Account & Billing

Plans and photo credits

How DroneFlow bills processing — plan allotments plus pay-as-you-go photo credits.

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DroneFlow bills the work that costs real compute — processing your photos — through a mix of a plan and photo credits, so you're never paying for capacity you don't use.

The Billing page showing the current plan, its price, the renewal date and the payment method on file.
Your plan and your renewal date. Photo credits are consumed by processing, not by viewing or sharing.

Plans

Pilot and Fleet include a set number of maps each billing cycle (8 and 10), larger maps, more seats and white-label client pages. Scout has no subscription and no included maps: you pay per photo in credits. Scout processes raw drone photos; a finished export is included with Pilot and Fleet, and during the free trial. The mapping software is the same on every plan. You choose the plan that matches how much you fly.

Photo credits

A photo credit pays for one photo of a raw-photo map. On Scout every raw-photo map is paid this way. On Pilot and Fleet, maps within your monthly included maps cost no credits, and raw-photo maps beyond them run on credits — so an unusually big month doesn't force you into a bigger plan. New accounts start with 150 free credits, which never expire.

Note

A tighter capture is a cheaper capture — see how many photos do I need? to keep credit use down without hurting quality.

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