TomTom offers developers free access to their online APIs

TomTom (TT) has announced their revamped developer portal which includes enhancements to its product offerings and a pricing model aimed at small and medium sized business to integrate TT’s Online API into their applications. It allows users access to any of its APIs, together with full documentation, daily free allowances of 2,500 transactions, and sign-up is available at TT Maps API Developer Portal. The online API pricing model is aimed at supporting start-ups and allowing businesses to grow at their
November 8, 2017 Read time: 2 mins

1692 TomTom (TT) has announced their revamped developer portal which includes enhancements to its product offerings and a pricing model aimed at small and medium sized business to integrate TT’s Online API into their applications. It allows users access to any of its APIs, together with full documentation, daily free allowances of 2,500 transactions, and sign-up is available at TT Maps API Developer Portal.

The online API pricing model is aimed at supporting start-ups and allowing businesses to grow at their own pace.

Both the Location Based Service Platform and Developer Portal can be accessed via developer.tomtommaps.com. Further information can also be found at %$Linker: 2 External <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?><dictionary /> 0 0 0 link-external www.tomtommaps.com TomTom website link false https://www.tomtommaps.com/ true false%>.

Gregory De Jans, head of developer relations at TT “We have crafted our product offerings and pricing with the start-up developer in mind. Developers can evaluate, develop, and commercially deploy their products for free. Even when businesses have brought their products to market, TomTom provides thousands of free transactions, keeping the barrier of entry low. We want to work alongside developers and help every developer be as successful as possible.”

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