Quick start
Five minutes from zero to a working Yatmo map on a page.
1. Get your license keys
Email info@yatmo.com, or contact one of our regional resellers. You’ll receive two keys: a frontend key (for plugins) and a backend key (for the REST API). See License & keys for the full distinction.
2. Pick a path
- Quickest: a plugin (iframe, WordPress, JavaScript).
- Most flexible: the REST API.
- For AI agents: the Yatmo MCP server — same data, AI-shaped tools.
Unsure? Read Plugins or REST API? (the MCP server is covered there too).
3. Drop in a map
For the JavaScript plugin, paste this into a page:
<div id="map" style="width: 100%; height: 500px;"></div>
<script>
yatmoConfig = {
licenseKey: 'YOUR_FRONTEND_KEY',
language: 'EN',
country: 'BE',
container: 'map',
center: [4.352514, 50.846714], // [longitude, latitude]
zoom: 16
};
</script>
<script src="https://map.yatmo.com/map_v3.js"></script>
map_v3.js is the current plugin. The older map.js is still served and
existing pages keep working with it, but new integrations should start from
map_v3.js, which the rest of this documentation describes.
Open the page: you should see an interactive Yatmo map on the Grand-Place in Brussels. Then change center to your property's coordinates, longitude first.
4. Next steps
- Try the other plugins: iframe plugin (no JS, one tag), JS Summary, JS Summary-as-text.
- Try the advanced features: isochrones, favorite addresses, map styles.
- Outgrowing the plugins? Read the REST API overview.