Product

Aerial imagery

Available

30cm imagery served as map tiles, with the spectral overlays on the same endpoint. Your map already knows how to draw it — point MapLibre, Leaflet or OpenLayers at the URL and it works.

Available now · usage reporting coming soon

30cm

Resolution

102

Illinois counties

$0

Egress fees

See the imagery

Search an Illinois address, or drop in a coordinate anywhere. Toggle between the street basemap and the aerial layer — both come from the same endpoint your integration would call.

30 cm imagery is Illinois only for now. National coverage arrives in Q4. The coordinate box still works anywhere — outside Illinois you get the national tier, which is lower resolution.

This demo covers Illinois and Florida.

41.882500, -87.623300 — the coordinate we matched.

Illinois, Florida, Texas, New York, Colorado, Arizona, California and Pennsylvania today — National coverage arrives in Q4. Email team@oklocate.com if you would like your state prioritised.

Visual and spectral, one endpoint

Not a separate product to integrate — the same tile request, with a different layer name.

Visual

True-colour imagery at 30cm, tiled and cached at the edge. Enough to see a roof, a driveway, a pool and a detached garage.

Spectral overlays

NDVI, NDWI and EVI computed from the near-infrared band, so vegetation density and surface water read directly off the map instead of needing a second dataset and a join.

Priced per parcel view

One parcel view is one time a user's viewport centres on, or clicks, a specific property.

TierPer monthParcel viewsIncludes
Free$01,000Visual imagery
Starter$4925,000Visual imagery
Builder$199150,000Visual imagery, Spectral overlays (NDVI, NDWI, EVI)
Scale$799750,000Visual imagery, Spectral overlays (NDVI, NDWI, EVI), Risk overlays (flood, fire)
EnterpriseContact usUncappedVisual imagery, Spectral overlays (NDVI, NDWI, EVI), Risk overlays (flood, fire), SLA, White label

Charging per tile punishes you for a user zooming out, which is a behaviour you cannot control and should not have to price. A parcel view is the thing your product actually does.

Where the imagery comes from

Public-domain imagery. What you pay for is it being tiled, cached, kept current and served without an egress bill.

  • USDA NAIP aerial imageryPublic domain (US Government work)Varies by state, 1 to 3 years old

Getting it

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