Jawg pricing: Local business search API, GET /
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$0.00per 1,000 placesWe haven't run a Local business search API benchmark yet.This plan is free. We rank 89 plans for Local business search APIs by price. Half the plans cost $0.04 per 1,000 places or less.Stadia Maps's $250 monthly plan is the cheapest paid plan per 1,000 places: $0.001. Stadia Maps charges for each page of results. We count 10 places on each page to get the $0.001 price.
Plan: Basic one of Jawg's 5 plans
- Free, BasicBasic$0.00 per 1,000
- €3,000 yearly, ProfessionalProfessional$0.141 per 1,000
- €6,000 yearly, EnterpriseEnterprise$0.141 per 1,000
- Contact us, Pay-as-you-GoPay-as-you-Go
- Contact us, Tailor-madeTailor-made
Call:
GET / one of Jawg's 2 callsAPI: Local business search API Jawg's only API
About this item
- Freshness. We don't know how fresh this plan's data is.
- 4 of the 8 key fields we check. Address, Website, Coordinates, Opening hours.
- Nothing to pay. You get 5,000 requests a month, enough for 5,000 pages. Calls stop once your requests run out. Requests are reset on the renewal date.
- One call. You send
texttoGET /. The call returns the businesses there.places/ v1/ search - Who can get it: with conditions. Keep data: with conditions. Use data: with conditions.
Jawg: Local business search API alternatives
Jawg alternatives: every Local business search API plan compared
The table starts with Jawg's cheapest paid plan. Next come plans from other providers with the price per 1,000 places closest to Jawg's.
| Jawg, €3,000 yearly, Professional, GET /places/v1/search | Yandex Maps API, $162,500 yearly | Google Maps Platform, pay as you go, 5,000,001+ monthly events, POST /v1/places:searchText, Places API Text Search Enterprise | Tencent Maps, CNY 70,000 yearly, Commercial licence, Premium (商业授权 高级版), GET /ws/place/v1/explore | Ola Maps, pay as you go, Tier 2 · 100K–5M, GET /places/v1/nearbysearch/advanced | |
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| $ per 1,000 places | $0.141 | $0.13 | $0.132 | $0.143 | $0.147 |
| Completeness | 50% | 75% | 100% | 38% | 88% |
| Billing | yearly | yearly | pay as you go | yearly | pay as you go |
| Pay | €3,000 | $162,500 | monthly | CNY 70,000 | per call |
| Enough for | 50,000 pages a month | 25,000,000 pages a year | as many as you pay for | 10,000 pages a day | as many as you pay for |
| Freshness | unknown | 1 day | unknown | unknown | unknown |
| Who can get it | Professionals only, not a direct competitor of Jawg | anyone with a Yandex ID | anyone with a Cloud Billing account | enterprises and other organizations with enterprise certification, which does not take foreign companies, the licence is for use in a live app | anyone |
Sources
From each provider's own pricing page and docs, and from what providers tell us. We read this row from these pages on 2026-11-04.
Product details
The key fields this plan's answer can hold, then each filled column in its row on the sheet.
- Address
- Phone, not in the answer
- Website
- Category, not in the answer
- Coordinates
- Rating, not in the answer
- Review count, not in the answer
- Opening hours
| $ per 1,000 places | $0.00 |
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| Per | page of 40 |
| Billing | free |
| Most per search | 40 |
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| Also pays for | Static Maps: 5,000 a month · Navigation: 5,000 a month · Elevation: 5,000 a month · Map Views: 25,000 a month · from the same budget: Reverse Geocoding |
| Units cap | hard |
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| $ per 1,000 | $0.00 |
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| Their pitch | Through a process known as geocoding, Jawg Places and Pelias allows you to use natural language to find a particular place by entering an address or the name of a landmark or business, and then translates the result into the geographic coordinates used by computers. |
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| Keep data | You may not take any action that improperly decreases the fees that you owe us (e.g., create multiple accounts for the purpose of not exceeding the monthly free usage credits, store Transactions results). |
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| Use data | Client acknowledges and agrees that (i) the Services are designed for and marketed to professionals only and that (ii) it may not access and use the Services, if Client is a direct competitor of JAWG, except with the prior written consent of JAWG. [...] solely for Client’s own internal purposes, as defined as follows: Client is exclusively allowed to use the Solution by logging to the Server through Internet and accessing the Jawg Services with the relevant access token, according to the procedures and methods provided by JAWG by any means throughout the Term of the Free Trial or the related Subscription. Within the subscription rate-limits, the CLIENT is allowed to create and deliver access-tokens to any consumer without restrictions. [...] Client is not notably allowed to (i) allow a third party to use the Services, except as otherwise stated in the Agreement and provided that such third party expressly undertakes to comply with the terms and conditions of use of the Services as defined in the Agreement, it being agreed that Client remains responsible for any use of the Services under the Agreement, (ii) use the Solution otherwise than as part of the Services and/or for any other purpose than those expressly stated in the Agreement, (iii) reproduce, download, make copies of the Solution, or remove the Solution from the Server, or attempt to perform such acts, (iv) modify, translate, reverse-engineer, decompile, disassemble, recreate, even partially, make derivative works of the Solution, or attempt to or enable third parties to perform such acts, except as may be otherwise permitted by the applicable law, (v) except as otherwise expressly allowed under the type of Subscription acquired by Client, modify or remove the copyright identifications, trademarks and/or any other intellectual property notice, appearing in and/or on the Solution, or which enables the identification of the Services, (vi) sell, rent, sublicense, make available or otherwise transfer, commercially exploit, and/or share the rights pertaining to the Services, in particular to the Solution, whether in part or entirely, by any means whatsoever, (vii) send or store material containing software viruses, worms, Trojan horses or other harmful computer code, files, scripts or programs, (viii) interfere with or disrupt the integrity or performance of the Services or the data contained therein, (ix) copy any features, functions or graphics of the Solution and/or (x) attempt to gain unauthorized access to the Services or its related systems or networks. [...] Jawg has a strict requirement of attributions on the produced maps or when the Client uses our Services. By using our Services the Client agrees to provide such attributions on the maps he displays or close to where our services are used. It’s required to indicate “© JawgMaps” with a link to https://www.jawg.io/ on all maps, no exceptions can be made. For Jawg Data based on OpenStreetMap sources, you must adhere to attribution requirements of OpenStreetMap. It is required to indicate “© OpenStreetMap” with a link to https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright right after Jawg attributions. The non-exhaustive list where this attribution is required is Dynamic Maps (Map Views, Map Load), Static Maps, Geocoding and Navigation. |
| Pay | $0 |
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| You get | 5,000 requests a month |
| Enough for | 5,000 pages a month |
| Expires | reset on the renewal date |
| Per second | 1 |
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| Batch | 1 |
| Answer | in the call |
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| You send | text. Optional: boundary.circle.lat, boundary.circle.lon, boundary.circle.radius, boundary.country, boundary.gid, boundary.rect.min_lat, boundary.rect.min_lon, boundary.rect.max_lat, boundary.rect.max_lon, categories, focus.point.lat, focus.point.lon, lang, layers, size, sources |
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| Method | GET |
| Path | /places/v1/search |
| Plan | Basic |
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| Who can get it | Non-commercial use on publicly available websites (no login) only, by professionals who are not a direct competitor of Jawg |
The 24 fields the plan's answer can hold
place ID, geocoding ID, source, source ID, layer, name, label, house number, street, locality, region, macroregion, country, country code, latitude, longitude, bounding box, confidence, distance, match type, accuracy, website, opening hours, wheelchair access