Aeralas Maps

Measured conclusion: Deep-tested. L2 outcome: tools_ok.

Print-ready annotated aerial maps of US addresses for real estate and engineering, paid via x402.

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Copy this into your MCP client config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "Aeralas Maps": {
      "url": "https://maps.aeralas.com/mcp",
      "transport": "streamable-http"
    }
  }
}

Measured tools (5)

• get_service_info read-only

  What the maps contain, the price, imagery coverage and quality, how to pay over x402, and how a person can buy one directly. Free.

  Hints: read-only yes · destructive not declared · idempotent not declared · open-world no

• check_map read-only

  Lay out the map and report what it had to compromise on -- overlapping labels, truncated text, annotations off the page -- plus the imagery quality and what was drawn, so drafted labels can be edited. Returns no image. Free; iterate here before make_map.

  Parameters:

  • dpi — integer
  • mapId — string — Revise a map you already bought. Returned as X-Map-Id on your paid export. Re-exports are free for 7 days as long as the FRAME is unchanged — change labels, styling, overlays and page elements freely; changing address, center, groundWidthM, pageSize, orientation or dpi makes it a different map.
  • title — string — Title block heading. Defaults to the address.
  • center — array — [longitude, latitude] in WGS84. Alternative to address.
  • address — string — US street address, city and state. Geocoded via the US Census.
  • overlays — array — Thematic layers drawn under the annotations. A legend is added automatically. fema-flood: regulated floodplain (blank means no mapped hazard — FEMA draws Zone X with no symbol). nwi-wetlands: USFWS National Wetlands Inventory.
  • pageSize — string
  • autoLabel — Draft tenant callouts from OpenStreetMap and road names from Census TIGER before drawing your own. Use this when you do not know what is at the location. Pass an object to control how many: fewer labels is the simplest cure for a crowded page.
  • labelScale — number — Text size multiplier applied to every annotation that does not set its own textScale. Drop to ~0.8 to fit more labels; raise for a map read at arm’s length.
  • annotations — array — Callouts to draw. Placement, collision avoidance and leader lines are automatic.
  • orientation — string
  • groundWidthM — number — True ground width of the frame in meters. 500 fits a typical retail plaza; 20000-40000 makes a regional map, where autoLabel drafts cities, highway shields and water instead of tenants.
  • pageElements — object — Page furniture. Turn elements off to free up room for labels.
  • imagerySourceId — string — Imagery source id. Defaults to the sharpest source covering the frame.
  • titleBlockScale — number — Size multiplier for the title block.

  Hints: read-only yes · destructive not declared · idempotent not declared · open-world yes

• preview_map read-only

  Render the map at screen size with a PREVIEW watermark and return it as an image, so the user can see the layout before buying. Same request as make_map. Free.

  Parameters:

  • dpi — integer
  • mapId — string — Revise a map you already bought. Returned as X-Map-Id on your paid export. Re-exports are free for 7 days as long as the FRAME is unchanged — change labels, styling, overlays and page elements freely; changing address, center, groundWidthM, pageSize, orientation or dpi makes it a different map.
  • title — string — Title block heading. Defaults to the address.
  • center — array — [longitude, latitude] in WGS84. Alternative to address.
  • address — string — US street address, city and state. Geocoded via the US Census.
  • overlays — array — Thematic layers drawn under the annotations. A legend is added automatically. fema-flood: regulated floodplain (blank means no mapped hazard — FEMA draws Zone X with no symbol). nwi-wetlands: USFWS National Wetlands Inventory.
  • pageSize — string
  • autoLabel — Draft tenant callouts from OpenStreetMap and road names from Census TIGER before drawing your own. Use this when you do not know what is at the location. Pass an object to control how many: fewer labels is the simplest cure for a crowded page.
  • labelScale — number — Text size multiplier applied to every annotation that does not set its own textScale. Drop to ~0.8 to fit more labels; raise for a map read at arm’s length.
  • annotations — array — Callouts to draw. Placement, collision avoidance and leader lines are automatic.
  • orientation — string
  • groundWidthM — number — True ground width of the frame in meters. 500 fits a typical retail plaza; 20000-40000 makes a regional map, where autoLabel drafts cities, highway shields and water instead of tenants.
  • pageElements — object — Page furniture. Turn elements off to free up room for labels.
  • imagerySourceId — string — Imagery source id. Defaults to the sharpest source covering the frame.
  • titleBlockScale — number — Size multiplier for the title block.

  Hints: read-only yes · destructive not declared · idempotent not declared · open-world yes

• make_map

  Render the print-resolution map and return a download link. Costs $1 USDC, paid over x402: the first call returns the payment requirements; sign and call again with the payment. Charged only if the render succeeds. Includes 7 days of free revisions via revise_map.

  Parameters:

  • dpi — integer
  • mapId — string — Revise a map you already bought. Returned as X-Map-Id on your paid export. Re-exports are free for 7 days as long as the FRAME is unchanged — change labels, styling, overlays and page elements freely; changing address, center, groundWidthM, pageSize, orientation or dpi makes it a different map.
  • title — string — Title block heading. Defaults to the address.
  • center — array — [longitude, latitude] in WGS84. Alternative to address.
  • format — string
  • address — string — US street address, city and state. Geocoded via the US Census.
  • overlays — array — Thematic layers drawn under the annotations. A legend is added automatically. fema-flood: regulated floodplain (blank means no mapped hazard — FEMA draws Zone X with no symbol). nwi-wetlands: USFWS National Wetlands Inventory.
  • pageSize — string
  • autoLabel — Draft tenant callouts from OpenStreetMap and road names from Census TIGER before drawing your own. Use this when you do not know what is at the location. Pass an object to control how many: fewer labels is the simplest cure for a crowded page.
  • labelScale — number — Text size multiplier applied to every annotation that does not set its own textScale. Drop to ~0.8 to fit more labels; raise for a map read at arm’s length.
  • annotations — array — Callouts to draw. Placement, collision avoidance and leader lines are automatic.
  • orientation — string
  • groundWidthM — number — True ground width of the frame in meters. 500 fits a typical retail plaza; 20000-40000 makes a regional map, where autoLabel drafts cities, highway shields and water instead of tenants.
  • pageElements — object — Page furniture. Turn elements off to free up room for labels.
  • imagerySourceId — string — Imagery source id. Defaults to the sharpest source covering the frame.
  • titleBlockScale — number — Size multiplier for the title block.

  Hints: read-only no · destructive not declared · idempotent no · open-world yes

• revise_map

  Re-export a map bought with make_map, free for 7 days: change labels, annotations, styling, overlays or page elements. The frame must stay the same -- address or center, groundWidthM, pageSize, orientation, dpi. Requires the mapId make_map returned.

  Parameters:

  • dpi — integer
  • mapId — string — Revise a map you already bought. Returned as X-Map-Id on your paid export. Re-exports are free for 7 days as long as the FRAME is unchanged — change labels, styling, overlays and page elements freely; changing address, center, groundWidthM, pageSize, orientation or dpi makes it a different map.
  • title — string — Title block heading. Defaults to the address.
  • center — array — [longitude, latitude] in WGS84. Alternative to address.
  • format — string
  • address — string — US street address, city and state. Geocoded via the US Census.
  • overlays — array — Thematic layers drawn under the annotations. A legend is added automatically. fema-flood: regulated floodplain (blank means no mapped hazard — FEMA draws Zone X with no symbol). nwi-wetlands: USFWS National Wetlands Inventory.
  • pageSize — string
  • autoLabel — Draft tenant callouts from OpenStreetMap and road names from Census TIGER before drawing your own. Use this when you do not know what is at the location. Pass an object to control how many: fewer labels is the simplest cure for a crowded page.
  • labelScale — number — Text size multiplier applied to every annotation that does not set its own textScale. Drop to ~0.8 to fit more labels; raise for a map read at arm’s length.
  • annotations — array — Callouts to draw. Placement, collision avoidance and leader lines are automatic.
  • orientation — string
  • groundWidthM — number — True ground width of the frame in meters. 500 fits a typical retail plaza; 20000-40000 makes a regional map, where autoLabel drafts cities, highway shields and water instead of tenants.
  • pageElements — object — Page furniture. Turn elements off to free up room for labels.
  • imagerySourceId — string — Imagery source id. Defaults to the sharpest source covering the frame.
  • titleBlockScale — number — Size multiplier for the title block.

  Hints: read-only no · destructive not declared · idempotent not declared · open-world yes

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