For Project Teams and Businesses
One workspace for your whole GIS team. Every dataset we publish, across all 54 African countries, with a shared download history your teammates can actually trust: who pulled which layer, for which country, in which coordinate system and format.
Quote-based. No checkout, no card. We provision your team within 1 business day.
Team pricingPay monthly, quarterly or yearly.
From 3 seats: every dataset, all 54 African countries, and a shared project workspace. Add seats at any time.
Across all 54 African countries — boundaries, hydrology, climate, land, soils, infrastructure, more.
for 3 seats
3 seats included. +$100 per extra seat.
- Every dataset, all 54 countries, always up to date
- Project workspace: live web map of every layer
- Discussion pinned to places, full history with restore
- Owner-managed seats, API access
- Commercial use licence
for 3 seats · you save $150
3 seats included. +$270 per extra seat.
- Every dataset, all 54 countries, always up to date
- Project workspace: live web map of every layer
- Discussion pinned to places, full history with restore
- Owner-managed seats, API access
- Commercial use licence
for 3 seats · you save $1,200
3 seats included. +$960 per extra seat.
- Every dataset, all 54 countries, always up to date
- Project workspace: live web map of every layer
- Discussion pinned to places, full history with restore
- Owner-managed seats, API access
- Commercial use licence
Try it free with your team
A free team gets the full project workspace for 2 people and 3 datasets you choose, with no end date. Upgrade whenever you need more seats or every dataset; your projects carry over.
Paid by bank transfer. We provision your team within 1 business day. Bank charges: OUR. The sender pays all sending and intermediary bank fees. Sector packs (carbon and MRV, mining and more) are quoted separately.
Reach out to get started.
No payment is taken on the site for team plans. We reply with a quote within 1 business day, then provision your workspace once you confirm.
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Our GIS data powers different industries.
From water security to agriculture, the same catalogue serves the teams making real decisions on the ground across Africa.
Where the water actually is.
Rainfall, drought index, transboundary aquifers and river networks for groundwater programmes and early-warning work.
For the work that reaches people.
Population, settlements, roads and admin boundaries for siting clinics, schools, food programmes and access planning.
Catch the changes early.
Land cover, protected areas, wetlands and floodplains for conservation, climate, and impact assessments across the continent.
Ground truth for the ground.
Soil classification, land use and watershed data for cropping decisions, land-use planning and sustainable agriculture.
What every seat unlocks.
The full catalogue
All 15 datasets across all 54 African countries. Boundaries, rivers, rainfall, LULC, soils, population, protected areas and more. This tier is never a reduced catalogue.
Shared download history
Every pull is logged with dataset, country, CRS, format, who and when. New joiners see months of team context on day one.
Duplicate-pull warnings
Opening a layer a teammate already downloaded? The workspace says so before you spend another download on it.
API access
Programmatic access to the catalogue with per-minute rate limits and monthly quotas. Exclusive to team plans.
Project area of operation
Set your operating countries once; the workspace keeps the whole team oriented on the same region.
Commercial licence
Use the data in client deliverables and commercial work, plus custom sub-country datasets on request and direct email support.
Data that won't start arguments.
- One CRS, stated everywhere. Every layer ships in EPSG:4326 (WGS84) and the workspace shows the CRS on every download record, because projection mismatches are how team GIS projects quietly fall apart.
- Formats teams actually use. Shapefile, GeoJSON and KML for vectors; GeoTIFF for rasters; QGIS symbology included where it helps.
- Country-complete coverage. Each dataset is clipped, validated and packaged per country, all 54, islands included.
- Sources you can cite. GADM, HydroSHEDS, ESA WorldCover, CHIRPS, WorldPop, ISRIC, WDPA lineage, with attribution preserved for your reports.