Map tiles from the EU.
Zero tracking. Zero cookies. Zero drama.

Tilezza serves beautiful vector & raster map tiles for Leaflet and MapLibre — from EU servers, with no visitor tracking of any kind. The GDPR-clean way to put a map on your site, with a free tier that needs no credit card (evaluation & non-commercial use).

Start free — no card, 2 minutes See styles & examples
🇪🇺 EU-hosted & operated 🍪 No cookies, no consent banner needed 🕵️ Visitor IPs never stored 🗺️ OpenStreetMap data 💳 No card required

Why teams pick Tilezza

Everything you need for production maps — nothing that gets you a privacy audit.

GDPR-clean by design

Tiles are served first-party from the EU. We never store visitor IP addresses — access logs are anonymous by construction, so embedding our tiles requires no consent banner.

Vector + raster, one API

MapLibre GL vector tiles (MVT) and pre-rendered PNG raster tiles for classic Leaflet — same data, same styles, same key.

10 styles + your own colors

Voyager, midnight, forest, pastel, a marker-friendly cool gray and more — plus a customization API: override water, land, roads or label colors with a single query parameter.

Fast where it matters

Cache-hit tiles are served in under a millisecond from disk cache; the whole world down to z8 is pre-rendered. Zoom levels 0–19 supported.

Honest, simple metering

One tile = one request. Track your usage live in the dashboard. No opaque “map load” math.

OpenStreetMap + Protomaps

Fresh monthly builds from the Protomaps pipeline under ODbL. Attribution included in every style out of the box.

Two lines to switch

Works with the map library you already use.

Leaflet (raster)

L.tileLayer(
  'https://tilezza.eu/raster/voyager/{z}/{x}/{y}.png?key=YOUR_KEY',
  { maxZoom: 19, attribution: '© OpenStreetMap contributors © Protomaps' }
).addTo(map);

MapLibre GL (vector)

new maplibregl.Map({
  container: 'map',
  style: 'https://tilezza.eu/api/style/voyager?key=YOUR_KEY'
});

Pricing

Start free. Paid tiers are coming soon — early users keep generous limits.

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Free

€0
evaluation & non-commercial
  • 25,000 tiles / month
  • 15 req/s per key — smooth for a couple of concurrent viewers
  • Vector + raster, all 10 styles
  • Style customization API
  • Zoom 0–19
  • 3 API keys
  • Usage dashboard
  • No credit card
Create free account

Pro

€19
/ month
  • 500,000 tiles / month
  • 100 req/s per key — real production throughput
  • Commercial use
  • Priority rendering
  • 10 API keys
  • Email support
Coming soon

Scale

€79
/ month
  • 5 million tiles / month
  • 500 req/s per key
  • Commercial use
  • Custom style hosting
  • Unlimited keys
  • SLA & priority support
Coming soon

Enterprise

Let's talk
self-host or dedicated
  • Dedicated EU instance
  • Custom extracts & regions
  • On-prem / self-hosted option
  • Contract & DPA
Contact us

How Tilezza compares

Honest comparison, based on public docs and pricing pages (July 2026). Do your own math too.

  Tilezza Free CARTO basemaps OpenFreeMap MapTiler Free Google Maps
EU-hosted, no US CDN/proxy in front❌ US CDN❌ Cloudflare proxy❌ global CDN
Embed without consent banner (no visitor IP retention)⚠️ proxy sees IPs
Commercial use on free tier⚠️ paid tiers❌ license⚠️ with attribution+limits💳 credit-based
Raster PNG tiles (classic Leaflet)✅ z0–19❌ vector only
Vector tiles + self-hosted fonts/sprites⚠️
Color customization via URL parameter⚠️ editor⚠️ styling API
Rate limit on free tier15 req/s free · up to 500 req/s paidunpublished, throttledfair-usestrict QPS capscredit-metered
Free monthly volume25k tilesn/a (license-bound)unlimited*~100k tiles$200 credit

*Unlimited but community-funded, no SLA, vector-only, and served through a US-owned proxy network — great project, different trade-offs.

The privacy part, in plain words

When your visitors load a map from Google, CARTO or another US-linked provider, their IP address — personal data under GDPR — is sent to a third party, and you need consent for that. Tilezza is different: tiles come from EU infrastructure operated by an EU company, visitor IPs are never written to disk, and the tile requests carry no cookies or identifiers. Your privacy policy stays one paragraph shorter, and your map works even for users who decline every banner.

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