BatchGeo: Make a map from your data Overview & Contact Data

BatchGeo is an online mapping service that helps users create interactive pin maps and spreadsheet maps from structured location data. It accepts lists of addresses, postcodes, latitude and longitude coordinates, or spreadsheet rows, then turns them into a shareable map. This makes it useful for anyone who needs to visualize places without installing desktop GIS software. The platform is especially useful for people who work with location data in spreadsheets, such as sales teams, field operations staff, researchers, marketers, real estate professionals, educators, and small businesses. A user can upload a CSV file, Excel workbook, or tabular data set, then create a map instantly. BatchGeo can display markers for each record, group nearby pins, and present customized map views that highlight fields from the source data. What makes BatchGeo notable is its focus on simplicity and free hosting for interactive map locators. Instead of building a map from scratch in a complex mapping platform, users can produce a working, embeddable map from existing data. The service supports common mapping tasks such as plotting multiple locations, reviewing geographic patterns, sharing a map link, and embedding a data map in a website or presentation. For teams that manage site lists, branch networks, delivery stops, survey points, or customer locations, BatchGeo offers a practical way to turn raw data into a visual reference. It is a straightforward tool for creating maps from spreadsheets, inspecting map data, and publishing customized location maps without a large technical investment. The result is a clear geographic overview that can support planning, reporting, and on-site coordination.