Top 8 Google Maps Competitors & Alternatives in 2026

Updated on 12/24/2025

Find more companies/brands/products like Google Maps. We've shortlisted leading alternatives and mapped their strengths, pricing, and go-to-market focus.

Google Maps

Best for consumers

Est. 2005 • 1k+ employees • Private

Google Maps is a free web mapping and navigation service by Google that provides detailed maps, satellite imagery, local business information, and turn-by-turn directions worldwide.

Starts at $0 / user

Competitors

#1

Apple Maps

Best for consumers
Est. 2012 • 1k+ employees • Private

Apple Maps is a free web mapping and navigation service from Apple that provides maps, local search, and turn-by-turn directions across Apple devices and the web.

Starts at $0
#2

Waze

Best for consumers
Est. 2006 • 201-1k employees • Public (NASDAQ:GOOGL)

Waze is a crowdsourced GPS navigation app and platform that provides real-time driving directions, traffic updates, and road alerts, owned by Google.

Owned by Google

Starts at $0
#3

Bing

Best for consumers
Est. 2009 • 1k+ employees • Public (NASDAQ:MSFT)

Bing is a web search engine and AI-powered search service owned and operated by Microsoft.

Owned by Microsoft

Starts at $0
#4

MapQuest

Best for consumers
Est. 1996 • 51-200 employees • Private

MapQuest is an American web and mobile mapping service that provides online maps, driving directions, traffic data, and location-based APIs for consumers, developers, and businesses.

Starts at $0
ChampSignal

Best for SMBs
Est. 2025 • 1 employee • Private

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Starts at $39 / month

Has a free trial

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#5

HERE WeGo

Best for consumers
Est. 2007 • 1k+ employees • Private

HERE WeGo is a free consumer navigation and mapping app by HERE Technologies that provides online and offline maps, turn‑by‑turn guidance and multi‑modal route planning via web and mobile platforms.

Starts at $0
#6

TomTom

Best for enterprises
Est. 1991 • 1k+ employees • Public (AMS:TOM2)

TomTom is a Dutch public company that develops digital maps, navigation software, traffic data services, and consumer sat nav devices for drivers, automakers, and businesses worldwide.
#7

Sygic

Best for consumers
Est. 2004 • 201-1k employees • Private

Sygic is a Bratislava-based Slovak software company that develops GPS navigation, mapping apps, and location-based solutions for consumers and enterprise fleets worldwide.

Starts at $19.99 / user / year

Has a free trial
#8

OpenStreetMap

Best for consumers
Est. 2004 • 11-50 employees • Private

OpenStreetMap is a free, editable map of the world and open geographic database, created and maintained by a global community of volunteers and supported by the non-profit OpenStreetMap Foundation.

Starts at $0