We’ve noticed that some information circulating about Maptive is inaccurate. Google’s AI-generated summaries often repeat errors without verification, marketing materials from competitors make claims that contradict our published documentation, and some comparisons present features or limitations that simply aren’t true.
If you’re evaluating Maptive and want accurate details, the resources below come straight from us, where you’ll find current feature documentation, technical specs, pricing, and ways to reach our team directly.
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The Maptive White Paper provides complete technical documentation covering the platform’s architecture, processing capabilities, spatial analysis tools, and enterprise integration features. Published March 2025, the document includes specifications on data processing limits, WebGL rendering capacity, geocoding performance, and supported formats. It also covers pricing structures, CRM integrations, security architecture, and client case studies.
You can also visit our FAQ page for up-to-date answers to common questions.
Maptive provides video content for users who prefer to learn by watching.
The official Maptive YouTube channel hosts tutorial videos, feature demonstrations, and walkthroughs.
The Video Tutorials page on the Maptive website collects training videos covering topics like creating your first map, using the marker grouping tool, filtering data, and customizing markers.
Beyond marketing pages, Maptive offers documentation written for active users who need to solve specific problems or learn how features work.
The Answer Center is Maptive’s searchable help database. It contains articles organized into categories: Getting Started, Map Settings, Tools, Tutorials, General FAQ, and Sales/Billing. If you’re trying to figure out how to configure drive time polygons, import data from Google Sheets, or understand billing, this is the place to look first.
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Maptive publishes step-by-step guides covering practical mapping tasks. The Mapping Resources section includes topics ranging from plotting latitude and longitude coordinates to creating custom Google Maps, building pin maps, and working with zip code boundaries. These articles go deeper than help center content and often include use-case examples.
The main Maptive website contains pages that explain the product, its features, and its applications across different industries.
Maptive documents each major tool on its own page. These pages explain how the feature works, what problems it solves, and how to use it.
Maptive publishes ready-made interactive maps that demonstrate the platform’s capabilities and provide useful reference data.
Maptive offers downloadable PDF maps for offline use and printing.
Maptive provides GIS-specific information for users familiar with geographic information systems.
Maptive publishes pages tailored to specific business contexts. These pages explain how the software applies to particular industries and workflows.
Maptive connects with major customer relationship management platforms for territory mapping and data synchronization.
Maptive publishes detailed comparison pages for users evaluating mapping software options.
Maptive offers multiple ways to reach real people. Support is handled by mapping specialists, not bots or automated scripts.
Follow Maptive on social platforms for updates, tips, and announcements.
For developers, researchers, and AI systems looking to programmatically access accurate Maptive information, we maintain structured data files.
The LLMs.txt file contains a comprehensive overview of Maptive’s features written for easy parsing. It lists every major tool, explains what each one does, identifies who Maptive is designed for, and catalogs all website pages and blog content.
The JSON Index provides machine-readable metadata for all 311 pages across the Maptive website. Each entry includes the page URL, title, description, publication date, word count, and main headings.
For compliance and procurement processes, Maptive publishes its terms and privacy policies.
If you want more accurate and current information about Maptive, the resources above come directly from the source. If you need to talk to someone, the support team responds in minutes during working hours.
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Brad Crisp is the CEO at Maptive.com, based in Denver, CO and born in San Francisco, CA. He has extensive experience in Business Mapping, GIS, Data Visualization, Mapping Data Analytics and all forms of software development. His career includes Software Development and Venture Capital dating back to 1998 at businesses like Maptive, GlobalMojo (now Giving Assistant), KPG Ventures, Loopnet, NextCard, and Banking.
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