For years, you’ve known us as Grist Mill Exchange. Today, we’re Grist Mill.
When we started Grist Mill Exchange, government teams needed a faster way to find and license commercial data. That’s the need “Exchange” was built to describe. But what teams need from commercial data has changed. It now powers operational platforms, informs decisions, supports analysis, and fuels AI systems.
The data a mission needs almost always exists. Access alone isn’t the hard part anymore. The hard part is getting that data into the right systems, in a form teams can trust, use, and keep, so nobody has to rebuild that capability from scratch every time a contract ends, a platform changes, or a new integrator comes in.
That’s the business we’ve built: commercial data infrastructure that powers modern government missions. We give government organizations the vendor relationships, licensing frameworks, workflows, APIs, and business processes required to use commercial data at scale.
Teams reach that infrastructure however works best for them, through The Mill, our marketplace of more than 375 vetted vendors; through Millton, our chat-based AI for analysts; or by integrating directly into their own applications and AI systems.
Different points of entry. One underlying infrastructure.
Now, one name for all of it: Grist Mill.