About HyperOps
We built the platform we couldn't find.
Every governance, compliance, and automation tool we looked at did one pillar well and ignored the rest. HyperOps exists because the gap between a point tool and a six-figure GRC suite is where most regulated, scaling organizations actually live.
Our Perspective
Built for the mid-market gap
Built for the 200–2,000 employee gap.
- Below a certain size, you're priced out of ServiceNow, Archer, and OneTrust — six and seven figures a year for a suite built for much bigger organizations.
- So scaling, regulated teams end up assembling three to five single-pillar point tools instead: one for compliance automation, one for ISO readiness, one for workflow, one for AI oversight — each with its own login, its own evidence format, and no shared view of risk.
- HyperOps is the platform for that gap: governance, risk, ISO, process, automation, and AI decision intelligence, on one system of record, priced for a company that isn't enterprise-scale yet.
The explainability-to-evidence pipeline.
- Most platforms treat compliance evidence as something you assemble after the fact — screenshots, write-ups, a scramble before the audit.
- HyperOps is built around a different idea: capture a decision's rationale properly when it's made, map it to the exact ISO, NIST, or EU AI Act controls it satisfies, and the audit trail already exists.
- No separate evidence project, no reconstruction — it's a by-product of running the platform, not a task layered on top of it.
Early, and building in the open about it.
- HyperOps is a new platform.
- We'd rather be honest about being early than pretend to a scale we don't have yet — the platform is built for real regulated mid-market problems, and we're building it with the teams who have those problems.
Want to help shape it?
Talk to us about what's actually broken in your governance stack — it goes straight into what we build next.
Questions
The short answers
HyperOps is a new platform. Details on our timeline will be shared as the company grows.
Team details will be published as we're ready to share them.
Funding details are not being disclosed at this time.
Location details will be published in due course.
HyperOps is building alongside early regulated mid-market teams. Named references will be shared once those relationships are ready to be public.