Asset Manager

Updated:

Schneider Geospatial

Schneider Geospatial offers GIS solutions for local governments, integrating with systems for parcel management, permitting, and asset management.

Schneider Geospatial

Schneider Geospatial offers GIS solutions for local governments, integrating with systems for parcel management, permitting, and asset management. The company serves municipal, county, state, and federal entities. Founded in 1962, it is based in Indianapolis, Indiana.

General information

Firm type

GovTech SaaS / GIS Solutions

Year founded

1962

AUM

Undisclosed

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

Indianapolis

Corporate office

Indianapolis, IN, United States

Principals

Jeff Corns

Chief Executive Officer

Jeff Corns

Co-Founder

Larry Schneider

Co-Founder

Sector focus

Government TechnologyPropTechEnterprise Software

Frequently asked questions

Who leads Schneider Geospatial?

Jeff Corns is the Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Schneider Geospatial. He has led the company since its inception and oversees day-to-day operations and strategic direction from Indianapolis. Co-founder Larry Schneider remains associated with the firm's history and development of its early mapping products.

What does Schneider Geospatial actually sell to local governments?

The firm sells software-as-a-service platforms that make property-tax parcel data publicly searchable and visually accessible online. Its two main products, 'Beacon' and 'qPublic.net,' let citizens and staff view property boundaries, ownership records, tax history, building sketches, and zoning overlays through an interactive map interface. It also sells add-on modules for permitting and code enforcement.

How does the company make money?

Schneider Geospatial operates on a recurring-revenue model built around multi-year government hosting and maintenance contracts. A county or municipality pays an annual fee for the hosted platform, data updates, and support, creating predictable revenue that is generally non-cyclical and protected by high switching costs.

How does Schneider Geospatial fit alongside Esri?

Schneider does not compete head-to-head with Esri, the dominant enterprise GIS platform. It builds its specialized property-assessment and public-access portals on top of Esri's underlying mapping infrastructure, focusing on the vertical needs of tax assessors, recorders, and local government clerks rather than broad GIS analysis.

How does the firm source its clients?

Client acquisition occurs through local government procurement processes, typically formal RFP responses. The firm's dense install base in the Midwest and Southeast generates referrals as county assessors and IT directors move between jurisdictions. Long-tenured relationships with professional organizations for assessors and GIS coordinators also serve as a pipeline.

Who has invested in Schneider Geospatial?

Renovo Capital, a Dallas-based private equity firm focused on specialized technology and services companies, made a growth equity investment in Schneider Geospatial in 2022. This was the firm's first known outside capital raise, intended to accelerate product expansion into municipal permitting and compliance (per Renovo Capital, 2022).

Is Schneider Geospatial a family office or an operating company?

Schneider Geospatial is an operating company and SaaS provider, not a family office or investment vehicle. The 'Schneider' name refers to co-founder Larry Schneider. There is no evidence it manages family capital or functions as an allocator.

Profile maintained by using OSINT (open-source intelligence), regulatory filings, licensed data partners, and verified direct submissions. Read the methodology. Last updated: . Continuous refresh with full update cycles at least every 30 days.

Need institutional-grade insight on asset managers?

Altss delivers:

Principals with verified direct contactsAllocation history by asset classOSINT-derived deal signals
Book a demo

Prefer a guided tour?

We’ll walk you through:

Interactive funding timelinesCustom mandate & allocation filters
Book a demo