Rillium Maps is a modern mapping and field data collection SaaS for municipal, utility, transportation, emergency response, agriculture, and asset management teams. It aims to bridge the gap between consumer-grade map tools and traditional enterprise GIS: organizations without a dedicated GIS department can quickly build shared maps, asset layers, and inspection datasets.
The platform supports creating multiple maps, with point, line, and polygon drawing and editing directly in the browser or on mobile. Users can configure default views, layer order, and styling. On the data side, it supports custom fields, dropdown options, non-spatial tables, attribute queries, Shapefile imports up to 50MB, and spatial data storage based on PostgreSQL/PostGIS. Field teams can use custom forms to collect photos, condition ratings, and inspection records, then link them to map assets. For collaboration, Rillium provides permissions at the organization, group, map, and layer levels, with roles including Viewer, Editor, and Admin. It also supports invite links, multi-organization membership, organization administrators, and enforced MFA, making its permission model well suited to cross-department and field teams.
Pricing is transparent: the Free plan includes 2 maps, 3 layers, 500 features, and 100MB of storage; Starter costs $29/month; Pro costs $79/month; and Organization costs $199/month. All plans include unlimited team members, with annual billing saving around 20%. Enterprise customers can contact sales for volume pricing, custom plans, or on-premises deployment. Deployment options include hosted cloud, a customer-managed cloud environment, and self-hosting behind a firewall.
The security terms are relatively clear: customers own their organization data, and Rillium states that it does not analyze, sell, or share that data. Employees do not have backdoor access, and support staff must be explicitly invited by an administrator. Backups are encrypted and retained for 14 days. Technical integrations include OGC WMTS, ArcGIS REST, Shapefile import, and MVT endpoints. However, the official website does not disclose compliance certifications such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001, and we did not find public API, SDK, or webhook documentation. Standard plans do not commit to a specific SLA; enterprise SLAs must be defined by contract.
Rillium Maps is suitable for teams working in water and wastewater districts, municipal utilities, road and bridge inspections, urban tree inventories, emergency management, and land asset management. It is especially useful for organizations that need to get started quickly without introducing a complex GIS project. The official website does not state how well it works from China, nor does it disclose payment methods. If you plan to use it long-term in mainland China, it is worth testing network stability, basemap availability, and the foreign-currency payment process first. Domestic alternatives to consider include SuperMap, GeoScene, and enterprise plans from Ovital Map; international alternatives include ArcGIS Online, QGIS/QField, and Mapbox.
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