Our platform provides access to all Ordnance Survey datasets through a suite of APIs and data downloads
The OS Data Hub is a data platform where you can download OS data. Using our suite of APIs and data downloads you can integrate geospatial data into your apps and solutions
Whether you’re new to geospatial or a GIS data expert, the OS Data Hub grants access to our data. Every day we make over 20,000 updates to our database and have documentation and learning resources for you to make the most out of the OS Data Hub.
Geospatial data is being used to solve some of the most challenging issues we face today, and it’s essential our data is easily accessible to all users.
You can create data projects, and download APIs to access our open and premium data. We also have support guides to help you get started, and downloadable documentation across our API suite.
Using our data, you can then integrate Great Britain’s landscapes and views into your workflows. The OS Data Hub gives you access to addressing data, road networks, greenspace topography; all with full attribution to become a key component to your app, platform, project, or solution.
Whether you’re new to geospatial or a GIS data expert, our data platform grants access to our data
You have access to our most current and comprehensive GIS data platform which is updated up to 20,000 times per day
Geospatial data you can trust, built in either the British National Grid or Web Mercator standards
With our APIs and data downloads, you can access only what you need, where you need it, when you need it
Choose the plan that works for you. Get free access to our OpenData or upgrade to our premium plan for premium data access
There are three pricing plans on the OS Data Hub
Our data platform has APIs across three broad categories; basemaps, address data, and geographic features.
The OS Downloads API lets you script and automate your downloads of OS OpenData and OS Premium data. Save valuable time by automating the process.
An API to filter Ordnance Survey data for buildings, roads, rivers, hospitals, playing fields, greenspaces.
Access the relationships between properties, streets and OS MasterMap identifiers for free.
Accurate, up-to-date maps that offer the most convenient way to add detailed OS data to your application.
With OS Match & Cleanse API, you’ll have instant, reliable search results to make deduping and cleansing address data easier for your business.
A geographic directory with basic information on identifiable places. Find the closest location to a given point through the API.
Perform accurate geocoding and reverse geocoding with our secure, scalable, and resilient address API.
A vector tile service providing detailed Ordnance Survey data as a customisable basemap.
An API is an Application Programming Interface. It’s a connection between computers or between computer programs; a type of software interface, offering a service to other pieces of software. In this case, between the OS Data Hub, and your servers.
You can use APIs on your website or apps, to create maps for customer engagement. It’s very likely that you’ve already used an OS API elsewhere, and not noticed. A very basic example would be an interactive map on an About Us page, to help you find a physical location like a shop or head office. They can help customers solve queries, with potential to reduce customer contact calls.
OS APIs provide direct access to our detailed, accurate, trusted data, with a variety of functionality options. The data is updated regularly so you always have the latest view.
Visit the OS Data Hub and choose a data subscription plan that's right for you and your organisation.
Choose your plan and create your account
Take the next step by signing up to the OS Data Hub and create your first project today.
Read a blog by Medium that gives a comprehensive look at what the OS Data Hub is and the APIs that are accessible.
View a press release from Directions Magazine about how the OS Data Hub transforms the way developers access and work with OS data.
Geospatial World writes about how both the public and private sectors prefer OS data hub for their work now.
