NextGIS Web

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What NextGIS Web is

NextGIS Web is an open-source Web GIS server for managing geospatial data, publishing maps, and coordinating workflows centered on QGIS. It keeps vector and raster data in a central database that users manage through a web interface or API. Its map engine supports interactive browser maps, feature editing, and sharing. QGIS Teamspace enables real-time multi-user editing, while vector version control tracks feature changes and supports snapshots and rollbacks. Data can be served through raster and vector tiles, WMS, WFS, OGC API Features, and REST API. The software can run on Linux servers using Docker, keeping geospatial data within customer infrastructure, or through cloud plans with US, EU, and APAC regions. The cloud Free plan costs nothing and allows one user, 15 layers, and 5 GiB, with all resources public. Mini costs €180 a year and Premium costs €900 a year. Premium alone includes guaranteed-reply technical support and cloud resource permissions. On-premise editions have support hours; the listed Standard plan costs €3,500 a year and includes 40 hours of direct support.

Who it suits

NextGIS Web suits GIS managers, developers, IT administrators, field teams, and decision makers managing geospatial data or QGIS-centered work. Teams needing private cloud resources should note that the Free cloud plan makes all resources public.

What it does well

Open-source server supports vector and raster geodata.
QGIS Teamspace enables real-time multi-user editing.
Vector version control supports snapshots and rollbacks.
Cloud plans list US, EU, and APAC regions.
Can be deployed on Linux with Docker.

What to know first

Free cloud plan limits use to one user and 15 layers.
All Free cloud resources are public.
Cloud resource permissions and guaranteed-reply support require Premium.
Premium costs €900 a year.

Limits

The Free cloud plan allows one user, 15 layers, and 5 GiB storage, and all resources are public. Mini includes one user, 10 GiB storage, and unlimited layers; Premium includes 5+ users, 50+ GiB storage, and unlimited layers.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Free	15 layers · 1 user · 5 GiB storage · all resources public	Free
Premium	€100/mo or €900/year · Unlimited layers · 5+ users · 50+ GiB storage · access management · direct support	€100 a month
Mini	€20/mo or €180/year · Unlimited layers · 1 user · 10 GiB storage	€20 a month
NextGIS Web Enterprise	€20000 first year, €10000 subsequent years · Includes Extended · 2 servers · 200 user accounts · 150 hours extended support · white label	€20,000 a year
NextGIS Web Standard	€3500 first year, €1750 subsequent years · 1 server · 50 user accounts · 40 hours direct support	€3,500 a year
NextGIS Web Extended	€7500 first year, €3750 subsequent years · Includes Standard · Collector Hub · Tracker Hub · Web 3D · File Bucket · User Activity Log	€7,500 a year

As nextgis.com lists them, read 2 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Visit the NextGIS Web website.
Choose cloud use or Linux server deployment.
For self-hosting, deploy on a Linux server using containerized Docker.
For cloud use, select the Free, Mini, or Premium plan.
Use the web interface or API to manage geodata.

Verdict

NextGIS Web combines geospatial data management, web mapping, and QGIS collaboration, with both cloud and self-hosted deployment options. Check the public-resource limits on Free and the permissions and support terms for paid cloud plans before deciding.

Questions

Is NextGIS Web open source?

Yes. NextGIS Web is described as an open-source Web GIS server.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. The Free cloud plan costs nothing and allows one user, 15 layers, and 5 GiB storage. All resources are public.

How much do the cloud plans cost?

Mini costs €180 a year and Premium costs €900 a year.

Can NextGIS Web be self-hosted?

Yes. It can be deployed on Linux servers using containerized Docker deployment.

Which data services and integrations does it support?

Datasets can be served through raster and vector tiles, WMS, WFS, OGC API Features, and REST API. Integrations include PostgreSQL, external WMS, WFS, and TMS services, and FIRMS fire monitoring.

Facts from NextGIS Web's own pages

Access controls: Users can create groups, assign roles, and set permissions for layers, services, and maps; the cloud pricing page says resource permissions are available only on Premium. · nextgis.com, 2 Oct 2026
Cloud regions: The cloud plans page lists regional servers in the US, EU, and APAC. · nextgis.com, 2 Oct 2026
Collaboration: QGIS Teamspace supports real-time multi-user editing of server data using QGIS data editing tools. · nextgis.com, 2 Oct 2026
Data management: It provides a central database for vector and raster geodata that users can manage through its web interface or API. · nextgis.com, 2 Oct 2026
Deployment and security: The product can be deployed on Linux servers via containerized Docker deployment, keeping sensitive geospatial data within the customer’s infrastructure. · nextgis.com, 2 Oct 2026
Founded: 2011 · nextgis.com, 28 Sept 2026
Free plan limit: The Free cloud plan allows up to 15 layers, one user, and 5 GiB storage, and all resources are public. · nextgis.com, 2 Oct 2026
Headquarters: Tallinn, Estonia · nextgis.com, 28 Sept 2026
Integrations: The product lists native PostgreSQL support, external WMS/WFS/TMS services, FIRMS fire monitoring, and a REST API for custom integrations. · nextgis.com, 2 Oct 2026
Intended users: The product page describes use by GIS managers, developers, IT administrators, field teams, and decision makers. · nextgis.com, 2 Oct 2026
Product: NextGIS Web is an open-source Web GIS server for geospatial data management, web map publishing, and QGIS-centered collaborative workflows. · nextgis.com, 2 Oct 2026
Services and API: Datasets can be accessed through raster and vector tiles, WMS, WFS, OGC API Features, and REST API. · nextgis.com, 2 Oct 2026
Support: The cloud plans page says technical support with guaranteed replies is available on Premium only, while on-premise products include support hours by edition. · nextgis.com, 2 Oct 2026
Version history: Built-in vector data version control tracks feature changes and supports rolling back changes and creating snapshots. · nextgis.com, 2 Oct 2026
Web maps: The built-in engine supports creating unlimited interactive web maps, with feature editing and sharing in a browser. · nextgis.com, 2 Oct 2026