What affects the price?
A small accessible site requiring current-condition imagery is very different from a remote property requiring detailed mapping, survey control and multiple outputs.
- Area and terrain
- Travel and remote-site logistics
- Required ground resolution
- Airspace and permissions
- Processing and deliverable type
- Repeat visits or progress monitoring
The brief determines the workflow
The cheapest flight is not always the most useful. We first clarify how the imagery will be used, then recommend the level of capture and processing needed to meet that purpose.
What to send for an accurate quote
Share a map pin or boundary, approximate site size, required outputs, timing and any known access constraints. Reference examples are useful when the intended deliverable is visual.
Frequently asked questions
Can you quote from a map pin?
A map pin is a useful start. For mapping work, a site boundary, approximate area and intended output help us quote more accurately.
Is travel included?
Travel and remote-site logistics are included or shown clearly in the project quote.