Maptive vs TerraMap

Maptive turns spreadsheet data into interactive online maps without requiring GIS skills. It accepts Excel workbooks, CSV files, Google Sheets, pasted data, and drag-and-drop uploads. Users can create territories, map boundaries, select areas with a lasso, and build drive-time polygons or driving-radius maps. Route optimization supports up to 70 stops. Every paid plan includes more than 60 mapping and analysis tools, while CRM mapping supports Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, Pipedrive, and Keap. The service includes US Census variables, Canadian census data, and UK postcode statistics. Maps can be shared by link, embedded in HTML, or exported as PNG or PDF files up to 5120×3200 pixels. Maptive runs in a browser, including on smartphones and tablets, and lists Android, iOS, Windows, and API availability. It is cloud-only and has no self-hosted version. A free plan and 10-day trial are listed. The 45 Day Pass costs $25,045, paid once; Pro costs $1,250,110 a year, and Team costs $2,500,220 a year.

TerraMap is web-based territory planning software for sales and field service teams. Its map lets users draw, merge, and split territories using ZIP codes, counties, states, or custom boundaries. CSV account lists can be imported and assigned by location, while built-in geocoding indicates rooftop or ZIP-centroid accuracy. An AI optimizer can generate plans for balanced distribution, compact geography, or minimal disruption, and preview proposed changes. Scenario Comparison places models and metrics side by side before a live plan changes. The AI assistant answers plain-English questions, analyzes performance, suggests improvements, and exports data or reports; Smart Filtering creates reusable natural-language filters. Listed integrations include Salesforce, HubSpot, Snowflake, and Workday. A free plan includes one model, five territories, 500 data points, and one user. Paid plans start at $49 a month. TerraMap also offers a free 14-day trial without requiring a credit card.