Any dataset on your map.
Some data is hard to find, other data is hard to show on a map. We find suitable sources, turn the data into map layers and host the result, so your product shows it without new infrastructure.
From the source to your map.
We are the middle layer between the data sources and the map in your product, and you can involve us at any step. Every project is bespoke and part of Maptoolkit Enterprise.
Finding sources
You know what the map should show, but not where the data comes from: we find and assess suitable sources.
Terms and attribution
We help you read the usage terms in practice and show the credits a source requires.
Converted for the map
We convert and structure the data so it works well as a map layer.
Hosted by us
You use the result through a stable API, without running servers of your own.
City of Vienna open data (data.wien.gv.at, CC BY 4.0); Weather API forecast for 17 October 2026, 15:00 (data: Deutscher Wetterdienst, CC BY 4.0).
What you can bring onto your map.
Six kinds of data, based on projects we have done. The images show open data as an illustration.
Webcams along tours
Live webcams from a webcam platform, shown where they are on a tour or outdoor map.
Open data on a city map
Detailed open government data, such as public toilets, as layers of a full-screen city map.
Places for print maps
Real places from OpenStreetMap as pins, the way our own print map service offers them.
Real estate and zoning data
Official data from several sources, such as nine for Austrian real estate and zoning, combined into one dataset.
Networks for a route editor
Road and cycling networks from several government open data sources, combined into one map for planning tours.
Weather forecasts
Open data files published every few hours, turned into map-ready data. Our Weather API is built this way.
Images show OpenStreetMap data (October 2026), City of Vienna open data (data.wien.gv.at, CC BY 4.0) and a Weather API forecast for 17 October 2026, 15:00 (data: Deutscher Wetterdienst, CC BY 4.0).
Questions about Data Brokerage.
Short answers on Maptoolkit Connectors, combining sources and plans.
How does Data Brokerage work with Maptoolkit Connectors?
They work hand in hand. With Data Brokerage, Maptoolkit helps you find suitable data sources, such as open government data or feeds from other platforms, and prepares the data for your map. A Maptoolkit Connector then serves it as a layer in your product, next to the data you already have. Both are part of Maptoolkit Enterprise.
Can you combine my own data with open data and other sources?
Yes. Your own files can sit next to open government data, OpenStreetMap places and feeds from other platforms. Maptoolkit can also combine official data from several sources into one dataset, for example road and cycling networks from different government portals merged into one map for planning tours. The combined result is served as one layer in your product.
Can I get Data Brokerage on a self-service plan?
No. Data Brokerage is only available with Maptoolkit Enterprise, not with the self-service plans. Every project is bespoke, so it is set up together with you. Enterprise has no request limit, so a busy map layer does not run into a monthly cap.
See your use case on a Maptoolkit map.
In the demo, one of our engineers walks you through the platform, your data and the sources that fit your project.
