Question 1

How do I turn my Excel spreadsheet into a map?

Accepted Answer

Copy your data from Excel (or any spreadsheet), paste it into the BatchGeo text box on the homepage, click 'Validate and Set Options,' then click 'Make Map.' BatchGeo automatically detects your address columns and geocodes each location. The process typically takes a few seconds for up to 250 rows.

Question 2

How many addresses can I map for free with BatchGeo?

Accepted Answer

BatchGeo's free plan supports up to 250 data points per map with no account required. For larger datasets — up to tens of thousands of locations — BatchGeo Pro plans are available starting at $99/month.

Question 3

What types of location data does BatchGeo accept?

Accepted Answer

BatchGeo accepts street addresses, intersections, city names, US and international zip or postal codes, GPS coordinates (latitude/longitude), and IP addresses. Only one location column is required — additional columns become interactive data in each map marker.

Question 4

Can I embed a BatchGeo map on my own website?

Accepted Answer

Yes. After saving your map, BatchGeo generates a simple iframe embed code you can paste into any website, blog, or CMS — including WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, and Drupal. No coding knowledge is required. The embedded map is fully interactive.

Question 5

Does BatchGeo work with Google Sheets or CSV files?

Accepted Answer

Yes. BatchGeo works with any tabular data you can copy and paste — including Google Sheets, Excel (.xlsx, .xls), Numbers, CSV files, and even HTML tables from websites. Simply select your data, copy it, and paste it into BatchGeo.

Question 6

Can I make my BatchGeo map private or password protected?

Accepted Answer

Password-protected maps are available on BatchGeo Pro plans. Free maps are publicly accessible by anyone with the map URL. Pro maps can also be set to unlisted (accessible by link only, not indexed publicly).

Question 7

Does BatchGeo support route optimization?

Accepted Answer

Yes. BatchGeo Pro includes multi-point route optimization for up to 25 locations. You can select points on your map and generate the most efficient route, then open it directly in Google Maps for turn-by-turn navigation.

Question 8

Is BatchGeo accurate for international addresses?

Accepted Answer

BatchGeo uses the Google Maps Geocoding API, which supports addresses worldwide — including the US, Canada, UK, Australia, Europe, and most international locations. Accuracy is generally to the street level for countries with good Google Maps coverage.

Example Address	City	State	Zip	Name	Phone Number	Group	URL
1 Crossgates Mall Road	Albany	NY	12203	Apple Store Cross Gates	(518) 869-3192	Example Group 1	https://www.apple.com/retail/crossgates/
Duke Rd & Walden Ave	Buffalo	NY	14225	Apple Store Walden Galleria	(716) 685-2762	Example Group 2	https://www.apple.com/retail/walden/
630 Old Country Rd.	Garden City	NY	11530	Apple Store Roosevelt Field	(516) 248-3347	Example Group 3	https://www.apple.com/retail/rooseveltfield/
160 Walt Whitman Rd.	Huntington Station	NY	11746	Apple Store Walt Whitman	(631) 425-1563	Example Group 3	https://www.apple.com/retail/waltwhitman/
9553 Carousel Center Drive	Syracuse	NY	13290	Apple Store Carousel	(315) 422-8484	Example Group 2	https://www.apple.com/retail/carousel/
2655 Richmond Ave	Staten Island	NY	10314	Apple Store Staten Island	(718) 477-4180	Example Group 1	https://www.apple.com/retail/statenisland/
7979 Victor Road	Victor	NY	14564	Apple Store Eastview	(585) 421-3030	Example Group 1	https://www.apple.com/retail/eastview/
1591 Palisades Center Drive	West Nyack	NY	10994	Apple Store Palisades	(845) 353-6756	Example Group 2	https://www.apple.com/retail/palisades/
125 Westchester Ave.	White Plains	NY	10601	Apple Store The Westchester	(914) 428-1877	Example Group 3	https://www.apple.com/retail/thewestchester/
103 Prince Street	New York	NY	10012	Apple Store SoHo	(212) 226-3126	Example Group 2	https://www.apple.com/retail/soho/

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