Pricing

The data is free.
The convenience is $49.

Every map layer and every unit stat, free on the web forever. Pro pays for the servers — sync, offline packs, sharing, alerts — not for the data.

Free

$0

On the web. Forever. No account, no card.

— All map layers, every covered state— Full unit research stats— Waypoints, routes & elevation profiles— Saved locally in your browser
Open the map

Pro

$49/yr

Everything in Free, plus the work of carrying it.

— Cross-device sync— Offline map packs on mobile— Share links & hunting-party trips— Deadline, season & fire-closure alerts
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One plan, one price. Billing by Paddle — cancel in two clicks, keep Free forever.

What’s in each

Feature
Free
Pro
Land ownership, parcels & owner names
Hunt units, terrain, trails, MVUM, landlocked
Unit research stats, every covered state
Waypoints, routes & elevation profiles
local
synced
Cross-device sync
Offline map packs (mobile)
Share links & hunting-party trips
view only
Deadline, season & fire-closure alerts

For context

OpenHunt Free

$0

all data, web

OpenHunt Pro

$49

per year

onX Premium

$35

1 state

onX Elite

$100

all states

GoHunt Insider

$150

research + maps

List prices as published, June 2026. Their data teams are good — ours is a pipeline you can read.

Fair questions

Why is the good stuff free?

Because it isn't ours. Land ownership, unit boundaries, draw results — it's government data your taxes produced. Charging for access to it is the incumbents' business model, not a law of nature.

What happens if OpenHunt shuts down?

The code is AGPL and the pipeline is public. Anyone — including you — can stand the whole thing up with one docker command. Your data exports anytime as GPX or GeoJSON.

Can I self-host and skip Pro?

Yes, genuinely. Run it yourself and you get sync and sharing on your own server. Pro is for people who'd rather pay $49 than run a server — that's the whole business.

Try the map first.

No trial clock, no card. If Pro ever earns its $49, you’ll know.

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