The Mapme alternative that doesn’t charge per map
Mapme starts at $50 per month (or $30 on annual billing) for 30 locations, one published map, and no spreadsheet import — and every extra published map costs more. Mapsemble gives you unlimited maps on your website, import and filters on every plan, and never a bill for your traffic.
Mapsemble vs Mapme at a glance
The headline difference is what your money buys — and what happens when you need a second map.
| Capability | Mapsemble | Mapme |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $9/mo (annual) or $12 monthly | $30/mo (annual) or $50 monthly |
| What the entry plan includes | 150 locations, XLS/CSV import, filters, cards | 30 locations, 3 categories, no spreadsheet import |
| Maps | Unlimited maps per website | 1 published map — a 2nd costs +$24–44/mo |
| Visitor limit | No per-view billing, no overage bills | 10,000 visits/mo on every self-serve plan |
| Spreadsheet import | Every plan | From Professional ($55–90/mo) |
| Advanced filters | Every plan | Expert plan ($110–180/mo) |
| Free to start | Build free without time limit | 14-day trial, 5 locations |
| Listings UX | Airbnb-style photo cards | Synced location list |
| AI features | AI-generated popup and card templates | AI import field-mapping |
| Analytics | Built-in | Via Google Analytics; native dashboard is Enterprise |
| White-label / hide badge | $49/mo (Pro) | Enterprise (contact sales) |
| Custom CSS | $49/mo (Pro) | $110–180/mo (Expert) |
Mapme pricing and limits verified on mapme.com in August 2026.
Why teams switch from Mapme
Pay per website, not per map
On Mapme, your plan includes one published map — a second one adds $24–44 per month, and ten Expert maps run $360 a month. A Mapsemble subscription covers one website with unlimited maps: park map, store locator, and event map for one flat price.
The essentials should not be upsells
Mapme paywalls spreadsheet import to its $90-per-month tier (monthly billing) and advanced filters to $180 per month. On Mapsemble, XLS/CSV import, filtering, sorting, and search are on every plan — including the $9 Lite tier.
Traffic spikes don’t change your bill
Every self-serve Mapme plan caps at 10,000 map visits a month; past that you are steered to a sales conversation. Mapsemble bills a flat fee with no per-view charges — your map stays up whatever your traffic does.
Cards, not just a list
Mapme pairs its map with a synced location list. Mapsemble gives visitors Airbnb-style photo cards — carousels, prices, badges — that filter and sort with the map.
See the card experience live
A real embedded Mapsemble map — browse the cards, try the filters, and picture your own data here.
When Mapme is the better fit
A fair comparison cuts both ways. Mapme has real strengths, especially for rich-media storytelling:
- You are building a rich-media experience — Mapme embeds Matterport and 360° tours, video, audio, and PDFs directly in location pages.
- You want 3D — Mapme renders 3D buildings, terrain, and a globe view, plus floor-plan image overlays.
- You need kiosk mode for an on-site touchscreen, or forms-based crowdsourcing via Google Forms and JotForm.
Switching from Mapme to Mapsemble
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Export your locations from Mapme (or start from the original spreadsheet).
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Create a free Mapsemble account and import the file — every plan includes XLS/CSV import.
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Generate popup and card templates with AI, then set up filters — included on every plan.
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Publish as many maps as your site needs — the subscription covers them all.
Frequently asked questions
- How much do five maps cost on Mapsemble vs Mapme?
- On Mapsemble, five maps cost the same as one — a subscription covers unlimited maps on your website, from $9 per month. On Mapme, five published Starter maps cost $80 per month on monthly billing, and five Expert maps $294 per month.
- Does Mapsemble have a visitor limit like Mapme?
- Mapsemble has no per-view billing and no overage charges — your map is never taken down for getting traffic. Mapme caps every self-serve plan at 10,000 map visits per month and moves you to a sales conversation beyond that.
- Can I import my Mapme locations into Mapsemble?
- Yes. Export your locations from Mapme to a spreadsheet and import the CSV or XLS file into Mapsemble — import is included on every plan and addresses are geocoded automatically.
- Is Mapsemble free to try?
- Yes — you can build and preview maps for free with no time limit; you only subscribe when you want to publish. Mapme has no free plan — its 14-day trial is capped at 5 locations and 100 views.
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