ArcGIS Hub vs Streetmix

ArcGIS Hub7.3Visit Streetmix6.9Visit

Higher score ArcGIS Hub #4 in Urban Planning and Design Software 7.3/10 Pricing on request ✓ 0 of 5 features Visit Esri

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Streetmix #7 in Urban Planning and Design Software 6.9/10 Free plan Free plan✓ 2 of 5 features Visit Streetmix

• ArcGIS Hub fits best

  Cities building public-facing planning engagement hubs

• Streetmix fits best

  Communities prototyping street layouts and gathering input

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Side by side

Feature	ArcGIS Hub 7.3/10 Visit ↗	Streetmix 6.9/10 Visit ↗
At a glance
Editor score	7.3	6.9
Ranking	#4 in Urban Planning and Design Software	#7 in Urban Planning and Design Software
Best for	Cities building public-facing planning engagement hubs	Communities prototyping street layouts and gathering input
Pricing model	Paid	Free plan + paid
Starting price	Not published	Not published
Free plan	—	✓ (best)
Free trial	—	—
Deployment	Cloud	Cloud, Self-hosted
Platforms	Web	Web
Support	Live chat, Phone, Docs	Email, Community, Docs
Integrations	5 integrations	2 integrations
Built for	Small business, Mid-market, Enterprise	Solo, Small business, Mid-market, Enterprise
Features ArcGIS Hub 0/5 · Streetmix 2/5
Scenario planning	Not published	✓ (best)
Zoning and land use	Not published	—
Spatial analysis	Not published	—
3D visualization	Not published	—
Public engagement tools	Not published	✓ (best)
Specs
Deployment	Not published	Cloud
Our review
Pros	Publishes low-code websites, open-data catalogs, and branded domains. Premium adds projects, events, discussions, and stakeholder feedback. Connects with ArcGIS apps including StoryMaps, Dashboards, and Survey123.	Drag-and-drop street segments support rapid concept iteration Shareable URLs and civic workflows support public input Open-source deployment with Streetmeter and 3DStreet exports
Cons	Focuses on engagement and open data, not planning analysis or design. Web platform rather than a dedicated mobile forms application. Pricing is contact-sales, making plan costs less transparent.	Focused on street concepts rather than broader planning analysis No AI features are included 3D visualization, zoning, and spatial analysis are outside its scope
Our verdict	Cities and other organizations can use ArcGIS Hub to publish public-facing sites, share open data, and involve stakeholders in projects. Esri positions it as a cloud-based community engagement platform, with low-code website creation, data… Read the review →	Streetmix is a browser-based tool for residents, educators, planners, and civic organizations designing neighborhood street cross-sections. Users arrange adjustable sidewalks, bike lanes, transit, parking, trees, and traffic lanes, then… Read the review →

Strengths and trade-offs

• ArcGIS Hub — where it wins

  • Publishes low-code websites, open-data catalogs, and branded domains.
  • Premium adds projects, events, discussions, and stakeholder feedback.
  • Connects with ArcGIS apps including StoryMaps, Dashboards, and Survey123.

  Where it doesn't

  • Focuses on engagement and open data, not planning analysis or design.
  • Web platform rather than a dedicated mobile forms application.
  • Pricing is contact-sales, making plan costs less transparent.

• Streetmix — where it wins

  • Drag-and-drop street segments support rapid concept iteration
  • Shareable URLs and civic workflows support public input
  • Open-source deployment with Streetmeter and 3DStreet exports

  Where it doesn't

  • Focused on street concepts rather than broader planning analysis
  • No AI features are included
  • 3D visualization, zoning, and spatial analysis are outside its scope

• ArcGIS Hub7.3/10 · Pricing on request

  A web-based hub for public data, planning projects, and community engagement.

  Visit EsriFull verdict →
• Streetmix6.9/10 · Free plan

  Accessible street-layout prototyping with civic collaboration, exports, and a focused scope.

  Visit StreetmixFull verdict →