Cleared for takeoff

Set up a mission in minutes and approve the price. A next generation aircraft is standing by nearby, on ground that was cleared before it arrived, and gets the data while you watch.

A DJI Matrice 4T enterprise inspection drone
  • No drone to buy

    Nothing to own, charge, insure or store. The aircraft is already installed near the site, and keeping it airworthy is our problem.

  • No licence to hold

    A qualified operator supervises every mission. You say what you need seen; nobody in your business has to be certified to fly.

  • Regulations handled

    The approval covering a pod’s area is obtained before the pod is placed there. The paperwork that stalls most drone plans never reaches your desk.

Flight types

Everything starts here. Either something has happened and you need to see it now, or something needs watching and you want it flown the same way every time.

  • Something is happening

    Immediate Flight

    An incident, an alarm, a storm going through. A control room deciding what to send, or a loss adjuster deciding what it will cost. It is happening now, so it needs seeing now, not visiting next Tuesday.

    • In flight in seconds, because nothing has to travel
    • Priced and approved on the spot
    • Live view from the moment it launches
    Start an immediate flight
  • Something needs watching

    Scheduled Flight

    A roof, a stockpile, a perimeter, a build. The same route flown the same way, so two dates actually compare instead of nearly matching.

    • Nightly, weekly or monthly, set once
    • One price for the programme, agreed up front
    • Every pass comparable to the last
    Set up a scheduled flight

Mission runsheet

You brief us and pick a window. Everything after that is ours, including the month of paperwork you never see.

  1. Nothing waits on an approval because the airspace around a pod is cleared before the pod is placed in it. The months of paperwork happen once, per area, and they are already behind you by the time you order.

  2. Say what you need the site, the job, and whether you want it immediately or on a schedule. Two minutes in the app, no scoping call, nobody to ring.

  3. See the price before you commit the actual figure, not a range and not a quote that lands in three days. Urgency is part of it, so you can weigh tonight against Thursday.

  4. Approve it, and the cost leaves your wallet in one press. No purchase order, no invoice to chase, no procurement round trip for a job worth less than the paperwork around it.

  5. The aircraft deploys from a pod already within range, so nothing drives to site. A qualified operator supervises it, and routine repeats fly themselves.

  6. Watch it happen while it is in the air. The flight streams live, and you can bring the pilot into the mission to direct it if something needs a second look.

  7. The deliverables land in your account: imagery, thermal, measurements or a written report, processed and checked, with the full flight record attached.

What actually lands in your hands

Processed, checked, and in the format the next person in your process needs.

  • High-resolution imagery

    Close enough to see the crack, the corrosion or the person.

  • Thermal

    Radiometric, so a hot joint or a wet panel is a measurement rather than a colour.

  • Orthomosaic

    The whole site as one flat, scaled image you can measure off.

  • Measurements

    Volumes, areas and distances, taken from the capture rather than estimated.

  • Change over time

    The same route flown the same way, so two dates line up and the difference is the answer.

  • Written report

    What was found, where it is, and what it means, with the imagery behind it.

The old way is mostly waiting

Hiring a drone for a job is four days of admin around twenty minutes of flying, and a pod already nearby removes the four days. For the work that still goes up in a helicopter, it removes most of the cost as well.

Getting started

Hiring a crew per job

Scope the job, request quotes, pick a contractor, agree a date.

SupaDrone

Pick the site and the job. Two minutes.

What it costs

Hiring a crew per job

A quote per job, days later, and a different number every time you ask.

SupaDrone

Priced in the app as you build the mission. You see the figure before you approve it.

Waiting

Hiring a crew per job

Days to weeks, depending on who is free and when the weather holds.

SupaDrone

The aircraft is already nearby. Book the window you want, or launch now.

Airspace and paperwork

Hiring a crew per job

Yours to chase, or bundled opaquely into somebody else’s fee.

SupaDrone

The area is cleared before a pod is placed in it, so there is nothing left to wait for.

While it flies

Hiring a crew per job

You find out how it went when the files eventually turn up.

SupaDrone

You watch it live, and can talk to the pilot if something needs a second look.

Consistency

Hiring a crew per job

A different pilot flies a different line, so the images never quite compare.

SupaDrone

The same route flown the same way, so two dates are actually comparable.

The record

Hiring a crew per job

Files land in an inbox and scatter.

SupaDrone

Every mission timestamped and kept together, with who flew it and why.

Where it works

Anywhere an asset is easier to understand from above, more than once.

  • Mining and quarries

  • Agriculture and estates

  • Solar and renewables

  • Construction

  • Ports and terminals

  • Logistics and industrial estates

  • Substations and grid plant

  • Oil and gas facilities

  • Security services

  • Public safety

  • Incident and storm response

  • Search support

Questions worth asking

What does a mission cost?

You see the exact price before you approve anything. It depends on the site, the job and how quickly you want it. Urgent work costs more than scheduled work, and the app shows you both so the choice is yours rather than ours.

Who actually flies it?

A qualified operator reviews and supervises every mission. Flight-critical control and aircraft recovery stay within the aircraft and dock systems. Nothing flies unsupervised.

Can I really talk to the pilot mid-flight?

Yes. Bring them onto the mission and you can direct the flight while it is in the air: go back over that corner, hold on that roof. It is charged per mission, so you only pay for it on the flights that need it.

Who owns the data?

You do. Capture from a mission you requested is yours. It is never listed for sale unless the site owner has separately opted in, and you would be asked.

What happens in bad weather?

Conditions are checked before a mission is confirmed and again before it flies. If it is outside limits it is rescheduled rather than flown badly, and you are not charged for a flight that did not happen.

What if there is no pod near me?

Tell us where you are. Demand is how we decide where pods go next, and a site with a repeatable need is often a candidate to host one itself.

Tell us the site and the question

Open an account and price your first mission in a couple of minutes, or tell us where you are and we will tell you what is already flying nearby.