Felt
AI NativeThe best way to make maps on the internet.
Published Oct 15, 2026
| Starting Price | Free; published team plan pricing available from the vendor; enterprise pricing available on request | Paid user types with credit-based consumption | Usage-based (map loads, APIs); free tier then pay-as-you-go |
| Primary use case | Teams that require rapid publishing, collaborative map editing, and a presentation-focused web GIS with developer embedding options | Organizations requiring a broad, integrated GIS platform with a wide ecosystem of apps, data, and analysis tools | Developer-centric teams building custom mapping experiences for applications and websites |
| Key Strength | Rapid ingestion of multiple file formats, collaboration/sharing features, preconfigured cartographic defaults, and a SaaS delivery model | Mature enterprise capabilities, large ecosystem, extensive GIS tools and data marketplace | Highly customizable APIs and SDKs, flexible rendering, and scalable map delivery |
| Key Weakness | May lack some advanced analysis features and certain enterprise governance controls compared to full ArcGIS deployments; feature depth varies by tier | Complexity, licensing structure, and potential cost; potential for vendor lock-in | Costs can scale with usage and developers may need to integrate multiple services to assemble a complete GIS solution |
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