Open source DAM first built for Oxfam, developed by employee-owned Montala; self-host free or buy hosting.
Mid-marketSMBEU hosting: No
DAM Atlas Mid-market DAM, Photo and media libraries
Mediagraph DAM Atlas vendor profile
AI-rich SaaS DAM with rights tracking and unlimited users, popular with universities, museums and non-profits.
Verified: partialLast verified 2026-10
In short
Mediagraph is a SaaS DAM built by The DAM Software Company, Inc. that combines AI keywording, face tagging, OCR, transcription and alt-text generation with rights tracking and unlimited users on every plan. It is popular with universities, museums and non-profits, and supports MCP integration so AI agents can work directly with the asset library.
Some facts on this profile are still being verified. Fields marked "Not verified" could not be confirmed from public sources in the latest review.
Mediagraph key facts
| Headquarters | United States |
|---|---|
| Founded | Not verified |
| Ownership | Private (The DAM Software Company, Inc.) |
| Status | Active |
| Market segments | Mid-market, SMB |
| Deployment | SaaS |
| EU data hosting | Unknown |
| European offices | None published |
| Certifications | SOC 2 Type II (vendor-stated) |
| Pricing | Plan-based subscription with unlimited users at no extra charge and no set-up fees. |
| Website | mediagraph.io |
Mediagraph overview
Mediagraph, built by The DAM Software Company, Inc., is a cloud DAM that pairs customisable tag trees with a broad set of AI enrichment: AI keywording, face tagging, OCR, transcription and AI alt-text generation. Customisable AI actions and MCP integration let AI agents read and act on the library, which puts Mediagraph early among smaller DAMs in agent connectivity. Named customers include TED, Wellcome Collection, Berklee and Conservation International, which reflects a base in education, culture and non-profit organisations.
Rights management is a second strength. Mediagraph supports embedded rights statements, contracts and releases, which matters for organisations that photograph students, visitors or beneficiaries. Branded upload portals with QR codes collect content from contributors, and public embeddable galleries handle sharing. Integrations cover Adobe Creative Cloud through LinkrUI, Adobe Lightroom Classic, Google Workspace, Dropbox, Box and Canva. The vendor states SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA compliance, and every plan includes unlimited users without set-up fees, which lowers the cost of broad internal adoption.
DAM Atlas could not confirm Mediagraph's headquarters, founding year or hosting regions for this October 2026 update, so European buyers should ask for data location and a DPA early. Within its segment, Mediagraph competes with ResourceSpace on AI and rights for cultural organisations, and with Canto and PhotoShelter for Brands on photo-heavy libraries. A short proof of concept with real images and release forms is the quickest way to test the AI and rights claims.
Strengths
- Broad AI enrichment, including face tagging, OCR, transcription and alt-text generation, reduces manual cataloguing.
- Rights statements, contracts and releases are tracked with each asset, which suits organisations photographing people.
- Unlimited users on all plans with no set-up fees supports wide adoption across departments.
- MCP integration and customisable AI actions let AI agents work directly with the library.
Considerations
- Hosting regions are not stated publicly, so EU buyers should confirm data location and GDPR terms before shortlisting.
- The Adobe Creative Cloud connection relies on the third-party LinkrUI connector.
- Company size, founding year and headquarters are not published, which makes vendor due diligence harder.
Best for
Universities, museums and non-profits that want strong AI tagging and rights tracking with unlimited users at a mid-market price.
Mediagraph capabilities
- AI auto-taggingDocumented
- Generative AIPartial
- Brand portalDocumented
- Brand guidelinesNot verified
- Video managementDocumented
- Creative workflowNot verified
- TemplatingNot verified
- Rights managementDocumented
- Image CDN and resizingNot verified
- PIM capabilitiesNot verified
- Adobe Creative Cloud pluginDocumented
- Figma pluginNot verified
- Microsoft 365 integrationNot verified
- Headless APIDocumented
Notable integrations
Adobe Creative Cloud (via LinkrUI)Adobe Lightroom ClassicGoogle WorkspaceDropboxBoxCanva
Mediagraph FAQ
Who makes Mediagraph?
Mediagraph is developed by The DAM Software Company, Inc., a privately held company.
Does Mediagraph offer EU data hosting?
Mediagraph does not state its hosting regions publicly. European buyers should request confirmation of data location and a data processing agreement.
Does Mediagraph charge per user?
No. Mediagraph plans include unlimited users at no extra charge and no set-up fees.
Who is Mediagraph best suited for?
It suits universities, museums and non-profits that need AI tagging, face recognition and rights tracking for large photo and video collections.
Mediagraph alternatives
Buyers who evaluate Mediagraph typically also shortlist these vendors.
New York DAM and real-time content distribution platform for brands, sports teams and universities.
Mid-marketEnterpriseEU hosting: Unknown
Canto
USMid-market cloud DAM with AI search, approvals, brand portals and a product-content edition from Image Relay.
Mid-marketSMBEU hosting: Yes
Air
USNew York creative workspace combining asset storage, AI search, reviews and AI editing with unlimited users.
SMBMid-marketEU hosting: Unknown
Sources
Facts verified against the sources above in 2026-10. Vendors can request corrections at editors@digitalassetmanagementsystems.com.