Free Bing Maps Migration Assessment
Book a free Bing Maps migration assessment with an OnTerra Systems consultant. In one working session, we review your Bing Maps usage, code and licensing, recommend Azure Maps or HERE for each application, and give you a plan with effort, cost and timing before Bing Maps for Enterprise retires on June 30, 2028. A Microsoft partner since 2005.
Last day to sign a 12-month contract: June 30, 2027, just 230 days away.
UWP Map Control stops working Nov. 30, 2026, just 18 days away.
Book your free assessment →Why Book a Bing Maps Migration Assessment?
The deadlines are closer than 2028. Microsoft retires Bing Maps for Enterprise on June 30, 2028, but the last 12-month contract has to be signed by June 30, 2027, and the UWP Map Control stops working on November 30, 2026. Migrations take planning, development and testing time. The assessment tells you how much.
Your session is with someone who has done Bing Maps migrations. OnTerra has worked with Microsoft mapping platforms for more than 20 years.
We discuss what your apps actually do, which Bing Maps services they depend on and what your team can take on.
You leave with a recommended platform, the work involved, a licensing approach and a timeline — whether or not you hire us.
What Our Free Bing Maps Migration Assessment Covers
Bing Maps usage & services
Which Bing Maps services you call — map control, geocoding, routing, imagery, spatial data services — and how much, so the target platform is sized and priced on real usage.
Code & SDK dependencies
Web Control (V8), REST services, WPF and UWP map controls, and anything built on them. We flag the dependencies that take the most effort to replace.
Target platform fit
Azure Maps or HERE, compared against your actual features, regions and data needs. OnTerra licenses and supports both, so the recommendation follows your requirements.
Licensing & cost
Your current Bing Maps agreement, whether a 12-month renewal makes sense as a bridge, and what the new platform will cost — including Azure Maps pricing changes for former Gen1 customers.
Feature gaps
Features with no direct equivalent, such as Bird’s Eye oblique imagery and multi-itinerary route optimization, and the options that replace them.
Timeline & risk
A realistic migration schedule against the deadlines that apply to you, and the risks to address first.
Your Bing Maps Migration Plan: What You Walk Away With
Every Bing Maps migration assessment ends with clear recommendations and next steps, whether or not you hire OnTerra.
- A recommended target platform for each application, with the reasons
- The dependencies and feature gaps to plan around
- A licensing approach that bridges you safely to the new platform
- A realistic timeline against the Bing Maps deadlines
- Clear next steps — and, if you want help, a scoped proposal for the migration work
Bing Maps Retirement Deadlines and Key Dates
| November 30, 2026 | Microsoft’s UWP Map Control stops working. Windows apps built on it need a replacement. |
| June 30, 2027 | Last date to sign a 12-month Bing Maps for Enterprise contract. |
| June 30, 2028 | Bing Maps for Enterprise is retired. |
Dates verified November 2026.
How It Works: From Booking to a Migration Plan
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Book your assessment
Fill in the short form below. It takes about two minutes.
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We schedule the session
A migration consultant contacts you to set a time and to ask for anything useful to review beforehand, such as usage reports or the services your apps call.
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Discovery session
A working session with your team on your applications, data, licensing and goals. Bring your developers if you can.
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Findings & recommendations
We share our findings and the recommended migration path.
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Optional: migration proposal
If you want OnTerra to do or support the work, we put together a proposal with scope, timeline and cost. No obligation.
Request Your Free Assessment
Tell us a little about your Bing Maps applications and we’ll set up a time.
Want to read first? Our free Bing Maps Migration Guide, Bing Maps retirement guide and UWP Map Control guide cover the options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the assessment really free?
Yes. There is no cost and no obligation. If you want help with the migration afterwards, we will scope it separately.
Is this just a sales call?
No. You meet with a consultant who has done Bing Maps migrations, and the session is about your applications and your options.
Do we need to have chosen a new platform?
No. Most customers haven’t. Choosing between Azure Maps and HERE is one of the main things the assessment helps with.
Do we need to share our source code?
No. Knowing which Bing Maps services and controls your apps use is usually enough. Developers who know the code make the session more useful.
We use the UWP Map Control. Is it too late?
No, but it is urgent: the UWP Map Control stops working on November 30, 2026. Mention it in the form and we will prioritize your session.
What is a Bing Maps migration assessment?
A free working session with an OnTerra migration consultant. We review which Bing Maps services and controls your applications use, your licensing and your deadlines, then recommend a target platform, a licensing approach and a timeline for the move.
How long does the assessment take?
Booking takes about two minutes. The assessment itself is one working session with your team, scheduled at a time that suits you, followed by our findings and recommended migration path.
What happens when Bing Maps for Enterprise is retired?
On June 30, 2028, Bing Maps for Enterprise services stop. Maps, geocoding, routing and imagery calls from your applications will no longer work, so they need to move to another platform before then.
Should we move to Azure Maps or HERE?
It depends on the features, regions and data you need. Azure Maps is Microsoft’s replacement for Bing Maps; HERE is strong in routing, truck and fleet use cases and global map data. OnTerra licenses both, and the assessment compares them against your applications.
How much does it cost to migrate from Bing Maps?
It depends on how many applications you have, which Bing Maps services they use and which features need replacing. The assessment gives you the effort, licensing approach and timeline, and if you want help, we follow up with a scoped proposal and cost.
Can we keep using Bing Maps until 2028?
With a Bing Maps for Enterprise agreement, yes: services run until June 30, 2028, and June 30, 2027 is the last date to sign a 12-month contract. Leaving the move to the last year adds risk, so most teams start planning now.
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