Planet-wide vector and terrain tiles, one URL.
The RMT API serves a planet-wide OSM base map (z0–14), US contours at 40 ft / 10 m intervals, terrain-RGB elevation, and public-lands, MVUM, GTLF, and native-lands overlays — plus four ready-made styles (bright/dark × imperial/metric), fonts, and sprites.
One style URL. That's the integration.
Every plan includes a Map — a hosted MapLibre style you configure once in the dashboard. No tile-serving infrastructure to run.
import maplibregl from "maplibre-gl"; new maplibregl.Map({ container: "map", style: "https://tiles.reloquent.ai/styles/osm-bright/style.json?key=YOUR_RMT_KEY", });
Maps. The dashboard issues a style URL per Map at /maps/{id}/style.json —
pick a theme, units, and overlays once, then reuse the URL anywhere.
Bearer support. Prefer not to put your key in a URL? Every route also accepts
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_RMT_KEY in place of ?key=.
What's live right now.
The base map is already planet-wide. Contours, terrain, and overlays are expanding region by region.
| Layer | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Base map | Planet, z0–14 |
| Contours | United States (final Alaska/Hawaii metric cells finishing) · worldwide planned |
| Terrain-RGB | United States + Canada/Mexico · worldwide planned |
| Overlays (public-lands, MVUM, GTLF, native-lands) | US, national |
Beta — coverage expands continuously.
Metered by tiles. No bill shock.
RMT has its own meter — tile requests, not RLQ's credits. Hit your monthly cap and requests are refused (429 + Retry-After), never billed — enforcement phases in during beta.
Hard monthly caps — capped requests are refused (429 + Retry-After), never billed. During beta, caps are monitored while enforcement is phased in. Commercial use allowed on every tier.
Hard monthly caps — capped requests are refused (429 + Retry-After), never billed. During beta, caps are monitored while enforcement is phased in. Commercial use allowed on every tier.
Hard monthly caps — capped requests are refused (429 + Retry-After), never billed. During beta, caps are monitored while enforcement is phased in. Commercial use allowed on every tier.
Hard monthly caps — capped requests are refused (429 + Retry-After), never billed. During beta, caps are monitored while enforcement is phased in. Commercial use allowed on every tier.
Every map built with RMT must display attribution. MapLibre renders it automatically from the
attribution field baked into our styles and TileJSON, so most integrations need
nothing extra. Full source-by-source credits: data-source attribution.
Questions, answered plainly.
What counts as a tile request?
Any request for a tile coordinate — a vector or raster fetch at a specific z/x/y, including empty-tile responses (204s and 304 not-modified hits). That's the unit metered against your monthly cap.
Do styles, fonts, or sprites count against my cap?
No. Loading a style, a font range, or a sprite sheet is authenticated but not metered — only tile fetches count.
What happens when I reach my cap?
Hard monthly caps — capped requests are refused with HTTP 429 and a Retry-After header, never billed overage. During beta, caps are monitored while enforcement is phased in.
Can I restrict my key to specific domains?
Yes. The dashboard's origin allowlist restricts a key to specific hostnames — including wildcards like *.example.com — for browser requests; leave it empty to allow all origins. Configurable now; enforced at general availability.
What's a Map?
A Map is a named, hosted style URL. Configure its theme, units, and overlay layers once in the dashboard and reuse the URL — no client-side style assembly required.
Is this billed together with RLQ?
One Reloquent account and one dashboard, but separate products: RLQ and RMT have their own keys, caps, and plans, billed as separate itemized line items on one invoice.