No caching surcharge. No 30-day clock.
Caching is free and permissive on every tier. You pay for the maps you serve, not for permission to keep the bytes you already fetched.
one meter
dev
Build and prototype. Not for production.
- Unlimited browser calls from localhost
- 10,000 server-side calls a month
- Every API, every style
- No credit card
- Community support
indie
One production app.
- 250,000 calls included
- US$1 per 1,000 after
- 1 production origin per key
- Spend cap on by default
- Email support
growth
Production, at volume.
- 2,000,000 calls included
- US$0.75 per 1,000 after
- 100 production origins per key
- Spend cap on by default
- Priority support
Estimate your bill
Every request is one call, tiles included. A map's first paint is about 40 tile requests; after that the browser cache serves most of them.
Start from an example, then adjust
Each time a page draws a map from an empty cache.
About 40 for a first paint. Panning and zooming add more.
Address lookups, autocomplete keystrokes and place searches.
Directions, travel-time areas and matrix requests.
Elevation, time zones, layers and anything else.
indie planRecommended
US$19.00/mo
105,000 calls a month. Indie: US$19.00. Growth: US$99.00.
Where the calls come from
- Map tiles
- 80,000
- Geocoding and search
- 20,000
- Routing
- 5,000
- Other
- 0
Paid plans stop at their included calls until you set a spend cap. The overage shown is what a cap would let through.
Optimize: billed per shipment
Route optimization counts shipments, not requests. One billable shipment is one call from your plan's included calls, the same pool as everything else. Past them, Indie and Growth bill overage at their usual per-call price, and the dev plan stops. A billable shipment is one that a successful solve puts on a route.
Free
- Validate-only requests
- Failed requests: any response that is not a 200
- Skipped and ignored shipments
- Re-solves of the same shipments within 24 hours
Unlike the other APIs, Optimize also bills requests from localhost. The free 24-hour re-solve keeps iterating on one request cheap.
Optimize pricing in the docs →Canadian industry add-ons
Flat monthly or annual, on top of any paid plan, billed on the same interval as your plan. A gated request still draws from your plan's call pool; the add-on is what makes it allowed. Add one from your dashboard and it starts at once, prorated. Drop one and it runs to the end of the period you have paid for.
Truck Intelligence
US$79/mo on Indieor US$790/yrUS$249/mo on Growthor US$2,490/yr
Canadian government truck-network and restriction data, vehicle-aware validation, and explicit coverage reporting. Layered onto truck routing, which every plan already has.
Energy
US$129/moor US$1,290/yr
Wells, pipelines, facilities, fields, petroleum and mineral tenure, CCS and geothermal. UWI search routes here.
Includes: Legal Land
Agriculture
US$69/moor US$690/yr
Crop inventory, soils, land capability, and the BC Agricultural Land Reserve.
Includes: Legal Land
Mining
US$49/moor US$490/yr
Mineral occurrences, prospectivity, and Saskatchewan resource potential.
Legal Land
US$39/moor US$390/yr
Dominion Land Survey down to the LSD, the NTS grid, and the full BC parcel fabric with PID lookup. Parses survey descriptions like NW-25-24-1-W5.
Remote
US$39/moor US$390/yr
All-season northern roads and airports.
Ski
US$39/moor US$390/yr
Canadian downhill and nordic ski areas, runs and lifts from OpenStreetMap, with elevation statistics, as a map layer and the /ski/areas API. Terrain facts only: no avalanche danger, route advice or safety rating.
Urban Noise
PreviewUS$39/moor US$390/yr
Modelled road, rail, aircraft and commercial noise for Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Toronto, Montréal and Québec City, as a map layer and the /noise/point API. Screening data, not measurements.
Truck routing itself is not an add-on. Every plan gets truck costing, the truck restrictions carried in the road network, and the vehicle profile parameters. The add-on is the authoritative government data, the validation against your vehicle, and the coverage reporting on top.
Truck Intelligence is priced by plan, US$79 a month on Indie and US$249 on Growth, because maintained restriction data is worth more the more you route. Its coverage is partial: four jurisdictions of thirteen carry authoritative static data and none of them carries every restriction class. /coverage lists the registered sources per jurisdiction, with each one marked as reaching the graph, ingested but not yet routing, or deliberately held; /docs/apis/truck is where the restriction classes are. It does not make a route legally or regulatorily compliant, and it does not replace checking a posted limit.
Buying Energy or Agriculture when you already hold Legal Land replaces that line rather than adding to it. You are never billed twice for the same capability.
Free for development. On the dev plan every add-on is unlocked from localhost, with no card and no subscription. A production origin is what needs a paid plan and the add-on.
Coverage is honest per layer: read the catalog at /docs/overlays/layers before you promise one to a customer.
What counts as a call
- A standard request that passes the key check is one call, including a 400.
- A request refused at the door (401, 403, 429) is not.
- POST /geocode/batch counts one call per non-blank query, and Optimize counts per shipment.
- Glyphs, sprites, feedback, status and metadata endpoints are free, and calls from localhost are counted but not billed, except Optimize, which bills them like production.
What every tier includes
- Permissive caching
- Store maps and geocode results and reuse them. No caching add-on, no forced re-fetch window.
- No surprise overage
- Paid plans stop at included volume until you choose a spend cap. Set it to 0 for a hard stop.
- No visitor tracking
- We meter keys, not people. No fingerprinting, no ad-tech resale, ever.
- One bill, all products
- All APIs on one invoice, with industry add-ons on the same bill. No per-product contracts to negotiate.
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