Your buyer is looking at a map of this city right now.
598 companies, 31 of them funds, plotted on a 3D map of Bombay that shows where work actually happens. People open it to decide where to work, who to sell to and which building to lease. Five ways to be in that moment.
You are paying to interrupt people who were doing something else.
Every rupee of media in Bombay lands on somebody mid scroll. The feed did not ask for you, the newsletter did not ask for you, and the banner is competing with a message from their mother. Intent is the only thing that turns attention into a meeting, and almost nothing you can buy right now carries it.
Companies pinned to their building, not just their area
Job boards know the role and the title. This map also knows the building, and that is what a slot here is sold against.
People correct a tool, not a billboard
A correction is the clearest signal there is that somebody intends to use the thing in front of them. That is the attention this map carries.
A feed impression lasts a fraction of a second
A map is a tool. People open a tool on purpose and stay inside it while they decide something.
It is eleven at night. Somebody has an offer from a company in Andheri East and one in Lower Parel, and they are trying to work out what the second one does to their life.
They open the map. They tilt it. They find the tower. They check the walk from Lower Parel station. Eleven minutes.
Then they look at what else is in that building.
An illustration of the moment you are buying, not a real customerBuy the moment, at the price it is worth.
Launch pricing. The banner, the sectors and the featured pins are capped so this page never turns into a billboard, and every purchase is reviewed by a person and confirmed by reply, usually within one working day.
Post a role
₹2,999 per role, 30 daysThe reason most people open a city map is to work out where they want to work.
Top of the Jobs tab for thirty daysA pulsing ring on your pin on every view of the map, when your company is on itCounted in the density bars by function and by areaFive posts ₹9,999, used any time in the year
Sponsor a sector
₹24,999 per monthYour name sits on the filter itself, so anyone hunting your buyers sees you before they see them.
Your name on the sector optionTop card in that sector, every timeOne sponsor per sector, no rotationThree month minimum
Banner slot
₹2,499 per dayOne line across the top of the map, above everything else on it, on every device.
Your name, one line and a link, set in the site typefaceA week ₹12,999, a month ₹39,999Change the line or the link, or ask for a pause, from your dashboardA person puts each change live, usually within one working day
Feature your company
₹4,999 per quarterA bigger pin, a white ring, a badge, and the top of every list your company shows up in.
Larger pin with a white ringFeatured badge on your cardPinned to the top of your area and your sectorA year ₹14,999
Build a dataset
from ₹3,000 you pick rows and columnsFilter it down, choose your columns, watch the price move, pay by UPI and the file comes back by email.
21 columns across five packsNearest station, rail line and the walk in minutes on every row, estimated on a straight line at 5 km/h from its pin or its area centreCSV or JSON, emailed with a numbered invoice once the payment is matchedQuarterly and monthly refresh plans
What ₹25,000 buys here, next to what it buys elsewhere.
Every line above describes what this product does, and none of it is a performance claim or a measured comparison against any named service. There are no traffic numbers on this page because there are none worth quoting yet, and inventing one is how a media product loses an advertiser for good. Every dataset figure on this page is counted off the same rows the map draws. All of them can be checked by opening the map, except the source split in the answers below, which is in the source column of the file.
Founders, operators, recruiters and the funds who back them.
The audience is the map itself. Here is what sits inside it, in full, with nothing rounded up.
527 companies, 32 startups, 31 funds and 8 incubators, 511 of them in one of 23 named areas of Bombay.
Street level coordinates from real operating addresses. 48 of them are also among the 130 rows confirmed against a primary source. The rest of the map sits on a registered pincode or an area centre, and every card says which.
Venture, private equity and angel investors, on the same map as the startups and the companies around them.
Six lines, walking minutes on every row. 67 stations have three or more companies within a twenty minute walk, and a page of their own. More companies sit within ten minutes of Metro 3 than of the Western or Central line.
Three steps, and a person checks every booking.
Pay by UPI
Pick a slot on this page and the payment page gives you a reference and a UPI QR code for the exact amount. Pay from any UPI app. There is no card gateway on this site, so we never see a card or a bank credential.
Get confirmed
Your reference is confirmed by reply, usually within one working day. Every booking is reviewed by a person before it runs.
Manage it from your dashboard
Your private dashboard link sends us a new line, link or start date, asks for a pause, and downloads your receipt. A person puts each change on the live site, usually within one working day. Serve and click counting is not built yet, so the card that will hold those numbers says so instead of showing you a zero.
Three of the five slots are capped, and two of them cannot be oversold.
One banner advertiser at a time, because the map has one strip. One sponsor per sector, because a filter carries one name. Twelve featured companies a quarter, a ceiling we hold to by hand. These are not scarcity tactics, they are what keeps the page worth reading, which is what keeps your line worth buying. When a slot goes, it goes for the whole period.
Six questions, answered before you ask.
How much traffic does this get?
Not enough to quote yet, which is why there is no traffic figure anywhere on this page. Every number here is a count of what is in the dataset, not of who looks at it.
Can I see the creative before it goes live?
Yes. The banner is your brand name, one line and a link, and your dashboard shows it exactly as the strip serves it. A person reviews every booking before it runs, and nothing runs before your start date.
What if my company is not on the map?
Add it, free. Type your street address so the pin can land on your building instead of your area. Every addition is checked against a primary source and goes up within the week. Then feature it if you want to.
Is the dataset scraped?
No. 366 rows come from a third party business data enrichment provider, 124 from the company's own website, 37 from OpenStreetMap and 8 from primary filings, and 63 carry no source marker yet. Every row carries a precision flag, and the 130 rows confirmed against a primary source carry a stamp saying so. 294 sit on an exact street address, 113 on a registered pincode and 191 on an area centre, and every card states which. A map that hides its uncertainty is worth less than one that prints it.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, on the terms in the published refund policy. If a slot does not serve for the period you bought, that period is refunded.
Do you do bespoke?
City takeovers, event tie ins, co branded data drops and a fully licensed edition of this map for another city. Mail the address in the footer.
Book it today, by UPI.
No card gateway and no card details anywhere near this site. Every booking is matched and reviewed by a person, usually within one working day, and runs from the start date you asked for.
Pick the slot
Choose it on the payment page and fill in what it needs: the dates, the link it points to, your brand name and one line for the banner, the role for a job post.
Pay by UPI
The page shows a QR code for the exact amount in INR, and on a phone a button that opens your UPI app. The payee is Mask Management. One time, no auto renew.
Say you paid
Press I have paid, with the UTR if you have it. Every booking is matched and reviewed by hand, usually within one working day. Anything rejected is refunded in full.