Agricultural Drone Scanning

See Every Acre.

Act With Precision.

Fly once. Buy only the data layers you need. Weed maps, spray prescriptions, plant counts, and more.

Delivered fast, priced simply. Located in the Niagara Region.

How It Works

Simple two-part pricing. One flight fee, then pick the data layers you actually need.

Book Your Scan

We fly your field and capture high-resolution multispectral imagery. One flat fee based on acreage

Choose Your Layers

Select the data views you need — weed maps, prescriptions, elevation, flowering, or plant count.

Receive Your Data

Processed maps and reports delivered within 48 hours, ready to plug into your operation.

Plan & Save

Book a season package for multiple scans and save up to 25% with priority scheduling.

Essential for Modern Farming

Drones capture high-res NDVI maps, plant counts, and growth trends from above, spotting issues like stress or gaps in minutes, not days of manual work.

Key Benefits

• Pinpoint weak plants or over/under-stocked areas early to optimize irrigation, fertigation, and harvesting.

• Track progress across fields, greenhouses, or rose rows with accurate visuals. No guesswork.

• Save time and money while scaling operations, turning data into higher profits for nurseries and beyond.

Initial Scan Fee

Covers the drone flight, raw imagery capture, and base processing. Charged once per visit, regardless of which layers you purchase.

  • $149

  • $249

  • $399

  • $549

  • Custom / $0.65 per acre

Individual Data Layers

Purchase only the views you need. Each layer is processed separately and priced per acre with a minimum field charge.

Weed Pressure Map

$1.75/ac

Min. $99

Spray Prescription Map

$2.50/ac

Min. $149

Elevation / Terrain Model

$2.00/ac

Min. $119

Flowering Predictor

$2.25/ac

Min. $129

Plant Count

$2.75/ac

Min. $159

📋 PRICING EXAMPLE

A 200-acre field purchasing Weed Pressure + Plant Count:
$249 scan fee + $350 (weed pressure) + $550 (plant count) =
$1,149 total

All 5 Layers — Bundled

Get every data view from a single scan at a significant discount. Best for agronomists and full-season planning. Scan fee is included.

UP TO 50 ACRES

$499

Save ~20%

All 5 layers + scan included

UP TO 100 ACRES

$799

Save ~22%

All 5 layers + scan included

UP TO 200 ACRES

$1,299

Save ~25%

All 5 layers + scan included

UP TO 400 ACRES

$1,999

Save ~28%

All 5 layers + scan included

Multi-Scan Season Packages

Book recurring scans upfront for in-season tracking early, mid, and late season. Scan fees are discounted when reserved in advance.

2-Scan Season

15% Off

  • 2 scheduled flights

  • Same layers each visit

  • Early + late season coverage

  • 48-hr data turnaround

3-Scan Season

20% Off

  • 3 scheduled flights

  • Same layers each visit

  • Early, mid & late coverage

  • 48-hr data turnaround

Full Season (4 Scans)

25% Off

  • 4 scheduled flights

  • Any layers per visit

  • Full season coverage

  • Priority scheduling

  • 48-hr data turnaround

Aerial view of vineyard with color-coded map overlay indicating multiple pre-harvest trial plots.

Using drone imagery or high-res scans, we tally plants automatically with 98%+ precision.

No more manual row-by-row checks; get pixel-perfect counts for roses, veggies, or ornamentals across greenhouses or fields.

Automatically get plant counts and plant health reports. Find out how many plants you have ready to ship and how many you have picked.

NDVI data shows you exactly how healthy and vigorous your plants are, right down to weak spots in your fields or greenhouses.

  • Pinpoint nutrient deficiencies or water stress for targeted fixes.

  • Monitor growth uniformity to boost yields and cut waste.

  • Track trends over time for smarter planting and harvesting decisions.

Aerial view of a tree nursery with multiple rows of trees, some with green foliage and others with sparse or no leaves, organized in parallel lines. One row is outlined in red with an area measurement of 925.57 square meters.
An aerial view of a garden with rows of various plants, trees, and empty plant containers. The plants are organized in neat rows with pathways in between, and there is a numerical display showing '380' plants counted, with a note about the norm.