How to get an estimate for OS MasterMap ^®

OS MasterMap is ordered via the online service on which account customers can create and save estimates, view OS MasterMap contracts and place orders. These orders can be supplied on CD, DVD or downloaded from a file transfer protocol (FTP).

There are recommended system requirements for the actual data and online service. Find out more >>

If you are interested in receiving an estimate for OS MasterMap, there are a few considerations to take into account

• what you want to use the product for
• the amount of data that you take
• how often you need the data to be updated
• OSMM has a minimum annual contract value of £500
  (For details about pricing for OS MasterMap licences available direct from Ordnance Survey, please see our  Business portfolio price list .)

In order to obtain an estimate for the cost of OS MasterMap, you will need to register for the OS MasterMap online service. If you are a new customer, Ordnance Survey will then set up a customer account and password for you. Once you have received these, you will then be able to access the online service and generate an estimate for your area of interest. 

Ordnance Survey is working in collaboration with its partners to ensure that customers are able to adopt OS MasterMap.  More information on the tools and services that our partners can offer is available on the OS MasterMap website.  

Further Assistance

If you are unsure whether OS MasterMap is the best product for your digital mapping needs further assistance is available at our Customer Service Centre on 08456 05 05 05.

Our Account Management team can assist you with general enquiries, provide advice on the products outlined above and information on pricing and licensing. Account managers are further supported by a team of Pre and Post Sales Support (P&PSS) consultants who can assist customers with choosing the right product from a technical perspective. If OS MasterMap is the most appropriate product for you, our P&PSS consultants can work with you to help you to understand the technical aspects of OS MasterMap in more detail and to prepare migration plans where appropriate.