Know where to drill.

Draw a boundary. Beneath scores the whole parcel against geology, well records, terrain and satellite evidence, then ranks the strongest places to drill.

Halverson Ranch

Kings County, California · 18.4 km² · Best overall

Site 01

strong confidence
Depth
7896 m
Yield
4882 m³/h

Sits on the thickest saturated sand in the parcel, with two completed wells on the same unit within 1.4 km.

Completed well 1.4 km north-west

E-110

Cased to 88 m into the same sand, reported 64 m³/h on a 2023 pump test.

supports · 90

California DWR, Well Completion Report database · Jun 2023

Base of the Corcoran Clay

E-112

The confining clay is thinnest here, and the sand beneath it is at its coarsest.

supports · 74

USGS Central Valley Hydrologic Model · Jan 2019

Run this on your land

A real analysis of 18.4 km² in California’s Central Valley. Click a site to read the evidence behind it.

Whole-area scoring

Every cell, not one pin

The parcel is scored end to end, so the map argues for itself before it ranks a site.

Sources you can open

Evidence, with weights

Each site carries the records behind it, including the ones that argue against it.

No fake precision

Ranges and confidence

Depth and yield arrive as bands. Where the evidence is thin, we say so on the map.

A field boundary drawn over contour lines with three numbered sites inside it

01

Give us the ground

Draw a field, farm or property.

Rain soaking down through fractured rock into an aquifer

02

We do the homework

Geology, wells, terrain, aquifers, rainfall and four seasons of satellite, crossed against each other.

A cross-section through the ground: soil, chalk, a lens of water, and a borehole passing through them into fractured rock

03

We show our working

Every site names its target unit, its expected depth and the records that put it there.

API

Same analysis, called from your system.

POST a boundary, get an analysis id back, and receive the full result on your webhook when it lands. One rate at every volume. The API is for answering your own ground, not for reselling ours.

Per map, any volume
$19
1 map covers
25 km²
Past 250 a month
Talk to us
Read the API docs
bash
curl https://api.usebeneath.com/v1/analyses \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $BENEATH_API_KEY" \
  -d '{ "boundary": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [...] },
        "objective": "best_overall" }'

Priced by the ground you cover.

Land size sets what a map costs, your plan sets how many you get, and the API meters the same unit.

Field

One person, checking their own ground.

$49/ month

4 maps · up to 25 km² · 1 seat

  • 4 maps a month
  • Parcels up to 25 km²
  • Candidate sites with depth and yield
  • Evidence behind every site
  • PDF field report

Extra maps $19 each.

Survey

Most chosen

Drillers and consultants running jobs back to back.

$179/ month

20 maps · up to 150 km² · 3 seats

  • 20 maps a month
  • Areas up to 150 km²
  • 3 seats and shared projects
  • Technical view and candidate comparison
  • GeoJSON, KML and Shapefile export
  • Priority processing

Extra maps $12 each.

Basin

Utilities, NGOs and engineering firms working at scale.

$549/ month

80 maps · up to 400 km² · 10 seats

  • 80 maps a month
  • Areas up to 400 km²
  • 10 seats and an organisation workspace
  • Client-ready branded reports
  • Drilling-outcome feedback loop
  • SSO and audit log

Extra maps $8 each.

Single map

One parcel, once. No subscription.

Up to 25 km²
$59
25–75 km²
$119
75–150 km²
$199

API

The same analysis, called from your own system.

$99/ month + usage, 10 maps included

Every map after that
$19 per map
Past 250 maps / month
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Analyses are licensed for use inside your own organisation. Reselling, white-labelling or redistributing a result needs a written agreement.

Read the API docs
Up to 25 km²
1 map
25–75 km²
2 maps
75–150 km²
4 maps
150–400 km²
9 maps

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