For drone pilots
Shoot with anything: drone, DSLR, 360 panoramas, HDR brackets, RAW. Add the property intelligence nobody else has. Deliver a share page your client brags about. One tool from card reader to client link.

This is the part your competition cannot hand a client, because their software has no idea where the approximate parcel boundary is.
Pick the parcel once. The approximate parcel boundary projects onto your photo in seconds using the camera pose from the flight and the shape of the terrain, so the line climbs the hill instead of floating over it.
Shot a 360 panorama? The same approximate boundary drops into the 360, so your client can stand in the middle of the lot and look around in every direction.
Boundaries come from public parcel data, so they are an approximation, never a survey. Use the markup tools to sketch or annotate details you know from the ground.

Epiloft reads the camera pose, finds real landmarks around the shot and drops labelled pins where they actually sit in the frame. Pick which ones matter, restyle them, drag a label, done. Place data from OpenStreetMap contributors.
Full markup toolkit on every photo: arrows, shapes, freehand, highlighter, callouts, spotlights, layers and locking, all of it exported and shared exactly as you drew it.
Do you shoot new subdivisions? Ranches? Large commercial properties? Our interactive map will make your clients love you.

On a big parcel, a folder of files is useless. Nobody can tell which pond, which pad, which lot. Epiloft pins every photo on a map of the property, so your client taps a corner of the land and sees exactly what you shot there.
If your deliverable today is a zip file, this is the upgrade your buyer actually feels: a developer walking lot by lot, a ranch broker sending one link to an out-of-state buyer, a commercial client checking the loading dock without calling you.

The share page is the product. One link, opens on a phone, nothing to download and nothing to install.
Finished photos with the approximate parcel boundary and labels in place, the property map with every shot pinned, and a 3D view when you flew for one. They swipe. That is the whole learning curve.
Your logo, your name, your contact. Epiloft does not put its badge on your work on a paid plan, and your client never has to know what you built it in.
Text the link, embed it on a listing site, or hand your client a free viewer account. Downloadable files are still there when someone wants the originals.
Try it on a real shoot for 14 days. Go unlimited when the work does.
Do you need to process 3D models and orthomosaic tiles?$0for 14 days
Bring a real dataset and run a real model before you pay for anything. Card on file, cancel any time before it converts.
Converts to the plan and billing period you pick (Photo Pro $49 monthly or $492 a year, 3D Studio $179 monthly or $1,788 a year) on day 15 unless you cancel.
$41/month, billed annually
or $49 month-to-month
Lock in this rate for as long as your subscription stays active. Prices will rise as the platform grows; founding members keep theirs.
The photo and map product, unlimited. Every page live while you subscribe. Your brand, not ours.
Annual works out to $492 a year. No 3D processing or model import. Need a 3D model? Run a single one for $30 plus processing credits.
$149/month, billed annually
or $179 month-to-month
Lock in this rate for as long as your subscription stays active. Prices will rise as the platform grows; founding members keep theirs.
Everything in Photo Pro, plus the whole Studio: 3D models and orthomosaic tiles.
Annual works out to $1,788 a year. Cloud processing is still billed with prepaid credits.
The trial takes a card and converts to the plan and billing period you pick (Photo Pro $49 monthly or $492 a year, 3D Studio $179 monthly or $1,788 a year) on day 15 unless you cancel. Trial limits are 5 projects, 1,500 photos in total and 25 GB of storage, with 3D and ortho processing open, 100 3D processing credits and 20 AI Enhance credits included. Beyond those credits, cloud 3D processing is billed separately with prepaid credits.
Built by a working real estate broker, general contractor, and licensed drone pilot - because the existing tools weren't built for how this job actually works.
Flying with a crew? See team plans.