How Solvi Pricing Works

Solvi uses a yearly subscription model where pricing is primarily based on how many drone flights you process over the course of a year. Instead of charging per user or per individual analysis, Solvi relies on a credit-based system that provides flexibility in how different types of data are processed.

When you subscribe to a plan, your account is loaded with a predefined number of credits for the yearly period. These credits are then deducted as you upload and process drone imagery. The number of credits used depends on what type of analytics you run, but the overall principle remains the same: credits are consumed as data is processed.

Solvi offers three subscription plans—Starter, Professional, and Enterprise. The main difference between these plans is the number of credits included per year, which effectively defines how many drone flights can be processed. Higher-tier plans also provide better pricing efficiency, meaning fewer credits are used per upload and per hectare, making them more suitable for users working with larger volumes of data.

Credits are refreshed when your subscription renews for the next yearly period. If all credits are used before the renewal date, additional credits can be purchased and added to the account, allowing work to continue without interruption. This setup makes it easy to scale usage depending on seasonal workload, project size, and the type of analytics being performed.

In the following sections, this pricing model is explained in more detail, including how subscription plans differ, how credits are calculated and consumed, what counts as an upload, and how advanced analytics such as PlantAI affect credit usage.