Product

Mapping

Available

The base map under everything else. Vector tiles from OpenStreetMap, served MapLibre-compatible, with no per-load meter running and no egress bill at the end of the month.

Available now · usage reporting coming soon

$0

Egress fees

z18

Max zoom

None

Vendor lock-in

Try the base map

Search anywhere in the United States, or drop in a coordinate. This is the same tile endpoint your integration would call — toggle to aerial to see the imagery layer over the same viewport.

41.882500, -87.623300 — the coordinate we matched.

Drop-in for what you already use

MapLibre GL is a fork of Mapbox GL JS, so a style URL is the whole integration. Leaflet and OpenLayers work too.

new maplibregl.Map({
  container: "map",
  style: "https://tiles.oklocate.com/style.json",
  center: [-89.65, 39.78],
  zoom: 12,
});

The aerial imagery is a layer on the same map, from zoom 15 up — not a second SDK, a second key or a second bill.

Open data, so the terms cannot change on you

Not a hedge. The map data is OpenStreetMap under ODbL, which means you are never renegotiating your right to display your own product.

The commercial map vendors meter map loads, and the meter is why a busy dashboard becomes an unpredictable line item. Here the base map is bundled with an imagery subscription — from Starter at $49/month rather than priced per load, because the cost of serving a tile you have already cached does not justify counting it.

Getting it

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