Pricing
Pricing shaped around your geography and workload.
Every team monitors different places, at different frequencies, with different data. We scope each engagement with you instead of forcing a fixed plan.
Engagement models
Where most teams start
Pilot
Proving value on one high-value workflow.
We scope together
- One use case
- One geography or asset set
- The analyses that answer your question
- A review of findings with your team
Team
Recurring monitoring and shared workspaces.
We scope together
- Monitored areas and sites
- Observation cadence
- Users and roles
- Alerts and reporting needs
Enterprise
Custom geography, data, security, and integrations.
We scope together
- Data requirements and licensing
- Integrations with your systems
- Security review
- Support model and workloads
API and usage
Products that embed geospatial outputs.
We scope together
- Processing volume
- Output formats
- Integration pattern
- Access and usage reporting
What shapes a quote
Six things we ask about.
- Area and sites
- How much ground you cover and how many locations you track.
- Data sources
- Open imagery, licensed commercial imagery, and contextual layers.
- Analyses
- Comparison, classification, change detection, and risk context.
- Cadence
- How often areas are re-checked as new observations arrive.
- Integrations
- Exports, webhooks, and API connections to your systems.
- Support and security
- Onboarding, review requirements, and security commitments.
Questions
Pricing questions.
Why isn't there a price list?
Costs depend on geography, data sources, analyses, and cadence, which vary a lot between teams. Scoping first means you pay for what your question needs.
What does a pilot include?
A pilot is a scoped evaluation built around one use case and geography, with agreed analyses and a review of the findings with your team.
Can we start small and expand later?
Yes. Most teams begin with one high-value workflow and add areas, users, and integrations once it proves useful.
Do we need to share data to get a quote?
No. A description of your area, the change you care about, and how often you need answers is enough to start.
Get a scoped proposal for your area of interest.
Tell us what you want to monitor or understand. Let's explore how geospatial intelligence could fit your workflow.