koordinates.com

What It Is

Koordinates is a cloud-based GIS platform for geospatial data, positioned as a “data-first GIS platform.” It is not just a map visualization tool; instead, it is an integrated platform built around the storage, management, version control, transformation, publishing, and API delivery of GIS data. Its website states that it has served government and private-sector customers for more than a decade and supports ISO 27001 compliance.

Core Features

The platform supports large-scale cloud geospatial storage, managing anywhere from dozens to tens of thousands of datasets. It supports single vector layers up to 20GB and single raster or point cloud datasets of 2TB+. A key highlight is distributed version control for GIS data, with support for drafts, publishing, Changesets, branching, and merging, while keeping URLs unchanged during updates. Data can be managed through the web and imported from Esri REST APIs, AWS S3, or via drag-and-drop upload. The platform can also automatically generate APIs, OGC and Esri REST endpoints, and provides a Map Viewer, 3D data portals, map tiles, styling, and branded self-service portals.

Pricing

The captured text only shows that a free trial is available, includes a “View pricing” entry point, and claims savings of up to 75% on IT and licensing costs. It does not disclose specific plans, unit pricing, user limits, or data-volume-based billing rules. Buyers should therefore contact the company directly to confirm the total cost of ownership before purchasing.

Pros and Cons

The main advantages are that it covers the full GIS data lifecycle and reduces the workload of maintaining servers and publishing services in-house. Its support for Esri, CAD, point clouds, coordinate transformation, and enterprise SSO is also practical. The drawbacks are limited pricing transparency and the fact that the product is clearly aimed at professional geospatial teams; ordinary business users may not need such complex capabilities.

Who It’s For

Koordinates is suitable for government open data departments, surveying and infrastructure companies, GIS teams that need to manage LiDAR, point cloud, raster, and vector data, and organizations that need to publish stable external APIs and data portals.

Access from China

The text does not provide information about China access, nodes, ICP filing, Chinese-language support, or localized deployment. Actual usability from China is therefore unknown.