Jupiter Intelligence

Name: Jupiter Intelligence
Brand: Jupiter Intelligence

Jupiter is the trusted leader in climate risk analytics, turning sophisticated climate science into actionable data.

Est 2017|Valuation $234M|Raised $97M|28 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 19K|Web traffic 3K|FTEs 82|HQ San Mateo, California, US

MarketsESG & Sustainability Investment Analytics

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Moody’s advantage is ecosystem leverage: climate risk can be tied into existing Moody’s credit and analytics tooling.
S&P Global emphasizes broad coverage with hazard and scenario standardization; this is a good fit for firms already using S&P datasets.
Jupiter emphasizes outputs intended to support decision-making and an adaptation ROI framing, along with messaging that targets bank model risk management workflows.

Independent press coverage places Jupiter among several notable players in a crowded market.

- Moody’s advantage is ecosystem leverage: climate risk can be tied into existing Moody’s credit and analytics tooling. - S&P Global emphasizes broad coverage with hazard and scenario standardization; this is a good fit for firms already using S&P datasets. - Jupiter emphasizes outputs intended to support decision-making and an adaptation ROI framing, along with messaging that targets bank model risk management workflows. Independent press coverage places Jupiter among several notable players in a crowded market.

	Jupiter Intelligence (ClimateScore Global)	Moody’s Climate Solutions / Four Twenty Seven	S&P Global Sustainable1 Physical Risk
Starting Price	Not public (sales-led)	Not public (enterprise)	Not public (enterprise)
Best For	Banks, lenders, and investors seeking multi-peril analytics and adaptation investment analysis	Institutions seeking integration of climate risk with credit, ratings, and broader analytics	Organisations seeking broad asset and company-level physical risk datasets integrated with S&P data
Key Strength	Emphasis on bank model-risk workflows and multi-peril metrics; SaaS + API options	Integration with Moody’s credit and analytics ecosystem; established market footprint	Large coverage and standardized hazard/scenario framing; integration potential with S&P products
Key Weakness	Limited independent user review coverage; opaque pricing; integrations can require significant governance effort	Potential complexity when bundled with other Moody’s products	Dataset-centric approach may require internal modelling to convert into decision workflows