Comparison
OKLocate vs Geocodio
US and Canada geocoding and reverse geocoding, with census and congressional-district appends.
Where OKLocate is the better choice
Everything after the coordinate. Geocodio stops at lat/lon and appends; we carry on into the base map, 30 cm imagery, the LiDAR point cloud and 88 measured columns per house, for a flat monthly rate rather than per lookup.
Where Geocodio is the better choice
Simplicity and bulk. Geocodio's spreadsheet upload and flat per-lookup pricing are genuinely easy, and they cover Canada where we do not.
| OKLocate | Geocodio | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat monthly | Per lookup |
| Store the results | Yes, no time limit | Permitted |
| Licensing shape | One licence, every product, no storage tier | Storage permitted under their standard terms |
| Coverage | United States | US and Canada |
| Census / district appends | Boundary layers | Yes |
| Base map and tiles | Included | Not offered |
| Aerial imagery | Included | Not offered |
| Property measurements | 88 columns | Not offered |
What it would cost you
Put your own volume in. Every field is editable, and the answer says so when Geocodio works out cheaper.
Pre-filled for Geocodio. 2,500 free lookups a day. Geocoding and appends only; no map, imagery or property measurements. Figures from the geocod.io comparison of geocoding services, July 2026. Edit anything to match your own contract.
Same cost at this volume
$0.00/mo difference
The price is a tie here, so the question is what you get for it: the maps, imagery and property measurements on the same key, and no restriction on storing the answers.
In short
Choose Geocodio for straightforward bulk geocoding. Choose OKLocate when you also need the map, the imagery and what the LiDAR says.
Figures for OKLocate are the ones this site publishes everywhere else. Claims about Geocodio describe their published model, not a price. Check their own pricing page for current rates.