Search and order sharp, recent imagery for any area of interest, with clear licence terms per scene.
What's included
Orthorectified, pan-sharpened 50 cm imagery in red, green, blue and near-infrared bands, delivered as cloud-optimized GeoTIFF tiles with a cloud and haze mask, footprint polygons and full capture metadata: acquisition time, sensor, off-nadir and sun angles, ground sample distance and processing level. A catalogue API lets you search by area, date range and cloud cover before ordering. New tasking can be requested for areas without suitable recent captures.
How buyers use it
- Assess property and infrastructure exposure for insurance underwriting
- Verify construction progress, land use change and site conditions
- Produce base maps and train computer-vision models on licensed imagery
- Assess damage after floods, fires and storms
Coverage and methodology
The archive covers about 410 million km² captured since 2015 by partner very-high-resolution constellations, with about 60,000 km² added daily. Scenes are processed in-house to a common orthorectified product; geolocation accuracy is typically better than 5 m CE90 without ground control. Archive imagery is priced per km² with a 25 km² minimum order; tasking has a 100 km² minimum and depends on weather and satellite availability. The standard licence allows internal use and derived products; redistribution of raw imagery needs an extended licence. Imagery is not used to monitor or identify individuals.