Your all-in-one
map builder
Atlas is how teams make maps and perform geospatial analysis together. Create, collaborate, share — all under one roof.
Bring your team closer
— no matter where they are
Collaborate on editing in real time. It’s easy to upload data, use comments and annotations to keep the process moving.
No installations required
Connected to your data. Delightful to share. Collaborate spatially without installing software.
No longer reserved for technical experts
GIS analysis used to be for experts only. With Atlas, anyone can perform advanced analyses without prior knowledge.
Calculate Buffers
Create zones around any feature on your map with just a few clicks.
Whether you’re planning urban developments, assessing environmental impact, or simply finding all schools within a 1-mile radius of a park.
Analyze Travel Times
Determine how long it will take to reach various destinations, such as identifying areas within a 15-minute drive from your office.
Input your location, set your travel parameters, and visualize the accessible areas in no time.
Find Nearest Locations Fast
Need to locate the closest facilities in an emergency?
Input any location, select your category of interest, such as hospitals or fire stations, and instantly see the closest options highlighted on your map.
...and over 50 other analyses
Atlas offers various tools to help you understand your location-based data. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, you can perform advanced analyses easily.
We’ll help you get started
Browse the Blog and customer stories to find what you need to succeed with Atlas.
10 Reasons Your Project Needs a Map Builder
Modern map builders make it easy to create professional maps without requiring advanced technical skills. They’re accessible, versatile, and essential for a wide range of projects. Here are 10 reasons your project needs a map builder and how it can make a difference.
Top Map Maker Tools for Creating Stunning Visualizations
Creating your own maps has never been easier. With modern tools, anyone can create stunning visualizations without being a GIS expert. Whether you’re a researcher, marketer, or student, there’s a tool out there for you. Here are some of the top map maker tools you should know about.
Why Switching to Browser-Based GIS Software
In recent years, browser-based GIS software has gained significant traction. Unlike traditional desktop software, browser-based GIS tools run entirely online, offering convenience, flexibility, and accessibility. Here’s why modern businesses are making the switch to browser-based GIS software.
FAQ
Atlas is a browser-based GIS platform that helps you visualize and analyze location data with ease. Whether you’re mapping customer locations, optimizing territories, or spotting trends, Atlas makes it simple and fast.
To get started with Atlas, you need to sign up for an account. Once you’re signed up, you can start creating projects, importing data, and collaborating with your team.
Atlas is used by companies of all sizes, from small startups to large enterprises. From global enterprises to startups, sales teams, marketing agencies, and operations teams, Atlas works wherever location data drives decisions.
Our customers span a wide range of industries, including retail, real estate, energy, and more.
Atlas is designed for anyone who works with location data. This includes sales teams, marketing teams, operations teams, and more. Atlas is a great tool for anyone who needs to visualize and analyze location data.
Atlas is a versatile tool that can be used for a wide range of use cases. Some common use cases include sales territory mapping, market analysis, customer mapping, and more.
In Atlas, workspaces are a designated space for projects, files, basemaps, and color palettes shared across a group of people. Members can create as many workspaces as they need. They can join multiple workspaces, making it possible to work cross-functionally and share resources.
Atlas doesn't offer product support via phone or live chat. The support team is available Monday through Friday, with the exception of any observed company holidays. The best way to contact support is to contact help@atlas.co.
Every Atlas project is private by default and can be shared publicly. Public links are a great way to share resources with people outside your organization, or with colleagues who don't have an Atlas account. People often share maps publicly to get feedback and engage stakeholders and the community.
No. Atlas offers unlimited free commenters and viewers to public maps for all plans.
