An API to convert coordinates to and from places
Easy, Open, Worldwide, Affordable

Why choose OpenCage?
A trusted partner
- Hundreds of satisfied customers worldwide, tens of millions of requests per day
- Responsive customer support. Ask us anything
- Here today, here tomorrow. Funded by customers, not VCs - since 2013
- Independently monitored uptime
- Proud member of the OpenStreetMap Foundation
- Redundant EU data centers, fully GDPR compliant
- All API requests via 256-bit SSL encryption (HTTPS)
Great product
- Many open gecoders behind a single API
- Most permissive licensing in the industry
- Cache results as long as you like
- No vendor lock-in, display results on ANY map
- Worldwide coverage
- Continual updates - OpenStreetMap has over three million edits/day
Save time
- Avoid the stress and on-going costs of running your own system
- Easy setup: Tutorials and SDKs for over 20 different programming languages
- We add useful info like timezones, calling codes, FIPS codes, currency, what3words, sunrise/sunset, etc to save you engineering time
- Well-formatted address strings so your users understand where they are (why this matters)
Affordable, predictable, transparent pricing
- Generous free testing tier
- No credit card required at sign up
- No surge or usage charges. Ever
- No long term commitment. Pay as you go
- Cancel anytime. For any reason
- No tricks
- Secure payment in all major currencies
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Who builds OpenCage? And why?
We're on a mission: to make using open data easy to use, dependable, and much more affordable than proprietary geocoders. Learn about the team behind the OpenCage geocoding API and how we're providing enterprise-level reliability around open geo data.
Read more about the advantages of open data, and how we give back to the open geo data community.
Questions?
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This image shows the node density of OpenStreetMap data in summer 2015.
It's one of many data sources we use.
Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, Imagery © Martin Raifer, cc-by
Open as larger interactive map
It's one of many data sources we use.
Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, Imagery © Martin Raifer, cc-by
Open as larger interactive map