Mappt
Mappt turns uploaded files, public dataset URLs, or described data needs into interactive maps with styled layers and spatial analysis. GIS and data teams can share the results or export layers for downstream tools.
Who it's for
- GIS and spatial analysis teams that need to filter geographic data and inspect per-feature statistics.
- Data analysts working with GeoJSON, CSV, Excel, public dataset URLs, or supported database sources who want to build interactive maps.
- Teams that need map-based dashboards or shareable interactive views for others to explore.
Not the right fit if…
- Teams that need real-time collaboration and comments on a Free, Starter, or Pro plan: the pricing page lists those features only on Custom.
How it fits your workflow
Upload a GeoJSON, CSV, or Excel file, paste a URL to a public dataset, or describe what data is needed. The product says AI can find data from a description.
Mappt detects geographic fields, selects a map type, applies styling, and creates interactive layers. Users can add map layers, filter data, inspect per-feature statistics, and pin charts.
Export the map view as PNG or a layer as CSV, KML, or Shapefile, or publish a shareable interactive view. Paid plans also list MCP server access, and Pro and Custom list PostGIS and ClickHouse data sources.
Pricing
Free: The free plan costs €0 per month and includes 15 AI credits monthly, 5 projects, 10 layers, 5 shared views, uploads up to 100 MB, share links lasting up to 30 days, and PNG exports with a Mappt badge.
Free
€0/month
- · 15 AI credits per month
- · 5 projects
- · 10 layers
- · 5 shared views
Starter
€19/month
- · 100 AI credits per month
- · 25 projects
- · 50 layers
- · 25 shared views
Pro
€39/month
- · 200 AI credits per month
- · 100 projects
- · 150 layers
- · Unlimited shared views
Custom
Custom pricing
- · Unlimited AI credits, projects, layers, shared views, and file size
- · Permanent, unbranded share links and PNGs
- · Layer export to CSV, KML, and Shapefile
- · API data sources
Prices checked on Oct 26, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- AI-powered map creation
- Upload a file, paste a public dataset URL, or describe what data you need. AI detects geographic fields, chooses a map type, applies styling, and creates interactive layers.
- Multi-layer maps
- Stack data layers and use points, choropleths, heatmaps, and 3D bars.
- Multiple data sources
- Use GeoJSON, CSV, or Excel files, or paste a URL to a public dataset. Paid plans also list API data sources; Pro and Custom list database sources.
- Spatial analysis
- Filter by region, brush data ranges, and explore statistics for individual features.
- Map widgets
- Pin histograms, pie charts, and bar charts to a map; widgets are live-bound to the layer underneath.
- Shared views
- Publish interactive maps for others to explore without requiring them to have an account.
Works with
- Claude and MCP clients
- PostGIS and ClickHouse
- GeoJSON, CSV, and Excel
- Public dataset URLs
- API data sources
Limitations to know
- The Free plan limits users to 15 AI credits per month, 5 projects, 10 layers, and 5 shared views.
- Free plan uploads are limited to 100 MB per file, and share links last up to 30 days.
- Free plan PNG exports include a Mappt badge; permanent unbranded links and PNGs are listed on paid plans.
- The page lists real-time collaboration and comments only on the Custom plan.
Alternatives to consider
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Textomap
Choose it if you want to turn text, images, webpages, audio, or AI prompts into maps with detected locations, rather than focusing on Mappt's described layer-based spatial analysis and data exports.
Getting started
- Select Get Started for the Free plan; the page says no credit card is required.
- Upload a GeoJSON, CSV, or Excel file, paste a public dataset URL, or describe the data you need.
- Let AI analyze the data and create interactive map layers.
- Customize the map, add chart widgets, then export it or publish a shareable link.