A WikiMapping project that you set up and activate using PayPal costs $349 for one year. When a project reaches 1000 users or 3000 comments, you get a friendly email notification and your project continues to collect data. This just lets you know that you’re doing well, and it helps us keep track of busy projects.
Custom setup and code modification is available for an additional fee.
Code customization is owned by WikiMapping and can be made available to other projects. Because people use WikiMapping for a wide variety of goals, so we don’t make all functionality public.
When a project expires, it reverts to demo mode but doesn’t lose data. The data is accessible and downloadable. If you decide to start the project up again at a later date, you can.
Yes. Sometimes consulting planners will set up a project using their email and contact information. If you are a planner and expect to transfer a project, you may not want to have other projects as part of the same email account. The project can be transferred by changing the contact information. This will not change the length of the project.
This feature lets a user input turn-by-turn instructions. We have several features that are turned on by request. In many cases, WikiMapping project administrators have contributed to the development. We don’t try to hide the features. They get mentioned on the blog. But people need to request them.
We have made WikiMapping fully functional with either google maps or open street map, and we reserve the right to convert projects to open street map at any time. On the other hand, we could increase support for google maps. We just don’t know at this point.
