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geolith vs HERE Geocoding & Search

HERE Geocoding & Search is part of HERE’s proprietary location platform, sold through a Base Plan that you can start for free (HERE pricing page, read 22 Oct 2026; per-request prices were not readable on the public page). geolith is a smaller, focused service on open data: OpenStreetMap and Overture, 100,000 free requests a month, flat plans from $19, and results you may store permanently.

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geolithHERE Geocoding & Search
DataOpenStreetMap + Overture MapsHERE’s proprietary data
Hosted pricingFree 100,000 requests/month; Starter $19 (1M); Growth $99 (7.5M); Scale $299 (25M)Base Plan, free to start; see HERE’s pricing page
Storing resultsAllowed on every plan, no extra feeSee HERE’s terms
Autocomplete/v1/autocomplete, same price as any requestYes
Self-hostingOne static .glx file, no databaseNo

Vendor pricing and policies read from their public pages on 2026-10-22. Accuracy figures are from our India benchmark (same data, Docker, 20 Oct 2026) and appear only where we measured.

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Where HERE is strong

HERE has deep automotive and enterprise roots, worldwide proprietary coverage and a broad platform beyond geocoding.

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What we have not measured

We have not benchmarked HERE’s accuracy, so this page compares the data model and pricing model only.

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Why choose open data?
Open data can be stored, self-hosted and inspected. If a result is wrong you can fix it in OpenStreetMap, and the next build picks it up.

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100,000 requests a month free. Commercial use with attribution. No card.