Starter
For curious explorers and weekend cartographers.
- 100 credits
- ~100 standard queries or ~20 agent queries
- All datasets and features included
- Credits never expire
Pricing
One-time credit packs — no subscription, no recurring charges. Every pack includes the full atlas, all datasets, share links, and CSV export. Larger packs simply cost less per credit.
For curious explorers and weekend cartographers.
For analysts who live in the data. 14% off per credit.
For heavy users. 33% off per credit — best value.
1 credit per standard map query.
5 credits per agent query (multi-turn AI analysis).
1 credit per change to a map you already made.
3 credits to have Claude analyze an uploaded file.
10 free credits when you create an account; 3 free maps a day without one.
If a query fails on our side, the credit is automatically refunded to your balance.
Credits never expire and are non-transferable.
Refunds on request within 30 days of a purchase, reviewed case by case — see the refund policy.
Prices in U.S. dollars. Applicable sales tax (GST/HST/PST/QST, VAT, or U.S. state sales tax) is added at checkout where required. If your card is issued in another currency, your bank performs the foreign-exchange conversion at its own rates.
ShowMeOnMap sells one-time prepaid credit packs: Starter is $5 USD for 100 credits, Explorer is $15 for 350 credits, and Pro is $50 for 1,500 credits. A standard map query costs 1 credit and an agent query costs 5. There is no subscription, credits never expire, and failed queries are automatically refunded.
You can try ShowMeOnMap without an account: logged-out visitors can render up to 3 maps per day free, no card required. Creating an account adds 10 free credits, once. Beyond that, maps are paid for with one-time credit packs — there is no recurring free allowance, no subscription, and no ads.
No. ShowMeOnMap is a commercial hosted web application and its codebase is not open source. The official MCP client, @showmeonmap/mcp on npm, is open source under the Apache-2.0 license — but the mapping service itself is proprietary.
Live public data sources — World Bank, US Census, USGS, NASA FIRMS, OpenStreetMap, and dozens more — fetched at query time. Values are never pre-loaded or fabricated, every map carries its own source citation, and the full registry with licence status is published on the Data Sources page. You can also map your own data — upload a file (CSV, Excel (.xlsx), GeoJSON, TopoJSON, KML, KMZ, GPX, zipped Shapefile (.zip)) or paste a list of addresses on the Map a list page. Rendering an upload is free and needs no account; an AI analysis of the file costs 3 credits.
Full source registry with licence status: Data Sources.