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geolith vs OpenCage
OpenCage is a hosted geocoding API on open data that allows storing results permanently on all plans; its free trial gives 2,500 requests a day for testing only, and paid plans start at €45 a month for 10,000 requests a day (OpenCage pricing page, read 22 Oct 2026). geolith also allows permanent storage on every plan, and its Free plan of 100,000 requests a month may be used in production with attribution.
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| geolith | OpenCage | |
|---|---|---|
| Data | OpenStreetMap + Overture Maps | Open data (OpenStreetMap and others) |
| Hosted pricing | Free 100,000 requests/month; Starter $19 (1M); Growth $99 (7.5M); Scale $299 (25M) | Free trial 2,500/day (testing only); X-Small €45/month (10,000/day); Small €110 (30,000/day); Medium €450 (125,000/day) |
| Storing results | Allowed on every plan, no extra fee | Store data permanently (all plans) |
| Autocomplete | /v1/autocomplete, same price as any request | Separate Geosearch product |
| Self-hosting | One static .glx file, no database | No |
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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Both services favour open data and let you keep results. OpenCage has a long track record and many SDKs.
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What we have not measured
We have not benchmarked OpenCage’s accuracy, so this page compares features and pricing only.
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geolith vs OpenCage: questions
- Can I use the free plan in production?
- geolith’s Free plan allows commercial use with attribution. OpenCage describes its free trial as for testing.
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