Priced by the ground.

Land size sets what a map costs. Your plan sets how many you get. 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

The parts people ask about.

What counts as one map?
One analysis of one boundary. Land size decides how many maps that analysis consumes, and the cost is shown before anything runs. There is no silent overage.
What if the evidence is too thin?
We say so rather than inventing a site, and the maps that analysis reserved go back to your balance.
Do unused maps roll over?
No. Allowances reset each cycle, and extra maps can be bought at any time at the per-map price on your plan.
Is the API billed separately?
The API has its own base and meters per map at volume rates. It draws on its own allowance, not your plan's.