For years, putting a map on a website meant renting one. You pick a vendor, get an API key, and pay for as long as the map is live - while the project is running, and long after everyone’s forgotten it’s there. The map is never really yours.
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Contact usFor years, putting a map on a website meant renting one. You pick a vendor, get an API key, and pay for as long as the map is live - while the project is running, and long after everyone’s forgotten it’s there. The map is never really yours.