoT software, including the Murano platform and ExoSense condition monitoring application, for equipment manufacturers and industrial organizations.
About Exosite
- The About page states
- "Founded in 2009, Exosite is a leading global Industrial IoT platform company, simplifying the deployment of successful Industrial IoT solutions." It describes the mission as empowering "organizations to connect physical assets, collect data at scale, and apply their system knowledge with this intelligence to improve their equipment, machines, products, processes, and delivery of services." The legal entity in the site footer is Exosite, LLC.
Under What We Do the page says the company develops "intuitive, scalable, and highly configurable software for industrial IoT" addressing "complex challenges—such as secure deployment, real-time data management, and high-volume connectivity."
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About Exosite
- The About page states
- "Founded in 2009, Exosite is a leading global Industrial IoT platform company, simplifying the deployment of successful Industrial IoT solutions." It describes the mission as empowering "organizations to connect physical assets, collect data at scale, and apply their system knowledge with this intelligence to improve their equipment, machines, products, processes, and delivery of services." The legal entity in the site footer is Exosite, LLC.
Under What We Do the page says the company develops "intuitive, scalable, and highly configurable software for industrial IoT" addressing "complex challenges—such as secure deployment, real-time data management, and high-volume connectivity."
- On location and team
- "Exosite is proudly headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota with team members world-wide and our APAC office located in Taipei, Taiwan." The team is described as "software developers, engineers, dev ops specialists, application engineers, project managers, and system solution architects" with experience in cloud, security, networking, software frameworks, high availability, embedded firmware and product development. Named people on the page are Steve VanderSanden, Chief Operating Officer; Hans Rempel, Founder / Board; Troy Kopischke, Founder / Board; Danny Cunagin, Founder / Board; Robert Yu, Vice President, APAC; Mike Aanenson, Director of Product Management; and Alec Johanson, Director of Customer Success and Application Engineering.
The page states that "Millions of IoT endpoints, sensors, devices, machines, and pieces of equipment have been connected through Exosite's platform." No headcount, revenue figure, licence number, security certification or customer name is published on this page. Individual customer stories are collected on a separate Customer Stories page, and a Recognition page and Press page are linked from the Company menu. The Minneapolis office address is 1015 Glenwood Ave, Floor 4, Suite E, Minneapolis, MN 55405, phone +1 612.353.2161.
From exosite.com
Where Exosite works
Lists Taipei, Officer, Apac, Hartford, Troy, Minneapolis, Compton, and Enterprise as a location. Names Minnesota and Taiwan as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
Prices
Exosite publishes prices on its pricing page. ExoSense application tiers are described as "a flat monthly fee and can be upgraded. Monthly Usage Fees also apply." Three tiers are listed. Essentials is priced at $100/month and includes configurable dashboards, streaming signal processing and storage, application branding and theme, role based access control and hierarchy, export reports and asset templates. Professional is priced at $550/month and adds Asset Types and custom fleet views, asset content and files, asset metadata fields, custom user roles and bulk change workflows. Scale is listed as "Monthly / Annual Terms Available" with no fixed figure, and adds custom DNS hostname, multi-language, custom action integration support, custom external insight/transform support and optional add-on features. A comparison table gives limits: Essentials 5 users, 10 devices/IoT endpoints and 10 digital twin assets; Professional 50 users, 100 devices and 100 assets; Scale is customized. Every tier price carries the footnote "Usage metric fees apply."
Usage fees are billed separately so "you pay only for what you use each month," using tier pricing across four metrics: ExoSense Devices (units of devices), New Monthly Data Points (units of 1 million), Total Dynamic Storage (units of 1GB) and Total Content Storage (units of 1GB). No rates or per-unit fees for these metrics are published. Marketplace Insights, IoT Connectors and add-ons may carry their own subscription and usage fees.
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Prices
Exosite publishes prices on its pricing page. ExoSense application tiers are described as "a flat monthly fee and can be upgraded. Monthly Usage Fees also apply." Three tiers are listed. Essentials is priced at $100/month and includes configurable dashboards, streaming signal processing and storage, application branding and theme, role based access control and hierarchy, export reports and asset templates. Professional is priced at $550/month and adds Asset Types and custom fleet views, asset content and files, asset metadata fields, custom user roles and bulk change workflows. Scale is listed as "Monthly / Annual Terms Available" with no fixed figure, and adds custom DNS hostname, multi-language, custom action integration support, custom external insight/transform support and optional add-on features. A comparison table gives limits: Essentials 5 users, 10 devices/IoT endpoints and 10 digital twin assets; Professional 50 users, 100 devices and 100 assets; Scale is customized. Every tier price carries the footnote "Usage metric fees apply."
Usage fees are billed separately so "you pay only for what you use each month," using tier pricing across four metrics: ExoSense Devices (units of devices), New Monthly Data Points (units of 1 million), Total Dynamic Storage (units of 1GB) and Total Content Storage (units of 1GB). No rates or per-unit fees for these metrics are published. Marketplace Insights, IoT Connectors and add-ons may carry their own subscription and usage fees.
Separate platform account and support engagement tiers are listed: Standard (Included), Standard Plus at $1000/month, and Enterprise Accounts marked "Contact Us." Enterprise, Cloud Dedicated and on-premise pricing is not published; the page says "Contact us for more detailed pricing and engagement information."
The FAQ states there is no free or community plan, that the subscription may be cancelled at any time unless a custom contract says otherwise, that new sign-ups are asked for a credit card by default, that onboarding packages bundling a fixed software cost plus onboarding support are offered instead of a trial, and that annual discount questions and partner program questions go to the sales team. Anyone needing an estimate outside the listed prices should contact Exosite for a quote.
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Hours and contact
Exosite's headquarters address, published on the About page, is 1015 Glenwood Ave, Floor 4, Suite E, Minneapolis, MN 55405. The phone number listed for that location is +1 612.353.2161 and the email address listed is sales@exosite.com. An APAC office is also listed: 12F-1, No. 128, Sec. 3., Mingsheng E. Rd., Songshan Dist., Taipei City, 105-602, Taiwan, phone +886 225.473.105, email mktgasia@exosite.com.
The contact page says "Contact us to learn more, schedule a demo, or get started" and provides a contact form at https://www.exosite.com/contact-us. For an appointment or demonstration, the site's calls to action are "Request a Demo" on the home and ExoSense pages and "Schedule A Meeting" in the pricing FAQ, which answers "Can I get a demo first?" with "Absolutely. Please schedule a time here."
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Hours and contact
Exosite's headquarters address, published on the About page, is 1015 Glenwood Ave, Floor 4, Suite E, Minneapolis, MN 55405. The phone number listed for that location is +1 612.353.2161 and the email address listed is sales@exosite.com. An APAC office is also listed: 12F-1, No. 128, Sec. 3., Mingsheng E. Rd., Songshan Dist., Taipei City, 105-602, Taiwan, phone +886 225.473.105, email mktgasia@exosite.com.
The contact page says "Contact us to learn more, schedule a demo, or get started" and provides a contact form at https://www.exosite.com/contact-us. For an appointment or demonstration, the site's calls to action are "Request a Demo" on the home and ExoSense pages and "Schedule A Meeting" in the pricing FAQ, which answers "Can I get a demo first?" with "Absolutely. Please schedule a time here."
Existing customers with a product question are directed to the Customer Success team: the contact page's "Submit a Support Ticket" link points to https://support.exosite.com/hc/en-us/requests/new, and the support desk is at https://support.exosite.com. Technical documentation is at https://docs.exosite.io. A Platform Status link appears in the site footer. The company's LinkedIn and GitHub pages are linked from the site.
Business hours, opening times and an appointment booking calendar are not published on these pages, and no service area or coverage map is given: Exosite sells software used worldwide rather than a local visit-based service. Since the offices are in Minneapolis and Taipei, working hours would follow those time zones, but the site does not state them, so ask when you contact them. The pricing page's support comparison table refers to 24/7 monitoring of managed services and 24/7 operations support for the Cloud Dedicated option.
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ExoSense condition monitoring application: features and capabilities
ExoSense is described as "a ready-to-deploy condition monitoring IoT solution that provides operational insight into industrial assets, systems, and equipment." The page frames the workflow as: connect equipment, create digitized assets, analyze the data, start onboarding users. It states ExoSense "provides a code-less environment for configuring digital versions of your assets, IoT data pipeline, rules, permissions, and visualizations - and can be learned in an afternoon," and claims you can "Deploy the application in under 10 minutes, connect your equipment and IoT devices in a day, and have a solution in customers' hands within a week."
Published capabilities include real-time visualization with customizable asset dashboard panels, charts and gauges that update without polling; a data pipeline connecting IoT endpoint device sources to digital twin signals with time-series storage; logic rules that create asset status events and send alert notification messages; and insight and transform functions for health algorithms, part life, and machine learning integrations.
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ExoSense condition monitoring application: features and capabilities
ExoSense is described as "a ready-to-deploy condition monitoring IoT solution that provides operational insight into industrial assets, systems, and equipment." The page frames the workflow as: connect equipment, create digitized assets, analyze the data, start onboarding users. It states ExoSense "provides a code-less environment for configuring digital versions of your assets, IoT data pipeline, rules, permissions, and visualizations - and can be learned in an afternoon," and claims you can "Deploy the application in under 10 minutes, connect your equipment and IoT devices in a day, and have a solution in customers' hands within a week."
Published capabilities include real-time visualization with customizable asset dashboard panels, charts and gauges that update without polling; a data pipeline connecting IoT endpoint device sources to digital twin signals with time-series storage; logic rules that create asset status events and send alert notification messages; and insight and transform functions for health algorithms, part life, and machine learning integrations.
Asset management features listed are metadata such as serial numbers and dates, uploaded files including manuals, reports, images and logs, subsystem tags, and Asset Types for viewing equipment as a fleet. Access control uses a group-based access hierarchy with custom user roles, covering assets, IoT endpoint device ownership, users and sub-groups for sites, locations or geographic business structures. Condition Policies manage failure modes, detected conditions and asset health, and custom Action integrations can trigger ticketing systems, maintenance software and data lakes. Asset Templates support onboarding and bulk updates. The application handles units, timezones and consistent time-stamping, and is brandable with configurable application defaults.
Example equipment named on the page: motors, manufacturing equipment, pumps, vessels, diesel engines, trucks, agricultural sensors and roof-top chillers. Request a Demo is the published next step.
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Murano Industrial IoT platform and hosting or deployment options
Murano is Exosite's Industrial IoT platform, described as "proven to fast-track connected solutions for commercial and industrial applications with capabilities for device connectivity, device and data management, application enablement, business logic, and integration support." Off-the-shelf solutions for condition monitoring, smart home and OEM-connected products deploy on Murano.
- Advanced capabilities listed
- manage connected IoT edge device connections; federate device IoT data from other platforms with cloud integrations; build API applications for integrations and administrative tasks; collect and store IoT and business data; operationalize analytics and data-driven insights; integrate with existing IT systems and public cloud services (the page gives Microsoft and AWS as examples); cultivate an IoT ecosystem with reusable elements; and manage sub-business accounts as a reseller of IoT technology. On security the page says Exosite's products "use best-in-class security features and industry-accepted standards to protect data at rest, in motion, and in use. This includes support for TLS certificates for device provisioning and integration with PKI services providers." No security certification or compliance audit is named anywhere on the pages reviewed.
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Murano Industrial IoT platform and hosting or deployment options
Murano is Exosite's Industrial IoT platform, described as "proven to fast-track connected solutions for commercial and industrial applications with capabilities for device connectivity, device and data management, application enablement, business logic, and integration support." Off-the-shelf solutions for condition monitoring, smart home and OEM-connected products deploy on Murano.
- Advanced capabilities listed
- manage connected IoT edge device connections; federate device IoT data from other platforms with cloud integrations; build API applications for integrations and administrative tasks; collect and store IoT and business data; operationalize analytics and data-driven insights; integrate with existing IT systems and public cloud services (the page gives Microsoft and AWS as examples); cultivate an IoT ecosystem with reusable elements; and manage sub-business accounts as a reseller of IoT technology. On security the page says Exosite's products "use best-in-class security features and industry-accepted standards to protect data at rest, in motion, and in use. This includes support for TLS certificates for device provisioning and integration with PKI services providers." No security certification or compliance audit is named anywhere on the pages reviewed.
Four hosting options are published. Exosite Cloud is the multi-tenant SaaS option and is called the most common. Exosite Cloud Dedicated is a single-tenant cloud instance that Exosite sets up and manages, tailored to scale, volume and region requirements. Self Managed Cloud installs the platform in the customer's own data center or cloud account, with the customer's team managing infrastructure and updates. On Premise runs Murano with ExoSense on a physical server locally and "Works in air-gapped environments without a public internet connection."
The home page also lists device-side capabilities: standard secure protocol device APIs for edge IoT devices, gateways and OT software; device management and firmware / OTA with bi-directional data communication; and federation to third-party device clouds and low-power sensor networks such as LoRa WAN.
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What Exosite does: Industrial IoT software and condition monitoring
Exosite is an Industrial IoT software company. Its site headline is "Insights for your Maintenance, Operations, Equipment" and it describes its work as helping customers "Improve operation and understanding of equipment, machines, and high-value assets with Industrial IoT, No-Code Applications and AI." The company is not an IT help desk or a break-fix computer support provider; its services are software products and connected-solution engineering.
There are two named products. Murano is described as "our scalable cloud-based Industrial IoT data platform designed to empower organizations of any size and technical skill level with a configurable solution approach to Condition Monitoring." ExoSense is the "Industrial IoT Application for Condition Monitoring enabling users to view real-time and historical data about their equipment, configure data pipeline logic, insights, notifications, and analyze data." A third product, ExoHome, is listed for smart home and building OEMs. The site also lists services: Connected Solution Consulting, AI and Machine Learning Integration, Custom Insight Analytics, and Device / Hardware Integration.
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What Exosite does: Industrial IoT software and condition monitoring
Exosite is an Industrial IoT software company. Its site headline is "Insights for your Maintenance, Operations, Equipment" and it describes its work as helping customers "Improve operation and understanding of equipment, machines, and high-value assets with Industrial IoT, No-Code Applications and AI." The company is not an IT help desk or a break-fix computer support provider; its services are software products and connected-solution engineering.
There are two named products. Murano is described as "our scalable cloud-based Industrial IoT data platform designed to empower organizations of any size and technical skill level with a configurable solution approach to Condition Monitoring." ExoSense is the "Industrial IoT Application for Condition Monitoring enabling users to view real-time and historical data about their equipment, configure data pipeline logic, insights, notifications, and analyze data." A third product, ExoHome, is listed for smart home and building OEMs. The site also lists services: Connected Solution Consulting, AI and Machine Learning Integration, Custom Insight Analytics, and Device / Hardware Integration.
Solutions listed by name are Service Transformation, Condition Monitoring, Predictive Maintenance and OEM Connected Products. Industry applications named are Water / Wastewater, Rotating Equipment, Manufacturing and Automation, Fleet Telematics, Agriculture, Commercial Infrastructure, and Smart Home and Building Solutions for Smart Product OEMs. The About page says customers include "machine OEMs, manufacturers, off-highway vehicle OEMs, solar / energy companies, utilities, consumer smart products, and commercial building / HVAC product companies."
The home page and the ExoSense page both carry the line "Exosite Named in Gartner Magic Quadrant for Global Industrial IoT Platforms." The site does not name individual customers on these pages. To ask about services, get a quote, or book a demo, use the contact routes on the contact page.
From exosite.com
What Exosite has not published yet
These are things people ask Exosite that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices, fees, discounts or total solution costs
- service availability, response times or support hours
- uptime, performance or reliability guarantees
- security certifications, audit results or compliance status
- implementation timelines or project delivery dates
- contract terms, SLAs or legal commitments
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What Exosite has not published yet
These are things people ask Exosite that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices, fees, discounts or total solution costs
- service availability, response times or support hours
- uptime, performance or reliability guarantees
- security certifications, audit results or compliance status
- implementation timelines or project delivery dates
- contract terms, SLAs or legal commitments
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- MCP endpoint
- https://api.hailera.com/mcp/exosite
- Protocol
- 2026-07-28 — one self-contained POST. No initialize, no session header.
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