Scribble Maps review
A broad mapping toolkit with useful integrations, exports, and flexible deployment options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Scribble Maps is a browser-based interactive mapping tool for hobbyists, researchers, professionals, businesses, governments, and enterprise teams. It supports spreadsheet and geodata imports, drawing markers, lines, polygons, circles, and routes, and organizing mapped information into multiple layers. Users can filter and analyze data, create heatmaps, share maps through links or passwords, embed them with HTML iframes, and export data in several formats. Web, API, and self-hosted options make it suitable for both standalone mapping and application-oriented projects.
The plan structure covers lightweight mapping through business deployment. The Free plan includes five maps, drawing tools, 450x450px image exports, and map sharing. Pro Basic costs $19 per month with monthly billing or $14 per month with annual billing, adding unlimited maps, heatmaps and layers, overlay management, 500 geocodes per month, 500 credits per month, and 2500x2500px images. Pro Business costs $100 monthly or $90 monthly with annual billing, adding data connectors, BI and charting, route optimization, white labeling, 5000 geocodes per month, and 11000x11000px image exports. A 21-day Premium pass costs $24.99 one time and includes Pro Basic features, 400 credits, and poster-size images.
Integration and deployment breadth are central strengths. Scribble Maps connects with Google Sheets, Salesforce, HubSpot, Snowflake, BigQuery, Postgres, Amazon S3, and internal APIs. It also supports live external data connections, API access, private access controls, and embeds for websites. Free Enterprise adds SAML, OIDC, SCIM, activity and audit logs, S3 integration, and user management. Choose Scribble Maps if you need flexible mapping, varied exports, integrations, or white-label delivery. It is less suited to users who only need a very simple map and do not need layers, analysis, data connections, or deployment flexibility.
Scribble Maps pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Imports spreadsheets and geodata, with layers, filters, and heatmaps
- Exports GeoJSON, KML, CSV, GPX, SHP, and DXF data
- Supports APIs, self-hosting, embeds, and white-label experiences
- Where it doesn't
- Free maps are limited to five with 450x450px image exports
- Pro Basic includes 500 geocodes and 500 credits per month
- Advanced connectors and white labeling require Pro Business
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