PrecisionSky Portal

The honest comparison.

What Pix4D, DroneDeploy and Optelos ask you to do, from their own documentation, and what the portal does instead. Then the price row.

Six and a half minutes, with a real Nemo run on camera.

On one page

Pix4DDroneDeployOptelosPrecisionSky portal
Pick a template, tick outputsYou doFewer knobsVendor setupNever. One upload.
AI findings, box and photo behind eachNot offeredEnterprise agents, quotedCustom models, onboardingIncluded
Thermal in real °C on the 3D modelPix4Dmapper, desktopHigher tierBy projectIncluded
Your customer's own login, your brandShare links / seatsSeats, by quoteVendor-provisionedIncluded
Whiteboard and safety link on a phone———Included
Invoice your customers, your own Stripe———Included
Spray operators: job sheet, scout, field filePix4Dfields, separatePlant-health maps—Included
Processing hardwareYour PC or cloudCloudCloudOwn server, 2×H100 + 2×A100
SupportTicket / communityTicketAccount teamA person. Text us.
Pricefrom $333/mo, 1 seat$4,188/yr, 1 seatQuote$2,000 once · $50/customer/yr · $60–240/run

Pix4D, DroneDeploy and Optelos are trademarks of their owners. Rows describe each vendor's published workflow and list prices as of October 21, 2026 (support.pix4d.com, dronedeploy.com, optelos.com); tiers marked "quoted" are not listed publicly. "—" means not a function of that product.

What the table leaves out

The big names are good at what they sell: a mapping engine you drive yourself. The portal is a different shape. It is the thing your customer logs into, with your name on it, that holds the map, the model, the thermal, the findings, the whiteboard and the invoice for every job you have ever flown for them. You stop being the help desk, and you stop paying per seat for the privilege.

$2,000 once for your seat and your white-label. $50 per customer per year. Mapping runs $60 to $240 flat by photo count. No seats, no contract. Full price sheet.

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