Mango review
A collaborative web GIS for branded publishing, spatial analysis, and controlled access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Mango is a cloud-based GIS platform for creating, analyzing, managing, and sharing interactive web maps. It is designed for GIS professionals, small teams, organizations, agencies, local governments, and other groups that need browser-based mapping without managing servers or complex licensing. The web application supports common vector GIS formats, including Shapefile, KML, CSV, FileGeodatabase, and GeoJSON, along with imagery and GeoTIFF-related raster support. Users can create maps, edit data collaboratively, apply role-based permissions, search and filter attributes, and publish maps with access restrictions.
Pricing is structured around three paid plans, all shown with annual billing in USD. Business costs $79 per month and includes 20 maps, 4 GB of storage, unlimited public viewers, GIS tools, symbology styling, custom branding, and standard email support. Enterprise costs $159 per month and provides 40 maps, 8 GB or more of storage, 100 free private viewers, group access control, audit logs, Dropbox data synchronization, priority support, and an account manager. Agency costs $319 per month and includes 100 maps, 16 GB or more of storage, unlimited free private viewers, phone support, a success manager, custom onboarding, education, and professional services access. A 30-day free trial is available.
Mango’s strongest fit is branded, collaborative web map publishing where presentation, controlled access, and browser-based sharing matter as much as analysis. Its styling options cover thematic, category, heatmap, and custom symbology, while spatial tools include proximity, buffer, and intersection analysis. Dropbox synchronization connects automated data updates with an existing workflow, and WMS plus desktop GIS and spreadsheet applications broaden platform fit. The trade-off is cost: there is no free plan, and the entry tier has defined map and storage limits. Choose Mango for managed web mapping with branding and permissions; consider another option if low-cost access or larger-scale data capacity is the priority.
Mango pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports Shapefile, KML, CSV, FileGeodatabase, and GeoJSON
- Includes proximity, buffer, and intersection analysis
- Adds branding, custom domains, and role-based permissions
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Business is limited to 20 maps and 4 GB storage
- Annual pricing starts at $79 per month
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