MapPress – Free Map Plugin for Google Maps & OpenStreetMap

No. The free version allows unlimited maps and markers — no cap, and no upgrade required. Pro adds more features, but it doesn’t raise any limit, because there isn’t one.

No. MapPress includes free Leaflet maps using OpenFreeMap, which serves OpenStreetMap data and needs no API key. A key is only required if you choose the Google Maps or Mapbox engines. You can switch engines at any time without losing your maps.

Add a MapPress block to your page (or use the MapPress box in the classic editor), then add a marker for each location by searching for its address. There is no limit on markers per map. To show locations from many posts on one map, see “Can I show my posts on a map?” below.

Yes, with MapPress Pro . The mashup block shows locations from many posts on one map with a list of results, location search with a search radius, centering on the visitor’s location, and filters.

Yes, with MapPress Pro. Visitors can search by location and filter by post type, category, tag or custom field.

Yes, with MapPress Pro. Add a map to each post, then use a mashup to show them all on one map. Mashups work with any post type and can be limited by category, tag or custom field.

Yes, with MapPress Pro. Upload your own icons or design them in the built-in icon editor, and assign icons automatically by category, tag or taxonomy.

Leaflet maps using OpenFreeMap need no API key or billing setup, or choose Google Maps (which require an API key). Your maps are stored independently of the engine, so you can switch at any time without losing data.

Yes. MapPress includes a Gutenberg map block and full classic editor support, and you can place maps anywhere using a shortcode or directly in PHP.

MapPress itself sets no cookies and doesn’t track visitors. Its default maps load tiles from OpenFreeMap, which says it uses no cookies. Google Maps and Mapbox may track users, but with the Complianz consent plugin, MapPress blocks them until a visitor consents.

Yes. If a map stops loading after enabling aggressive JavaScript optimization, exclude the MapPress scripts from minification or deferral.

Yes. MapPress is WPML compatible, including translation of map and marker content.

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