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Google My Maps vs Felt: catalog facts
Google My MapsFelt

Best for: Making and sharing a custom map for a trip or event

Best for: Teams making shareable maps from spreadsheets and geodata without desktop GIS

Free

Free with a Google account.

Free + paid options

Free to start, with paid plans for teams and organisations.

Web Web
  • Import places from spreadsheets
  • Collaborative editing and public publishing
All 3 strengths for Google My Maps
  • Import places from spreadsheets
  • Collaborative editing and public publishing
  • Maps embed in websites and open in Google Maps on mobile
  • Drag-and-drop import of many file formats
  • Automatic geocoding and boundary matching
All 4 strengths for Felt
  • Drag-and-drop import of many file formats
  • Automatic geocoding and boundary matching
  • Real-time collaboration and shareable maps
  • No installation needed
  • Requires a Google account and stores maps in Google Drive
  • Limited analysis compared with GIS software
  • Cloud only, so data is stored on Felt's servers
  • Proprietary service
All 3 limitations for Felt
  • Cloud only, so data is stored on Felt's servers
  • Proprietary service
  • Advanced features aimed at paid organisation plans
Web application Web application
Not open source Not open source
License not stated License not stated
Account needed Not stated if an account is needed
Needs internet Needs internet
Sources for Google My Maps

Catalog checked September 24, 2026

Sources for Felt

Catalog checked September 23, 2026

“Not stated” means we have not confirmed it. Features can vary by device and plan.