October Product Update: New Ways to Access Maya: 14-Day Free Trial, Individual Plans, and Maya Maps

We are making Maya more accessible. To provide more flexible usage and ad-hoc access to Maya Maps, we have launched three exciting new updates:

1. Self-signup for a 14-day free trial.
2. A new individual plan and more flexible monthly options.
3. Maya Maps, an easy-to-use “Polygon to Map” converter for ad-hoc analysis.

Try Maya Free for 14 Days – No Commitment Required 🚀

Sign up for a 14-day free trial to explore everything Maya has to offer. During your trial, you’ll have access to all Maya features and 15 analysis credits, letting you test real use cases and evaluate the platform’s value first-hand.

Upload your area of interest, select the analyses you're interested in, and receive your custom geospatial report.

Not sure where to start? Check out our video tutorials for a quick overview and helpful tips.

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New Plans for Greater Flexibility 💎

We've introduced a new individual subscription plan and monthly options to provide more flexibility, making finding the right fit for your workflow easier.

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Maya Maps: Your Easy “Polygon to Map” Converter for Ad-Hoc Analysis 🗺️

With Maya Maps, create high-quality, customized maps and analyses for your area of interest in just a few clicks. Simply upload a GeoJSON polygon or draw a shape, and Maya will instantly generate a detailed map tailored to your AOI. Each dataset is available for 50€, and you’ll receive a weblink to access your hosted maps along with a downloadable PDF report.

Note that Maya Maps operates independently from our main Maya platform, so this product doesn’t support report editing, shareable online links, or the AI copilot. It also has limited availability of analysis jobs.