Create Accurate Event Layouts—In Minutes, Not Hours.
Forget complex design software or hand-drawn chaos.
Good Event Maps lets you quickly build precise site layouts directly onto Google Maps, using real-world terrain as your canvas.
No demos, no training—just instant clarity and control for festivals, expos, and outdoor events. Plan fast. Stay accurate. Get back to what matters.
Simple, flexible and powerful event mapping for your business.
Drop tents, toilets, and trucks directly onto Google Maps, exactly where they’ll go on the day.
Plan every site layout with precision, without guesswork or costly redraws.
It’s simple, practical, and perfectly matches your real-world event site.
Staff get instant access to live maps on their phones, showing exactly where to place every bit of event equipment.
No guesswork, no errors—just a perfect setup every time.
Vendors, clients, and partners see the same clear map, reducing confusion and back-and-forth questions.
Share maps digitally or in print, keeping everyone aligned effortlessly.
Detailed planning means fewer costly mistakes, improved safety, and less time wasted.
Better planning means smoother execution and real savings on your bottom line.
From music festivals to sporting events, drop your layout straight onto Google Maps, coordinate crews live, and export pro plans with ease.
Instantly find your event location and easily place your equipment on the actual terrain.
Snap, measure, and align items down to the metre/ft.
Use ready-made icons for bars, chairs, marquees, trees—you name it.
Download branded PDFs for crew folders or clipboards.
Music, sport, shows, or weddings. One tool, unlimited maps, any occasion.
Everyone works on the same map—no sending versions back and forth.
Enable real-time collaboration for your team and share controlled, view-only access with customers and vendors.
Share your event map digitally — let customers and vendors explore, comment, and interact, while you track every view and engagement.
The only mapping tool that’s free, forever.
Check out the video below to see the system in action.
