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TomTom

Maps and location technology to keep the world moving

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TomTom is an independent location, navigation and map technology company that provides mapping products, navigation software, traffic data and location APIs. It addresses the need for accurate, up-to-date road and location information across consumer navigation, automotive systems, fleet operations, public infrastructure and application development.

Its portfolio includes TomTom Orbis Maps, Map Maker, the Maps SDK for JavaScript, Map Display API, Places APIs, Satellite Imagery and GEM for geospatial data management. Navigation offerings include the TomTom AI Agent, Routing APIs, Automotive APIs, Automotive Navigation, Navigation SDK for mobile, ADAS SDK and RoadCheck. Traffic products include TomTom Traffic, MOVE, Area Analytics, Traffic Stats, Origin Destination Analysis, Route Monitoring, Junction Analytics, Historical Traffic Volumes and Traffic APIs. Services also cover Tracking and Logistics APIs, EV Data Service, Unified Speed Restrictions, Hazard Warnings, Speed Profiles, Speed Cameras, Parking Services and Fuel Services. TomTom uses AI in mapping, navigation and location-based solutions, and offers a Model Context Protocol Server for AI agents.

TomTom serves drivers, automotive makers, developers, businesses, and public sector and government organizations. Products are available through a developer portal with a free starting option, interactive demos, and contact-based tailored approaches; specific editions, seat-based or usage-based packaging are not detailed here.

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