05 · Modular Index

The CoStar of modular. Computed live, not surveyed.

Industrialized construction has never had a real industry index. Surveys come quarterly, lag the market, and are voluntarily reported. The Keystone Modular Index is computed continuously from the underlying registry — every module that gets registered moves the index.

What the Index reports

  • Average price per unit across the registry
  • Average KeyScore — industry health proxy
  • Investment-grade % — share of modules at KeyScore ≥72
  • Net-zero % — share of modules net-zero certified
  • Resilience mix — distribution across seismic + wildfire classes

All five recompute live as modules flow into the registry. No quarterly lag. No reporting bias. No optional disclosure.

Licensing tiers

Tier Annual What's included
Standard Annual licensing Monthly Index snapshot + quarterly trend report
Pro Annual licensing Standard + sector breakdowns + API access
Enterprise Annual licensing Pro + per-region breakdowns + custom benchmarks + raw underlying data

Why this matters

CoStar built a multi-billion-dollar business by becoming the single source of truth for commercial real-estate transactions. Verisk built one by becoming the single source of truth for insurance loss data. The industrialized-construction industry has no equivalent — yet. Keystone's registry is the data layer that makes the equivalent possible.

Who pays for it

Data platforms (CoStar, Verisk, ICE Mortgage Technology), investment banks researching modular securitization, hedge funds long-modular, REITs underwriting modular property, institutional LPs evaluating modular fund commitments, and government agencies tracking housing-production index data.

The index is the registry's exhaust. Once you build the registry, the industry-grade benchmark falls out for free.
Next step

License the Modular Index.

Standard / Pro / Enterprise. Decision in one call. Pilot period included.