LocationIQ

Hundreds of satisfied customers worldwide, tens of millions of requests per day. Here today, here tomorrow. Funded by customers, not VCs - since 2013. Redundant EU data centers, fully GDPR compliant. Independently monitored uptime All API requests via 256-bit SSL encryption (HTTPS). Responsive customer support. Ask us anything. Proud corporate member of the OpenStreetMap Foundation. Great product. Many open gecoders behind a single API. Most permissive licensing in the industry. Cache results as long as you like. No vendor lock-in, display results on ANY map. Worldwide coverage. Continual updates - OpenStreetMap has over four million edits/day. Avoid the stress and on-going costs of maintaining your own system Easy setup: Tutorials and SDKs for over 30 different programming languages. We add useful info like timezones, calling codes, FIPS codes, speed limits, currency, what3words, sunrise/sunset, etc to save you engineering time.

BatchGeo is a web-based tool that allows users to quickly and easily create maps from location data. With BatchGeo, users can take a list of addresses or coordinates and turn them into a customized map that can be shared with others. The service is often used for business purposes, such as creating a map of customer locations or sales territories, but it can also be used for personal purposes, such as mapping out a road trip or vacation itinerary. To use BatchGeo, users simply upload a spreadsheet of location data or copy and paste it into the tool. BatchGeo then geocodes the data, meaning it translates the addresses into latitude and longitude coordinates that can be plotted on a map. Users can customize the map by adding labels, markers, and other features, and can then share the map via a link or embed code. BatchGeo also offers features such as the ability to search for locations and calculate distances between points on the map.