BatchGeo
GIS software
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What is BatchGeo
BatchGeo is a web-based mapping tool that geocodes spreadsheet-style address lists and plots them on an interactive map. It is commonly used by business users for quick territory visualization, location analysis, and sharing maps via a link or embed. The product emphasizes simple import workflows (CSV/Excel/Google Sheets-style data) and basic map styling and grouping rather than full GIS data modeling.
Shareable web maps
BatchGeo supports sharing maps through web links and embeddable views, which helps distribute results to non-technical stakeholders. This is useful for lightweight collaboration and publishing. It can serve as a quick alternative to heavier GIS web app deployment for simple map sharing.
Built-in geocoding for lists
The product includes address geocoding as part of the mapping workflow, reducing the need for separate geocoding tools. It supports common business address formats found in spreadsheets. For many small-to-mid datasets, this is sufficient for basic location plotting and clustering.
Fast spreadsheet-to-map workflow
BatchGeo focuses on importing tabular data and turning it into a map with minimal setup. This suits teams that need quick visualization of customer lists, leads, store locations, or service calls. The workflow is simpler than many full GIS platforms that require more configuration and data preparation.
Limited advanced GIS capabilities
BatchGeo is oriented toward basic point mapping from address lists rather than comprehensive GIS analysis. It typically lacks deeper spatial analytics, complex layer management, and advanced cartography found in enterprise GIS suites. Organizations needing network analysis, raster workflows, or sophisticated geoprocessing may outgrow it.
Data governance and admin controls
Compared with enterprise mapping platforms, BatchGeo generally provides fewer controls for centralized administration, role-based access, and auditability. This can be a constraint for regulated environments or large teams. Buyers should validate permissions, retention, and compliance features against internal requirements.
Scaling and integration constraints
BatchGeo is best suited to ad hoc mapping and moderate-sized lists rather than high-volume, API-driven mapping at scale. It offers fewer developer-focused capabilities than platforms designed for programmatic mapping, custom apps, and deep system integrations. Teams needing automated pipelines or embedded mapping in core products may require additional tooling.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 USD per month | 250 geocodes/month; 50 monthly map views; 90-day map storage; basic data selection. |
| Lite | $15.00 USD per month (or $171 per year) | 15,000 markers per map; 3 users included; 10-point route optimization; password protected maps; heat map layer; 5k views + 50k markers per month. |
| Pro | $99.00 USD per month (or $999 per year) | 100,000 markers per map; 10 users included; 25-point route optimization; Street View integration; PDF/PNG/KML export; password protection; 25k views + 250k markers per month; 30-day refund guarantee. |
| Prepaid Annual (25-user bundle) | $2,499 USD per year (prepaid invoice) | Includes 25 users and 2.5× standard usage limits; annual invoiced plan (credit card, check, or wire); advertised as saving ~15% over standard monthly rates. |
