MapTools
GeoNode
vs
OpenStreetMap

GeoNode: Open-source geospatial content management and data portal. OpenStreetMap: The free, editable map of the world built by volunteers.

GeoNodeOpenStreetMap
CategoryWeb GIS & Cloud PlatformsBasemaps & Map Tiles
Pricing modelOpen sourceFree
Starts atFreeFree
Free tier——
Open sourceYesYes
Software licenceGPL-3.0ODbL (data)
API——
PlatformsWeb, LinuxWeb, Data download
Made by—OpenStreetMap Foundation
Commercial useCheck termsAllowed
Export / print imagesCheck termsAllowed
Offline / cachingCheck termsAllowed
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GeoNode features

  • Data catalogue and metadata
  • Map composition
  • OGC services via GeoServer
  • Permissions and groups
GeoNode alternatives

OpenStreetMap features

  • Global map data under ODbL
  • Editable by anyone
  • Data extracts and full planet downloads
  • Foundation for most open map services

Data is licensed under ODbL: free to use, including commercially, with attribution. Produced works such as map images can carry any licence; derivative databases must stay under ODbL. The standard tile server at tile.openstreetmap.org follows a strict usage policy and must not be used for heavy traffic or bulk downloading.

OpenStreetMap alternatives

Summary based on public information. Check each provider's current pricing and terms.