Every tool your anaylsis needs.
Built in. Runs on your desktop.
Maptitude Desktop includes more than 150 mapping tools, analysis types, GIS capabilities, and free add-ins, plus a library of free data layers, all built in, free to install, or free to download, all included for one fixed price. The toolset includes unlimited batch geocoding, territory building that tracks how balanced each territory is in real time, catchment area maps that show which areas belong to which location, and market-share modeling. These run on your own computer, so your location data stays private, with no usage caps and no per-use fees, and none requires a technical background to get started.
RUN IT ALL LOCALLY
Maptitude Desktop runs geocoding, routing, drive-time analysis, demographic reporting, and distance matrices as local operations. Where other platforms meter these as cloud credits or per-transaction charges, Maptitude runs them on your own computer, with no credits to buy, no per-record fees, and no cloud upload. Volume is bound by your hardware, not a credit balance.
Map large customer, donor, patient, store, service, or prospect files with unlimited local batch geocoding, with no metered credits and no per-record charges.
Build drive-time rings and service areas locally for high-volume market, franchise, healthcare, delivery, and coverage analysis, with no metered service-area credits.
No cloud credits required. Optimize multi-stop routes, run overlays, and analyze as much as you need; the price is fixed and volume is limited only by your hardware.
MAPPING TOOLS
These are the tools that make the desktop different: unlimited batch geocoding, balanced hierarchical territories, vehicle routing with depots and time windows, market-share modeling, facility location, drive-time markets, overlays, surface and terrain analysis, 3D, and spatial statistics. All in one program, with no per-geocode, per-route, or per-ring fee.
Build territories from a table, a point layer, or an area layer, or by clicking the map, as many as you need at no extra cost. The wizard guides every step, no GIS background needed.
Organize territories into levels such as rep, district, and region. See the full hierarchy in a tooltip while you edit.
Track one or more fields, such as population, households, or revenue, as you build. See in real time how far each territory is from its target.
Batch geocode entire spreadsheets and address lists on your own computer. There is no per-record fee, no monthly cap, and no cloud upload. Match by address, postal code, city, coordinate, value, or by pointing.
Run several locating passes and pick the best match for each record. Useful when one spreadsheet mixes addresses, postal codes, cities, and coordinates.
Tune match quality and review uncertain matches by hand. Check nearby postal codes, offset points from the street, and save a report of every result.
Draw a circle around any location and estimate the population inside it. Add demographics to size a market in a few clicks.
Build drive-time or distance rings around every location at once, at any duration, 6-hour, 8-hour, or all-day, with no upper limit on time or distance. Set the interval once and get the people, customers, or demand inside each concentric or cumulative ring.
Assign each area to its nearest site by driving time or distance. See the true catchment area of every store, clinic, or depot.
Find the most efficient route for a trip with many stops. Reorder stops automatically and export turn-by-turn directions to PDF.
Plan routes for a fleet from one or more depots. Set vehicle capacities, time windows, and service times, prevent U-turns, and print itinerary reports.
Build a table of the distance or travel time between two sets of locations. Find the closest facility to each customer in one step.
Pick the best sites from a list of candidates. The model weighs demand and travel cost to find locations that serve the most people.
Estimate how customers split between your sites and the competition. The Huff Gravity Model turns size and distance into a market-share map.
Draw catchment polygons where every point is closer to its own site than to any other. See which areas naturally belong to each location.
Find the center of gravity for a set of locations. Weight it by sales, population, or any field to place one site as close to demand as possible.
Create joined or separate buffers around points, lines, or areas. Calculate the population inside each band to measure proximity and reach.
Group points or areas into compact clusters. Add limits such as a maximum size or a balanced total of sales or population per cluster.
Combine two layers to move data between them. Aggregate point data into areas, or split area data by how much each area overlaps.
Stamp each point with the area that contains it, such as the ZIP Code, county, or territory. Then summarize or filter by that tag.
Turn scattered points into a smooth heat surface. Weight it by revenue or any value to show where demand, not just count, is concentrated.
Measure how evenly land-use types are spread across an area. Score access and balance for planning and equity studies.
Compute sum, min, max, mean, and standard deviation for any field. Create box plots, histograms, and radar charts to see the shape of your data.
Test whether nearby places have similar values. Confirm real clusters and patterns instead of guessing from a colored map.
Build elevation and value surfaces from points. Make contour maps and profiles, and export Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) or TINs.
See what is visible from any point on the terrain. Map sightlines for towers, cameras, signage, and safety planning.
Find the lowest-cost path across a surface grid. Route around slope and elevation, not just along roads.
View any map in 3D and build detailed models. Record fly-through videos to present terrain and data with impact.
Draw lines between origins and destinations to show flows. Spider diagrams reveal movement, demand, and assignment at a glance.
Draw on the map to get exact measurements: Measure Distance reports a line's length, Measure Size reports an area and its perimeter, and Measure Angle reports the angle at a vertex.
Select features by location, proximity, value, adjacency, or an SQL condition, then save the set. Run analysis on just the records you care about.
Pick features that touch, fall inside, or sit next to other features. Build precise study areas by spatial relationship.
Select features by drawing a freehand lasso or a shape on the map. Combine with attribute filters to build exactly the set or territory you want.
Fill unassigned holes, find non-touching areas, and reassign whole groups of areas with a right-click. Bulk edits are fast and clean.
MAPPING FEATURES
Control every part of the map and every step of the workflow. Choose how data splits into color classes, add chart and 3D themes, edit and clean GIS layers with Active Topology, connect to databases, read and write 100+ GIS and CAD formats, and publish to Excel, PDF, large-format prints, or Maptitude Online.
Control every visual element on every layer. Set marker color, icon, size, line style, and area fill to match your message and brand.
Turn layers, labels, and themes on or off from one panel. Reorder and group layers to keep complex maps readable.
Examine your data at national, state, city, or neighborhood scale, and set the scales where each layer, label, or theme appears.
Label features with any field, font, or style. Control placement, halos, and conflict rules for clean, readable maps.
Add a dynamic legend that updates with your themes. Style it to match the map and export it for reports.
Add titles, callouts, north arrows, logos, and freehand shapes. Annotate maps for handouts and presentations.
Add aerial, satellite, and WMS imagery for context and editing. Trace and digitize features over real-world backgrounds.
Pin scanned maps and photos to real coordinates. Organize many images into a library you can map at once.
Hide everything outside your study area. A mask keeps the focus on the region that matters.
Shade areas, lines, or points by any field. Choose graduated, category, or pattern themes with automatic legends.
Show counts as scattered dots so density reads at a glance. Set how many records each dot represents.
Place a pie or bar chart at each location to compare categories.
Scale marker size by any value, such as revenue or headcount, to make proportional-symbol and bubble maps. Compare magnitude across all locations at once.
Raise areas into 3D prisms by value for a striking view of differences. Great for income, sales, and population maps.
Split data into classes by quantile, equal interval, natural breaks, standard deviation, nested means, and more.
Save a theme and reuse it on the next map or dataset. Keep a consistent style across every report.
Build box plots, histograms, scatter, and radar charts from your data. New log-scale histograms handle skewed values like income.
Work with the full data table beside the map. Sort, filter, and edit records and watch the map update with them.
Click a feature to read its full record. Switch layers at the same spot, or hover for a quick tip.
Summarize a field by counts and totals. Join, aggregate, and tidy tables without leaving Maptitude.
Add calculated fields with built-in functions. Compute rates, ratios, and scores right in the data table.
Map layers straight from spatial databases, Microsoft SQL Server Spatial, PostgreSQL with PostGIS, and Oracle Spatial, plus any ODBC source. Refresh the map as the source data changes.
Every license includes a Country Package with street maps, postal boundaries, business and reference layers, and demographics. The USA package, for example, adds thousands of Census and ACS variables down to the Block Group level, plus population projections, healthcare, GDP, and ZIP business data. International packages cover most of the world.
Read and write Shapefile, GeoJSON, KML/KMZ, GeoPackage, File Geodatabase, MapInfo TAB, AutoCAD DWG/DXF, Excel, CSV, dBase, PostGIS, and Oracle Spatial, all locally, with no converters needed.
Maptitude picks a sensible map projection for you and updates it as you change the map's scale or center, with no coordinate-system setup. You can always see the current projection, turn it off, or choose your own.
Work in hundreds of coordinate systems and projections. Mix layers from different systems on one map.
Convert between coordinate systems, datums, and ellipsoids with control over the math. Handle precise survey and engineering data.
Stretch and align a layer to known control points. Fit older or rough data to an accurate base map.
Build topological or non-topological point, line, and area layers. Conflate, clip, dissolve, merge, intersect, union, simplify, and convert between points, lines, and areas.
Active Topology keeps connected features correct as you edit. Move a shared intersection and the streets that meet there move with it; reshape a shared boundary and the neighboring areas stay aligned. It helps prevent gaps, overlaps, slivers, dangling lines, and open polygons.
Edit with snapping so new features connect cleanly to existing ones. Step back and forward through your edits with full undo and redo.
Run buffer, overlay, dissolve, merge, and conversion steps as a workflow. Prepare and reshape data for analysis.
Let several people edit the same geographic files safely. Locks and check-in keep edits from colliding.
Document the source, date, and meaning of each layer. Keep projects clear and audit-ready.
Save a whole project, maps, tables, layouts, and settings, as one workspace. Autosave protects your work.
Save views as bookmarks and jump back instantly. Keep an overview window and sync scales across maps.
Compose maps, legends, tables, and charts into a layout. Print to handouts or poster-size sheets.
Generate one map sheet per area automatically, such as a page for every region. Save hours on repeat reports.
Export maps as images, web pages, or animated GIFs. Share results anywhere without special software.
Create demographic, routing, and territory reports in Excel or PDF. Use custom layouts and automatic area summaries.
Publish a desktop map to Maptitude Online and share it by a stable link. Keep your analysis on the desktop and share the result.
Attach files, documents, and web links to map features. Open supporting material straight from the map.
Every copy includes the GISDK developer kit. Write add-ins and full custom applications in the built-in Caliper Script language, with a script toolbar and debugger and 850+ documented functions.
Drive Maptitude from your own software. Call it from .NET or as a COM object, or automate it from Python, C#, and other languages.
Maptitude includes a professional relational database. A single table holds up to 2.14 billion records and 32,767 fields, with unlimited field width, so big datasets stay fast and local.
Estimate regression and binary logit models on any map layer or table. Build and score predictive models without leaving the map.
Color adjacent areas so no two neighbors share a color, using the Dsatur algorithm. Get clean, readable area maps automatically.
Adjust contrast, smooth, and resample image layers with bilinear or bicubic interpolation. Get clean aerial and scanned backgrounds.
Open, duplicate, tile, cascade, and synchronize many maps at once. Compare scenarios side by side.
Geocode against your own reference data by building custom indexes. Match records to internal IDs, assets, or boundaries.
Turn a spreadsheet or address list into a finished map with a guided wizard. Pick a template, your data, and a theme, and you have a map in minutes.
Open a library of ready-made, pre-styled maps, and save your own as reusable templates. Start every project from a polished base.
Connect a GPS receiver to track location in real time, and import or export GPX. Animate playback, build layers from tracks, and place geotagged photos.
Record map interactions, animations, and fly-throughs as video. Share dynamic results in presentations without extra software.
The full help system, tutorials, and reference install locally, so air-gapped and field users keep complete documentation with no internet connection. The same Help is also available online when you want it.
FREE ADD-INS
Maptitude is built on the GISDK, with 850+ functions, and ships with a library of free, precompiled add-ins that install in one click. They add ready-to-use tools for territory simulation, free data download, advanced themes, and industry tasks. Developers can also build their own with Caliper Script, C#, .NET, or Python.
Generate and score thousands of possible territory plans at once. Find equal, compact territories without hand-tuning each one.
Automatically build territories balanced by a demographic you choose, such as population, customers, sales, or workload.
Group a set of points or areas into compact clusters in one step. A quick way to find natural groupings in your locations.
Quantify access to different land-use types around each location. Measure how much of each land use is within reach.
Pull free global data straight into Maptitude. Download OpenStreetMap layers, administrative and political boundaries, and postal or postcode points.
Show values as thematic 3D cylinders on the map. A bold way to compare magnitude across locations.
Visualize and compare several data fields in one color theme. See pluralities and dominant categories at a glance.
Theme a point layer by two fields at once: one for size and one for direction. Map flows, forces, and bearings as arrows.
Draw lines that show volumes moving from origins to destinations. Size each flow by its value.
Find every location within a straight-line distance of a point. A fast way to list what is close.
Export your table while keeping the filters and selection sets. Carry just the records you want into the output.
Save a map image for each feature in a layer automatically. Produce a full set of location maps in one run.
Click any point and read its position in degrees, minutes, and seconds. Maptitude also supports what3words addresses, so any spot can be found, displayed, and shared as a short three-word reference.
Spot co-channel and adjacent-channel interference in cellular networks. Check frequency conflicts between cells on the map.
Show the angular coverage of cellular antennae across technologies. Map cell sectors to plan and verify coverage.
Check cell-neighbor adjacency from a neighbors table. Map the neighbor relationships that cellular networks use for handoffs.
FREE DATA
Every license includes one Country Package of streets, boundaries, business data, and demographics. Caliper also offers a library of free, downloadable data layers you can add at no cost. Vintages are refreshed over time.
Classify neighborhoods into consumer and lifestyle segments. Profile customers and find lookalike areas.
Map named points of interest across the USA for context and analysis.
Map business locations across the USA to size markets and study competition, complete with company logos so brands are easy to spot on the map.
Get business and employee counts by ZIP Code for quick market sizing.
Add healthcare facilities and health indicators for access and coverage studies.
Map annual average daily traffic counts to rank sites by passing volume.
Add household spending patterns by area to find high-value markets.
Add building outlines for many US locations for site and parcel context.
Place records at rooftop-level address points for precise geocoding.
Map US highway exits and interchanges for logistics and site planning.
Map bank and credit union branches across the USA for the financial sector.
Add CRA and FFIEC compliance layers for assessment-area and fair-lending analysis.
Add Public Land Survey System and Texas survey grids for land and resource work.
Map USPS carrier route centroids for direct-mail targeting and planning.
Add first-level administrative boundaries for countries worldwide.
Add a global population layer for international market and planning work.
WHY MAPTITUDE DESKTOP
The advantages below are verifiable. Maptitude is rated 4.7/5 across 148 reviews on G2 and was named a Top Software Product in G2's 2026 Best Software Awards, placing in the top 0.63% of all software vendors. On G2's measured dimensions it scores 9.5/10 for data manipulation and 10.0/10 for data storage.
Your location data stays on your computer or network and, by default, is never sent to third-party APIs. Install behind a corporate firewall or on an air-gapped network, with no recurring online license check-ins, suitable for HIPAA, classified, and data-residency requirements.
Maptitude Desktop runs on your computer for one fixed price. Geocode, route, build drive-time rings, and analyze as much as you need: unlimited transactions, with no monthly caps, no per-record charges, no credit limits, no per-seat or per-territory charges, and no overage bills, a predictable alternative to metered cloud tools.
Every new license comes with one detailed Country Package (a $695 value): streets and addresses for geocoding, travel times for routing, postal and administrative boundaries, landmarks, business data, and demographics where available. You can start mapping customers, markets, territories, and drive-time areas right away, with no basemaps or datasets to assemble first.
Maptitude 2026 ships with October 2025 HERE street data, 2024 American Community Survey demographics, and 5-year population projections through 2054 down to the Block Group and ZIP Code level.
Routing, territories, site selection, surface analysis, 3D, statistics, and GIS editing are built into one application. There are no separate modules to buy to unlock the tools above.
Map a spreadsheet in minutes, then go as deep as you need with professional GIS editing and analysis. One tool serves both the analyst and the casual user.
Open Excel, Access, databases, shapefiles, KML/KMZ, GeoJSON, MapPoint PTM, CAD, and imagery. Connect over ODBC and Oracle Spatial, and read or write 100+ GIS and CAD formats.
Do the heavy analysis on the desktop, then publish a finished map to Maptitude Online and share it by a stable link, no extra tools or exports.
Caliper Corporation has built GIS software for more than 40 years, and Maptitude, first released in 1995, has been updated every year since. It is developed and supported in-house, not resold or white-labeled.
Get productive fast with step-by-step video tutorials, written how-to guides, a searchable Learning Portal, and free webinars and live training, all kept current with each release. A team of Maptitude support engineers with decades of experience is available by phone and email, plus a 24/7 AI help assistant.
Maptitude is used across government, healthcare, finance, utilities, retail, insurance, and academic research, including a reported 70% of Fortune 50 companies.
Maptitude holds a 4.7 out of 5 rating across 148 reviews on G2, and was named a Top Software Product in G2's 2026 Best Software Awards, placing in the top 0.63% of all software vendors.
On G2's independently measured dimensions, Maptitude scores 9.5/10 for data manipulation and a perfect 10.0/10 for data storage, with 92% for Quality of Support and 93% for Ease of Doing Business.
Maptitude Desktop is US$795 per year, or a $1,095 'Own Your Maps' license you keep for 10 years (single user). Both include a Country Package, and the no-subscription license keeps working offline for the full term, unlike cloud tools that stop when a subscription lapses.
Maptitude is 64-bit and built on a relational database that holds up to 2.14 billion records per table. Dataset size is limited only by your hardware, not a browser tab or cloud quota, and nothing leaves your machine.
Install Maptitude Desktop and put your own data on the map. Geocode an address list, build a territory, and run a drive-time analysis in your first session.
US$795/year, or a $1,095 license you own for 10 years • Includes a Country Package • 30-day free trial, no credit card • 30-day money-back guarantee
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