Pricing
Self-host Mapwright with a free gated build, or a one-time license that unlocks the whole stack on your own infrastructure. Prefer it operated for you? The managed cloud is a monthly subscription with a generous free tier.
SELF-HOST
$0
The open build, gated. Great for evaluation and light projects.
$2,000
one install · 1 year of updates
Unlocks the full stack on one self-hosted instance — including near-daily fresh OSM map data, on your own servers.
FREE BUILD vs LICENSE
MANAGED CLOUD
$0
Start building on the managed cloud — no card required.
$25/mo
or $250/yr — 2 months free
For production apps that outgrow the free tier.
Custom
annual · from $1,000/mo
Custom volume, SLAs and security review.
FAQ
Yes — the free build runs the whole serving stack on your infrastructure with US tiles, the streets style, static maps, driving directions and address geocoding. You can still bring your own planet or regional tiles. The $2,000 one-time license unlocks the in-app planet download, all styles, every routing profile (matrix, isochrone, matching, optimization) and POI geocoding for a single install.
One self-hosted instance. It unlocks every gated feature on that install and includes one year of updates — you keep the version you bought forever, and renew yearly to stay on the latest. Need multiple installs or a site license? Talk to us.
Yes — that’s the point. The license unlocks the in-app planet download, so you can refresh your OSM basemap almost daily on your own servers, with no per-tile vendor fees. Current maps without renting them.
Self-host = you run it (free build or one-time license), your infrastructure, your data. Managed cloud = we operate it for you on a monthly subscription, metered by request volume. Same API either way — move between them by changing the base URL.
Requests over your monthly cap return HTTP 429 until the next month or you upgrade. Per-account usage is visible in the console, so you see it coming.
Self-host: nothing leaves your infrastructure. Cloud: you hold the keys and control access; geocoding/routing run on our servers, not a third party you can’t see.