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Hosted GIS

Hosted GIS offers a cost-effective way to include mapping, GIS functionality, and geographic content in Web-enabled applications. Hosted GIS product offerings are hosted by ESRI, and they help increase efficiency and reduce costs because you don't have to worry about purchasing, installing or managing GIS software, content, and additional hardware.

ArcWeb Services Suite of Products

Commercial/Government-For commercial and governmental mapping applications ArcWeb Services-Commercial Services offers access to all APIs and data. You can evaluate Commercial Services through a 90-day evaluation or purchase access through a one-year subscription.

Personal Interest-If you are building a personal, noncommercial mapping site, such as one that promotes free volunteer activities in your local area, ArcWeb Services Public Services provides a no-cost, one-year subscription and access to a subset of ArcWeb Services-Commercial Services functionality and data.

Classroom-For students and educators wishing to build custom mapping applications and further their geographic knowledge, ArcWeb Services for Students and Educators also provides a no-cost, one-year subscription. This product also is a subset of ArcWeb Services-Commercial Services functionality and data.

Application and Data Hosting-ArcWeb Services Managed Services provides application and data hosting for your mapping and GIS applications.

Focused Solutions-ESRI offers turnkey, Web-based mapping solutions that focus on a variety of business needs and were built using ArcWeb Services.

  • Business Analyst Online combines GIS technology with extensive demographic, consumer, and business data to deliver more than 50 reports and maps over the Web.

  • MapStudio for Homeland Security provides emergency management and crisis management centers the ability to create a common operating picture and the ability to access very detailed data for any specific event.

  • MapStudio for Media is an affordable and easy way for media outlets, such as newspapers and magazines, to create maps of any location in the world and edit them in typical illustration software.