Real estate maps
Every listing on one fast map — prices on the markers, photos and details one click away.
- Live sync with your listing feed
- Filter by price, size and status
- Smart clustering in dense areas
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No screenshots of a demo we built for the brochure — these are the three panels you spend your time in, on a real map.
Add the fields your places actually have — text, number, date, select, image, link. Every field you define becomes something you can put on a card, sort on, or filter by.
Turn any field into a filter: select, checkboxes, autocomplete, number, range slider, date range or proximity search. You decide per filter where it shows up — the search bar, the inline row, or the all-filters panel.
A simple circle, an icon, your own image, or a field rendered as text — which is how the price ends up on the marker. Add conditions and different locations get different styles.
The parts that decide whether visitors actually use your map — including the ones other builders charge extra for, or cannot do at all.
Airbnb-style photo cards beside the map, filtering and sorting with it. Hover a card and its marker lights up; pan the map and the list follows.
Select, checkboxes, autocomplete, number, range slider, date range and proximity search — configured per field and working together, instead of one flat list of tags.
The embed puts the map inside your page, so on Pro a featureRenderer callback can draw every card and popup from your own components and your own live data. Iframe-based builders cannot offer this at all.
Describe your data and AI writes a designed popup and card template in seconds. Adjust colours, fields and images in the visual editor from there.
A small script injects the map straight into your page, isolated in a shadow DOM. No second document to download, no scrollbox — it sizes to your layout and visitors scroll right through it.
Build as many maps as you like and embed them all, anywhere you like — free. No per-view billing and no overage invoice on the morning a post takes off.
Every figure on our comparison pages — Atlist, Mapme, No Code Map App and Google Maps — is checked against the competitor’s own site, and each one says where that competitor is the better buy. Here is the short version.
| Capability | Mapsemble | A typical map builder |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | Free to build and embed, whatever your traffic does | Per map view, or per published map |
| How it embeds | A script injects the map into your page | An iframe — a second page loaded inside yours |
| Conditional marker styles | Rules on your values — greater than, contains, is one of — set the icon, pin color or photo per location | One style per category or group; price bands and thresholds must be pre-sorted into a column first |
| Filtering | Select, checkboxes, autocomplete, range, date and proximity | Tag lists, or an upgrade tier |
| Popup and card design | Use AI or HTML and Tailwind to design every location card and popup. Alternatively render your locations yourself using your own frontend JS framework (Pro plan). | Hand-written HTML, or a fixed style with toggles |
Right-hand column based on Atlist, Mapme and No Code Map App, verified on their own sites in August 2026.
Meters every map view and bills the overage automatically. Mapsemble charges one flat fee.
Full comparison →Bills per published map, from $30 a month for one of them. One Mapsemble account covers unlimited maps.
Full comparison →Charges $0.01 per view unless you bring your own Google Maps API key. Mapsemble needs no key at all.
Full comparison →Free but limited, or metered per map load once you outgrow that. What each of the three options really costs.
Full comparison →The three use cases we see most — but if your data has coordinates, the builder can map it.
See the Airbnb-style map feature →Every listing on one fast map — prices on the markers, photos and details one click away.
Let guests browse and compare stays the way they do on Airbnb — directly on the map.
Help customers find the nearest branch, dealer or pickup point — embedded on your own site.
Two ways to feed a map. Let Mapsemble hold your data and keep it in sync, or point the map at your own source and keep your application in charge.
Your data lives in Mapsemble. Import it, sync it, push to it or draw it — we keep it fresh so you do not have to think about it.
Edit your sheet, the map follows. No exports, no re-uploads — the spreadsheet stays the source of truth.
Import a spreadsheet once, or re-sync whenever it changes. Column mapping and geocoding included.
Your booking system or PMS posts changes as they happen. Prices and availability update without a sync window to wait for.
No feed at all. Place markers, zones and areas straight onto the map in the builder, and edit them there whenever they change.
No sync, no copy, nothing imported. The map queries your source as visitors browse, and your application answers.
Point the map at your endpoint and it queries you on every pan, zoom, filter, sort and page — so filtering and sorting run in your application, against your data, not a snapshot.
WordPress or Drupal serves its own posts and entities as a feed the map reads directly, and can render the cards and popups in your own theme.
Build as many maps as you like, embed them anywhere and show them unlimited times. Pro adds unlimited locations and live data from your own site — one price, no per-view meter.
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