Start something real.
Then decide how far to take it.

WikiMapping was built for bike plans, community input, and public meetings, by people who needed it for that work. Start free and take it as far as your project needs. Nothing is walled off while you find out whether it fits.

Try it

You're welcome to try it

Sign up and start. If you'd like us to walk you through how it works, just ask — we're happy to.

Already using another engagement platform? We're happy to bring your data in so you can compare the two side by side, on your own project rather than a demo.

Create an Account

Step 1

Run a real project

If this project matters — an SS4A application, a corridor study, a community plan — start from a template rather than a blank map. Categories, survey questions, and exports come already set up.

Running projects regularly? An annual subscription is available on request — just ask.

More than that?

Talk to us

These are arranged by conversation rather than checkout, because they depend on what you are doing.

mapteam@wikimapping.com — tell us what you are working on.


What you always get

Every plan. No feature gates.

Why this exists

Most engagement platforms are built for procurement — $10K–$50K per project, long contracts, per-user pricing, weeks of onboarding. WikiMapping is built for actually doing the work: start immediately, run something real, keep your data, scale when it works.

Procurement

Everything you need for vendor onboarding.

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Questions? We'd like to hear about your project.

mapteam@wikimapping.com