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NextGIS Web review

A cost-conscious Web GIS with strong permissions, publishing, and QGIS connectivity.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

NextGIS Web is an open-source Web GIS for storing, managing, editing, and publishing raster and vector geospatial data. It fits organizations that need browser-based maps, centralized spatial resources, permissions, and QGIS-connected workflows without limiting deployment to the cloud. Web, Linux, API, and self-hosted options support a mix of hosted and on-premise use cases, while mobile and desktop software access extends the platform beyond browser-based map viewing.

Pricing spans free cloud access, paid cloud subscriptions, and annual on-premise licenses. The Free plan supports up to 15 layers, 1 user, 5 GiB of storage, public resources, NextGIS Toolbox access, and mobile and desktop software access. Mini costs €20 per month or €180 per year and adds unlimited layers, 10 GiB of storage, and third-party app and website usage. Premium costs €100 per month or €900 per year, with 5+ users, 50+ GiB of storage, access management, backups, and a custom domain. NextGIS Web Standard costs €3,500 per year for 1 server and 50 user accounts, while Extended costs €7,500 per year and adds NextGIS Collector Hub, Tracker Hub, Web 3D, File Bucket, and a User Activity Log.

Its strongest fit is for teams that value data control and interoperability. QGIS integration, PostgreSQL/PostGIS support, WMS, WFS, OGC API Features, TMS, vector tiles, REST APIs, and JavaScript integration provide practical ways to publish and connect geospatial resources. Layer, map, and resource permissions plus vector feature version history and rollback support collaborative governance. However, the platform is less suitable for buyers prioritizing advanced spatial analysis. Choose NextGIS Web for low-cost web mapping, permissions, and hybrid deployment; consider an alternative when deep analysis is the primary requirement.

NextGIS Web pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free tier includes 15 layers, 5 GiB storage, and mobile access
    • Permissions, version history, OGC services, and REST APIs
    • Supports cloud, on-premise, QGIS, and PostgreSQL/PostGIS workflows
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan is limited to 1 user and public resources
    • Spatial analysis capabilities are basic
    • Premium starts at €100 per month on monthly billing

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