MapHub review
A flexible GIS workspace with interactive maps, exports, APIs, and shared access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MapHub is a cloud-based geospatial data platform for individuals and teams that need to upload, organize, preview, style, analyze, share, and embed raster and vector maps. It supports browser-based visualization alongside QGIS access, tiled map services, API management, a Python wrapper, and a command-line interface. Its interactive output and shared workspaces make it suitable for GIS users managing datasets across analysis, collaboration, and web publishing workflows.
Pricing follows a freemium model. Explorer costs $0 per month and includes 3 GB of cloud storage, QGIS plugin integration, and limited access to tools. Plus costs $15 per month with 15 GB of storage, unlimited access to tools, unlimited team seats, and member access management. Professional costs $45 per month and adds 50 GB of storage, role-based access control, centralized billing, and priority customer support. Business offers custom cloud storage, custom pricing, flexible payment options, and dedicated customer support. A 7-day free trial is also available without a credit card.
MapHub’s main strength is its fit within an existing GIS and web-mapping stack. Users can work with QGIS, kepler.gl, Leaflet, Mapbox GL, OpenLayers, ArcGIS, Python, CLI tools, and MCP. Supported workflows include raster and vector uploads and downloads, iframe embeds, tiling URLs, cloud-optimized PMTiles and COG processing, and exports such as TIF, FGB, GeoJSON, SHP, GPKG, XLSX, XYZ Tiles, and Vector Tiles. Choose MapHub when shared GIS workflows, flexible exports, and programmatic access matter. Choose another tool if you need unrestricted tooling on the free plan or fixed pricing for custom business requirements.
MapHub pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Interactive filtering, styling, and analysis with kepler.gl
- QGIS, Python, CLI, API, and major web mapping integrations
- Shared workspaces with access management and embeddable maps
- Where it doesn't
- Explorer limits access to tools
- Business uses custom pricing and payment terms
- Priority support starts on the Professional plan
MapHub fact sheet, pricing and score →
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