Create your own geocoding workflow with built-in cleaning and error detection. Cut API spend by 70% and increase your geocoding reliability up to 99%.
Choose your providers, define the cascading order, set your fallback rules, and let Coordable handle the rest. No code required. Just drag, configure, and deploy.
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Automatically route addresses through lower-cost providers first
so you only pay premium rates when necessary.
Simulator based on Google Maps API pricing ($5 / 1,000 requests).
It does not take into account the free tier of the provider.
The first benefit is a significant improvement in geocoding success rate. Where a single provider might top out at around 90% usable results, using multiple providers in cascade often raises that to 98–99% correctly geocoded addresses, by selecting the most relevant result at each step.
The second benefit is cost optimization. For companies geocoding large volumes of addresses, relying only on a provider like Google Maps can become very expensive. Coordable lets you prioritize cheaper or free solutions and only fall back to premium providers when it is truly necessary.
Stop choosing between price and quality. With Coordable, you finally get both.
Geocoding providers never say "I don't know." They often return a coordinate no matter what, even when the address is ambiguous or the match is wrong. Without validation, those silent errors go straight into your database.
The provider returned a result confidently. You have no way to know the house number is wrong. The error enters your database silently.
With Coordable LLM Check you get the same evaluation a human would do, but on millions of addresses. Try it out now.
Geocoding orchestration sounds simple until you actually sit down to build it.
You need to know when a result is good or bad, and that is not trivial, because every provider has its own response format, its own confidence scoring, and its own way of failing silently. Then you need to write and maintain integration code for each provider. Handle their individual rate limits and throttling rules. Build async request handling if you are working at scale. Write fallback logic. Monitor failures. Keep it all up to date when providers change their APIs.
That is weeks of work for something that is not your core product. Coordable does all of it, so you can focus on what actually matters.
Route requests across Google, HERE, Mapbox, Nominatim and more, in the order you define.
House number matching, street similarity, postcode checks. We know when to trust a result and when to retry.
Each provider fails differently. We handle their error codes, edge cases, and silent failures so you do not have to.
Google Maps, HERE, and Mapbox all have different throttling rules. We manage them automatically.
Geocode millions of addresses with async processing. No need to build a queue or manage concurrency yourself.
AI-powered result verification on top of rule-based checks. The equivalent of a human reviewing every result.
Register on Coordable and add your provider API keys (Google, HERE, Mapbox...). We store them securely and never use them for anything else.
Set your provider order, fallback rules, and validation settings using the visual flow builder. No code needed at this step.
One simple request. Coordable handles the rest.
curl -X POST https://api.coordable.co/geocode \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"address": "1427 Main St, Springfield, IL",
"pipeline": "my-pipeline"
}'Better results. Lower cost. Zero blind trust.
Orchestrate your providers, catch bad results, and reduce your API spend. All in one pipeline. Available via API or spreadsheet (Excel, CSV...).
Google Maps is one of the most accurate geocoding providers, but it is also one of the most expensive. At $5 per 1,000 requests, costs add up quickly at scale. Coordable lets you route addresses through lower-cost or free providers first (like Nominatim or OpenCage) and only fall back to Google when needed, which can cut your API spend by up to 90%. Beyond cost, even Google Maps alone tops out at around 90% usable results. By combining multiple providers in cascade, Coordable regularly reaches 98 to 99% correctly geocoded addresses. On top of that, Coordable validates every result regardless of which provider returned it, so you are not blindly trusting a single source.
HERE is a well-established geocoding provider with competitive pricing, but like any single provider it has coverage gaps and can top out around 90% usable results depending on the region and data quality. Coordable lets you use HERE as part of a cascading workflow, combining it with other providers to reach 98 to 99% success rates. You also get result validation on top, so errors from HERE are caught before they reach your database — something HERE does not offer natively.
Cascading means using several geocoding providers in a defined order. For each address, Coordable tries the first provider; if that fails or the result doesn’t meet your criteria, it automatically tries the next one, and so on. You get higher success rates without manually retrying or switching providers yourself.
You define an ordered list of providers (e.g. Google → HERE → Mapbox). Coordable sends each address to the first provider; if the request fails or the result fails validation, it automatically retries with the next provider until one returns a valid result or the list is exhausted. That way you get the most reliable result without manual fallbacks.
Yes. You can enable several providers and set a cascading workflow. Coordable will use them in sequence per request (with optional validation and retry). That reduces dependency on a single provider and can cut costs by using cheaper providers when they succeed.
No. Coordable uses external geocoding providers and enhances their results with AI-powered address cleaning and validation. You get either the same results or better results, with error detection and automatic retries.
Yes. For security and confidentiality requirements, Coordable can be self-hosted in your own infrastructure. Contact us to learn more about this option.
Yes. Coordable uses a bring-your-own-key model: you add your API keys for the providers you want (e.g. Google, HERE, Mapbox). We never store or use keys for anything other than your geocoding requests. You keep full control and pay providers according to their pricing.
Upload your spreadsheet, choose your provider(s) and cascade order, and run the job. Cleaning runs before geocoding; if a provider fails, Coordable can retry with the next one. You get validated results and can export to CSV.
Yes. You can export geocoding results to CSV.
Both. Use the REST API for real-time geocoding or upload Excel/CSV for batch runs. You get the same cleaning, cascading, and validation either way.
Yes. We offer free credits when you register so you can try the platform with your own API keys.
Start free. Upgrade as you scale with transparent, usage-based pricing. You pay your providers (Google, HERE, etc.) according to their terms; Coordable’s fee is separate and based on usage.