Pricing
The homepage does not state plan tiers or prices for Mappedin Maker; it points readers to a separate pricing page and invites larger requirements to a sales conversation.
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AI-assisted 3D indoor maps built from uploaded floor plans
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What is Mappedin?
Mappedin is an office layout tool. Mappedin Maker turns uploaded floor plans into data-rich 3D indoor maps with AI detection of walls, doors and windows, plus an iOS scanning option and team collaboration.
Mappedin Maker is the do-it-yourself side of Mappedin, a company that positions itself as the market leader in indoor mapping. The pitch is simple: take an existing floor plan, hand it to the AI, and get back a navigable 3D indoor map without a CAD specialist or a GIS team. The system detects and draws structural elements such as doors, windows and walls automatically, and mapmakers then layer on the details that make a venue usable, from operating hours to website links. The core workflow suits facilities teams, retail chains, campus administrators and agencies that need indoor maps for a store, office, library, school or mall but do not want to commission a bespoke survey. Uploading a floor plan is the usual starting point. For spaces where no usable plan exists, the Mappedin iOS app can scan a room and generate a floor plan from the scan. From there the editor handles styling, point-of-interest data and publishing, and teammates can be invited with assigned roles so a large venue does not depend on one person holding all the map knowledge. Safety annotation is a notable extra. Emergency exits and fire extinguisher locations can be labelled directly on the map, which gives visitors, staff and emergency responders a shared reference for a building's layout. That pushes Mappedin beyond wayfinding and into operational documentation. Alternatives tend to divide into developer-first indoor mapping SDKs, which demand engineering time, and general design tools that can draw a floor plan but have no concept of indoor navigation. Mappedin Maker sits in between, closer to a self-serve product with a professional mapping backend behind it. Businesses that outgrow the maker tools can move to Mappedin's other products and a sales conversation.
How do you use Mappedin?
1Create a free Mappedin account
Sign up at the Mappedin app to get access to the mapping editor. This is the entry point for individuals and teams alike.
2Upload a floor plan and let the AI draw it
Bring an existing floor plan into the editor. Mappedin detects and draws doors, windows and walls automatically, which becomes the base of the map.3Scan a room with the iOS app if no plan exists
When there is no usable drawing, use the Mappedin iOS app to scan the space and create a floor plan from the scan, then continue in the editor.
4Enrich the map with data and safety labels
Add operating hours, website links and other point-of-interest details, and mark exits and fire extinguishers so the map works for visitors and responders.5Invite collaborators and assign roles
Add team members to the project with assigned roles so styling, data entry and review can happen in parallel.6Publish and share the finished map
Follow Mappedin's publishing guidance to check the map before release, then share it with the audience it was built for.
Pros and cons
Pros
- AI detection handles walls, doors and windows from an uploaded floor plan, cutting the manual redraw workAI
- iOS scanning gives a route to a floor plan for rooms where no usable drawing existsAI
- Point-of-interest data such as hours and links makes maps decision tools, not just picturesAI
- Role assignment lets several people work on the same mapping projectAI
- Safety annotations for exits and extinguishers add operational value beyond wayfindingAI
Cons
- Public information focuses on capability rather than depth, so limits on floor plan formats and venue complexity are unclear before signing upAI
- Output quality depends heavily on the quality of the upload or scan; poor source drawings will still need cleanupAI
- Editorial and data work continues after the AI pass, so a polished map is not literally a one-click resultAI
- No public API details or integration list on the homepage, which matters if the map must plug into existing appsAI
- Buyers needing custom deployments are pushed toward a sales conversation rather than self-serve documentationAI
How much does Mappedin cost?
Support
Support runs through a sales contact route, with a team available for questions on products, pricing and implementation. No self-serve help centre is described on the homepage.
Learn moreFeatures
AI floor plan conversion that detects walls, doors and windows, 3D map styling, point-of-interest data such as hours and web links, safety annotations for exits and fire extinguishers, team collaboration with role assignment, and room scanning through the Mappedin iOS app.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about Mappedin
How much does Mappedin cost?
The homepage does not state plan tiers or prices for Mappedin Maker; it points readers to a separate pricing page and invites larger requirements to a sales conversation.How do you use Mappedin?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create a free Mappedin account 2. Upload a floor plan and let the AI draw it 3. Scan a room with the iOS app if no plan exists 4. Enrich the map with data and safety labels 5. Invite collaborators and assign roles 6. Publish and share the finished map.What platforms does Mappedin support?
Mappedin is available on Web App and iOS.What are the limitations of Mappedin?
Public information focuses on capability rather than depth, so limits on floor plan formats and venue complexity are unclear before signing up. Output quality depends heavily on the quality of the upload or scan; poor source drawings will still need cleanup. Editorial and data work continues after the AI pass, so a polished map is not literally a one-click result.
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Added10/21/2026
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