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Mapbox vs TomTom pricing

Both are in maps & geocoding apis. Mapbox is billed per 1k req / mau-based; TomTom is billed per 1k req (tile/non-tile). Numbers below are copied from each vendor's pricing page.

Mapbox vs TomTom pricing side by side
MapboxFree tier or trial
Free tier
50k web map loads/mo + free geocoding tier
Billed
Per 1k req / MAU-based
Best for
Customizable maps & nav SDKs
Verified
Jun 27, 2026
TomTomFree tier or trial
Free tier
50k tile + 2.5k non-tile req/day
Billed
Per 1k req (tile/non-tile)
Best for
Maps, routing & traffic
Verified
Jun 27, 2026

Mapbox plans

PlanPriceWhat it covers
Map Loads (GL JS web)Free up to 50,000/mo, then $5.00 per 1,000Pay-as-you-go web map loads with automatic volume discounts at higher tiers.
Temporary GeocodingFree up to 100,000/mo, then $0.75 per 1,000Forward/reverse geocoding results that may not be stored permanently.
Permanent Geocoding$5.00 per 1,000 (no free tier)Geocoding results licensed for permanent storage.
Directions APIFree up to 100,000/mo, then $2.00 per 1,000Routing requests; drops to $1.60/1K above 500K within the billing period.
Static ImagesFree up to 50,000/mo, then $1.00 per 1,000Server-rendered static map images.
Mobile Maps SDK (MAU)Free up to 25,000 MAU/mo, then $4.00 per 1,000Mobile maps billed per monthly active user rather than per request.

Source: https://www.mapbox.com/pricing

TomTom plans

PlanPriceWhat it covers
FreemiumFree50,000 tile requests + 2,500 non-tile requests per day; no credit card; commercial use permitted; self-service support.
Pay As You GrowUsage-based (prepaid overage)Same daily free cap; overage per 1,000 requests (tiles $0.08, geocoding ~$0.75, reverse geocoding $0.50, Places/Search $2.50, routing $0.75-$6.00); no commitment, cancel anytime.
EnterpriseCustom contractData licensing, asset-based subscriptions, flexible QPS limits, dedicated account manager and support engineer.

Source: https://developer.tomtom.com/pricing

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