Top 11 Salesforce Maps Alternatives 2025

Top 11 Salesforce Maps Alternatives 2025

Looking for a sleek, simple alternative to Salesforce Maps? Here’s a streamlined roundup of the top 10 tools.

1. Atlas (Browser-Based GIS Platform)

Atlas is a browser-based GIS platform built for simplicity and power.

• Works in your web browser—no installs, no high learning curve.
• Organizes and shows your CRM data on the map clearly.
• Helps teams visualize territories, plan routes, and locate key accounts without fuss.
• Flexible and integrates nicely with your workflows.

2. Ascendix Search

• Affordable pricing with free trial and nonprofit discounts—around $15/user/month.
• Lets you draw on the map, run radius or polygon searches, visualize data in maps, charts, tables, and export reports. Integrates with Mailchimp too.

3. Geopointe

• Displays your Salesforce data on Google Maps.
• Offers route planning, territory creation, and built-in Salesforce data sync.

4. Esri ArcGIS

• Full-featured GIS solution with powerful spatial analysis, global integrations, and developer toolkits.
• Heavy and complex—best for seasoned GIS users.

5. eSpatial

• Web-based mapping that’s easy to use.
• Lets you import your data, build customizable maps, run buffer or heat‑map analyses, and share visuals.

6. SalesRabbit

• Tailored for door‑to‑door or field sales.
• Manages leads, optimizes routes, tracks sales reps via GPS, and ties into CRM.

7. Badger Maps

• Strong route optimization with real‑time traffic, territory design, and mobile mapping.
• Syncs with CRM and helps sales reps be more efficient on the road.

8. Maptive

• Cloud-based and intuitive.
• Lets you import data from sheets or CRMs, tailor maps, and collaborate in real time.

9. SPOTIO

• Sales intelligence for field teams.
• Includes route tools, territory mapping, lead tracking, competitor insights, mobile access, and gamified dashboards.

10. Maptitude

• Desktop-first GIS and route toolkit with heat mapping and territory planning.
• More affordable than some, but less mobile-friendly.

11. Mapbox

• Developer-focused API for creating branded, interactive maps.
• Offers geocoding, routing, high customization—but costs can grow fast, and offline work is limited.

Summary Table (Quick at-a-glance)

Atlas sits at the top—clean, easy, browser-native, and built for teams that want mapping without fuss. No installs. No steep learning curves.

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