The credit

One credit, one balance

US$1=100 credits 1 credit = US$0.01

everything is priced in credits and drawn from a single balance
the same credit is spent in every edition — only the catalogue, the bonus and where it runs differ

Part 1 · What a customer buys

ZENITH Commercial

Three editions

	Edition 1 · free · hostedCommunity no commitment · self-serve Freeno commitment	Edition 2 · committed · hostedEnterprise annual commitment · Silver · Gold · Diamond from $250,000per year · by tier	Edition 3 · committed · self-hostedOn-Prem annual platform licence + an Enterprise tier $1,000,000one-time setup · plus your tier
Commercial basis
What it costs	Free	$250,000 · $500,000 · $1,000,000 a year Silver · Gold · Diamond	$1,000,000 one-time setup + the Enterprise tier you hold
Where it runs	ZENITH cloud, shared	ZENITH cloud, shared — dedicated tenant at Diamond	Your data centre or private cloud, single tenant
What you commit	Nothing — self-serve sign-up	An annual commitment, at one of three tiers	An annual platform licence + the Enterprise tier you hold
Bonus credits	—	Yes — the rate rises with the tier	Per tier
Minimum top-up block	Small	Larger — same for both committed editions	As Enterprise
Catalogue & tasking
Catalogue	Public datasets free, + AIN-1 only — the commercial catalogue is walled	Everything — 8 providers, optical and SAR, archive + tasking	Everything — same catalogue, same credits as the tier you hold
Tasking	AIN-1 only — rush, the sole SKU on the dedicated contract · basic queue, behind all paying demand	Standard and Priority · queue position rises with the tier	As the tier you hold
AIN-1 rate	Discounted off list — Silver's rate, never better	Discounted off list, deepening with the tier	As the tier you hold
Platform & capacity
Platform	No API keys, no data cube, no bulk export	API keys · STAC catalog / data cube · bulk export	The same, inside your network
Hosted storage	None — evaluation scratch only	10 TB → unlimited by tier	Your own storage, sized to your hardware
Data retention	90 days	1 → 5 years by tier	Your policy, your hardware
Seats	3	5 → unlimited by tier	Unlimited — site licence
Governance & privacy
Identity	Hosted login	Hosted login, SSO federation from Gold	As the tier you hold
Privacy & keys	Our cloud — our storage, our keys	Our cloud — our storage, our keys	Your object store and PostGIS, your credentials · encryption with customer-managed keys · no telemetry, no phone-home
Data movement	Search, AOIs and orders run in our cloud	Search, AOIs and orders run in our cloud	Public archives and your own imagery mirrored inside your network. Only a commercial tasking order leaves — the provider needs the AOI to collect it
Audit	—	Audit export to your SIEM at Diamond	Full order and access trail in your own store, exportable
Branding	—	—	Your logo, colours, favicon, domain and product name
Service & terms
Updates & continuity	Continuous — we operate it	Continuous — we operate it	Versioned releases you schedule, validated in your staging first · HA / DR config, backup-restore, upgrade rehearsal · offline licence activation
Feature requests	—	—	5 a year, ranked by you at a quarterly roadmap review · shipped in a versioned release
Support	Docs & community forum	Email → 24/7 + named CSM, by tier	24/7 + named CSM + deployment engineer
On-site engagement	—	—	Installed and commissioned on site against a sizing spec we provide · operator and admin training with runbooks
Licence	Internal / evaluation	Commercial → custom government at Diamond	Custom / government + on-prem software EULA
Who it is for	Evaluation, universities, and anyone starting on public data or AIN-1.	Government, defence and commercial buyers on our infrastructure. Silver · Gold · Diamond — compared below.	Sovereign deployments — ministries and defence programs that cannot send AOIs or imagery to a shared cloud.

What actually changes by tier

	Silverentry commitment $250,000per year	Goldmid commitment $500,000per year	Diamondtop commitment $1,000,000per year
Money — what a committed dollar buys
Annual commitment	$250,000	$500,000	$1,000,000
Bonus credits	Bonus on top	Larger bonus	Largest bonus
AIN-1 off list	Discounted	Deeper discount	Deepest discount
Capacity — how much of the platform you get to use
Hosted storage	10 TB	50 TB	Unlimited
Retention delivered imagery + catalog	1 year	3 years	5 years
API rate limit	10 requests / second	60 requests / second	Dedicated quota + sandbox keys
Delivery targets	Portal download	+ S3 / SFTP push, webhooks	+ your bucket, offline media, cross-domain transfer
Governance
Seats	5	25	Unlimited
Identity & audit	Hosted login	SSO federation — SAML / OIDC	+ SCIM provisioning, audit export to your SIEM
Tenancy	Shared	Shared	Dedicated tenant
Service
Support channel	Email	Email + phone	24/7 + named CSM
First response — P1 critical	1 business day	4 business hours	1 hour
Onboarding & training	Remote onboarding	Remote + workshop, quarterly review	Dedicated programme, on-site, 10 analyst days a year

Indicative pricing All figures above are indicative list prices and can change based on requirements — scope, volume, catalogue mix, deployment size, contract length and support level. Final pricing is confirmed per deal.

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Part 2 · How a credit is spent

ZENITH Credit Management

How a credit turns into an order — the same two flows, step by step.

Archive flow

3 steps · flexible AOI

Archive: three steps. The area step is the customer's — they draw it.

Step

Optical — billed per km² · except BlackSky, per scene

SAR — billed per scene

1Constellationdata class

VHR ~30 cm — Pléiades Neo, WorldView 30 cm, BlackSky Gen-3 HR 50–70 cm — Pléiades, WorldView 50 cm, SkySat, AIN newsat50, Satellogic NewSat MR 1 m+ — BlackSky Gen-2, SPOT, PlanetScope

HR ≤ 0.5 m — Umbra Spotlight, Synspective Staring / Sliding Spotlight MR 1–3 m — Synspective StripMap, Umbra Scan

2Product levelprocessing form

L1 · L1_ortho projected, orthorectified, radiometrically calibrated L2 atmospherically corrected SR super resolution

SLC · GRD amplitude, geocoded — the analysis-ready default SR_GRD super resolution

3Areaflexible AOI

The user defines the AOI — free-form polygon or uploaded vector Billable area is max(AOI ∩ footprint, minimum). The clip is what you pay for, so on a small AOI the floor is the price — 25 km² (5×5) or 100 km² (10×10) depending on the provider. An AOI spanning several archive scenes is clipped and priced scene by scene. Exception — BlackSky sells whole images; the AOI selects which images, it does not reduce the price.

Per scene — the footprint was fixed at acquisition Nothing to clip: the AOI only decides coverage, ceil(AOI ÷ footprint), always ≥ 1. The scene price is the minimum.

=Price

credits per km² × billable km² × product multiplier

credits per scene × scene count × product multiplier

Tasking flow

4 steps · AOI is a collection request

Tasking: four steps. Step 2 is new, and step 4 is bounded rather than free-form.

Step

Optical — billed per km² · except BlackSky, per scene

SAR — billed per scene

1Constellationdata class

VHR ~30 cm — Pléiades Neo, WorldView at max GSD 0.39 m, BlackSky Gen-3 HR 50–70 cm — Pléiades, WorldView at max GSD 0.59 m, SkySat, AIN newsat50, Satellogic NewSat MR 1 m+ — BlackSky Gen-2, SPOT (PlanetScope archive-only)

HR ≤ 0.5 m — Umbra Spotlight, Synspective Staring / Sliding Spotlight MR 1–3 m — Synspective StripMap, Umbra Scan

2Collectiontasking only

Tasking tier — Standard · Priority · Elite The biggest lever in the catalogue — Elite costs several times Standard for the same pixel, and how much more varies widely by provider. Each provider's ladder maps onto three shelves; where a provider has no middle rung, Priority is simply not offered.

Imaging mode — Spotlight, Stripmap, Scan No urgency tier. The mode sets footprint and resolution together, and Spotlight takes a number of looks on top — more looks cost more. Synspective instead adds a delivery surcharge for urgent tasking.

3Product levelprocessing form

L1 · L1_ortho projected, orthorectified, radiometrically calibrated L2 atmospherically corrected SR super resolution

SLC · GRD amplitude, geocoded — the analysis-ready default SR_GRD super resolution

4Areacollection request

Minimum order area — 5×5 or 10×10 Billable area is max(AOI, minimum). Unlike archive, the AOI is not a clip of existing pixels — it is what the satellite is asked to collect, so it is bounded by the provider's capture block and a large AOI splits into several captures, each with its own minimum and tier price. Exception — BlackSky prices per image per tier; area is not part of the calculation.

Per scene — footprint already fixed by the mode Umbra Spotlight sells a 5×5 km or a natural footprint as separate SKUs and Scan by strip length. Scenes = ceil(AOI ÷ footprint), always ≥ 1.

=Price

credits per km² × billable km² × tier × product multiplier

credits per scene × scene count × mode & looks × product multiplier

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Part 3 · The catalogue, in plain English

Product Knowledge

Vendors

How to read a vendor

Archive: Pictures already taken. They exist — you are buying a copy, so there is no waiting and no weather risk.
Tasking: Asking a satellite to go and take a new picture. You pay more, and how much more depends on how big a hurry you are in.
Pixel size: How much ground one pixel covers. 30 cm means one pixel ≈ a dinner plate — you can tell a car from a van. 3 m means you can see the building, not the car.
What you pay for: Three different meters. Per km² — you pay for the area you draw. Per image or per scene — you buy the whole picture at a fixed price, whatever size your area of interest is.
Can you order it?: Some things a provider sells are not plumbed into ZENITH yet. A ✓ means a customer can actually order it today; a — means the provider offers it but we do not.

Airbus €/km² Maxar / Vantor $/km² BlackSky $/image Satellogic $/km² AIN-1 first-party Planet no list Synspective $/scene Umbra $/image

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AirbusOPTICAL EUR · per km²

The European option. Three families of camera satellite: Pléiades Neo for the sharpest detail, Pléiades in the middle, and SPOT when you need to cover a whole province cheaply. Sold under French law, with obligations to the French MoD — and the Gulf is blocked on the FADA contract.

Sharpest pixel30 cm

You pay byarea · €/km²

1Constellation the satellites you are buying from3 families

Satellite	Launched	Pixel size	Colours it sees	Strip width
Pléiades Neo 3 & 4	2021	0.30 m	Pan + 6 (incl. Deep Blue, Red Edge)	~14 km
Pléiades 1A & 1B	2011 / 2012	0.50 m	Pan + 4	~20 km
SPOT 6 & 7	2012 / 2014	1.5 m	Pan + 4	~60 km

2Product details what you can order, and the list pricebilled per km²

Two shelves. Archive is what has already been photographed; tasking is a new photograph, and the plan you choose is how much of a hurry you are in.

Product	Pixel size	Available as
Pléiades Neo	30 cm	Archive and tasking
Pléiades Neo HD15 (AI-sharpened)	30 cm	Archive and tasking
Pléiades	50 cm	Archive and tasking
SPOT	1.5 m	Archive and tasking

Smallest order: 25 km² from the archive, 100 km² for a new photograph — a smaller area still pays for that much. Each of the four tasking plans carries its own rate, rising with urgency.

3Tasking tiers how big a hurry you are in3 of 4 orderable

Plan	What it promises	What you pay for	Can you order it?
OnePlan	Coverage somewhere inside an agreed window; the satellite waits for a clear sky	Each picture delivered	✓
OnePlanPro	The same promise, higher up the queue	Each picture delivered	—
OneDay	It shoots on the day you name, cloud or no cloud. You get a 24 h forecast first and can postpone or cancel	Each attempt	✓
OneNow / OneNowWeather	Urgent — up to 3 attempts over about 3 days, everything delivered whatever the weather	Each attempt	✓

Source: Geospatial Products International Price List, January 2026

Maxar / VantorOPTICAL USD · per km² · by pixel size

The sharpest and deepest optical catalogue on the market, and the only one that sells SWIR — an infrared band that sees through haze and smoke. Renamed from Maxar Intelligence to Vantor on 1 Oct 2025. The one thing to remember: the price follows the pixel size, not the satellite. The same fleet has a 30 cm price and a 50 cm price.

Sharpest pixel29 cm

You pay byarea · $/km²

1Constellation the satellites you are buying from6 satellites · 2 price bands

Satellite	Launched	Pixel size	Price band	Colours it sees	Strip width
WorldView Legion (6 sats)	from 2024	0.29 m	30 cm	Pan + 8	~9 km
WorldView-3	2014	0.31 m	30 cm	Pan + 8 + 8 SWIR (sees through haze)	~13.1 km
WorldView-2	2009	0.46 m	50 cm	Pan + 8	~16.4 km
WorldView-1	2007	0.50 m	50 cm pan	Black & white only	~17.6 km
GeoEye-1	2008	0.41 m	30 cm	Pan + 4	~15.2 km
WorldView Radar (Umbra partner)	—	0.25–1 m	—	X-band radar	mode-dependent

Why the price band column matters. From the archive you pay whatever band the scene belongs to, so the identical area costs more off Legion than off WorldView-2. GeoEye-1 delivers 41 cm but is charged at the 30 cm rate.

2Product details what you can order, and the list pricebilled per km² · by band and pixel size

Colours you want	Price bands	Available as
Black & white	50 cm · 30 cm	Archive · planned photo · rush photo
Colour · near-infrared (3 / 4 / 8-band)	50 cm · 30 cm	Archive · planned photo · rush photo
SWIR (sees through haze, 3.7 m)	one band only	Archive · planned photo

Only two price bands	There is nothing in between. A 60 cm product is charged as 50 cm; a 40 cm product is charged as 30 cm · SWIR at 7.5 m is charged at the 3.7 m rate.
Which band you land in	New photograph — you set a sharpness limit on the order: 0.39 m puts you on the 30 cm shelf, 0.59 m on the 50 cm shelf. You cannot pick the satellite; Vantor assigns one. Archive — whichever band the scene you picked belongs to.
Smallest order	Planned photo 25 km² · rush photo 50 km² · archive 25–50 km² by product

3Tasking tiers how big a hurry you are in2 tiers, both orderable

Tier	What it promises	What you pay for	Can you order it?
FlexView	Planned new photo; the satellite waits for a clear sky (you set a cloud limit). Minimum 25 km²	Only successful shots	✓
FastView	Rush. You give a point and get a fixed 8×8 km square — no cloud limit. Minimum 50 km²	Only successful shots	✓

Source: WorldView 2D & Archive — Commercial Imagery Price List, Resellers Only, v6.2 (2026-01-09)

BlackSkyOPTICAL USD · per image

Lots of small satellites in tilted orbits, so they pass over the same place many times a day and at different times of day — useful when when matters more than how sharp. Sold by the whole picture, not by area, so a small area of interest does not make it cheaper.

Sharpest pixel35 cm

You pay bywhole image

1Constellation the satellites you are buying from2 generations

Generation	Pixel size	Colours it sees	What it is for
Gen-2 ("Global")	~1 m (0.83 m spec)	Pan + RGB — no infrared	The workhorse fleet; small pictures, about 30 km² each
Gen-3	0.35 m (SWIR 1.2 m)	Pan + colour + SWIR	From 2024. SWIR means it can shoot at night and through poor weather; aiming at hourly revisit and delivery in about an hour

The orbits are tilted rather than polar, so coverage is good to about ±60° latitude and thin beyond it.

2Product details what you can order, and the list pricebilled per image

Product	Archive	Tasking
Gen-3 · 35 cm
Daytime (one frame)	✓	✓ at every tier
Nighttime	—	✓ at every tier
Area 2×1 (two frames stitched)	✓	✓ at every tier
Gen-2 · 85 cm
Daytime	✓	✓ at every tier
Nighttime	—	✓ at every tier
Area 2×1	✓	✓ at every tier
Burst (rapid sequence)	✓	✓ at every tier

Nighttime has to be commissioned — neither generation keeps night pictures in the archive, so there is nothing to buy back off the shelf. Note how steep the hurry is here: the gap between Standard and Elite is the widest of any provider.

3Tasking tiers how big a hurry you are in1 of 4 orderable

Tier	What it promises	Cloud limit	Can you order it?
Standard	Baseline priority on the shared fleet	You set it, 30–100%	✓
Preferred	Higher priority, collected sooner	Fixed at 100%	—
Elite	Top priority and first claim when two customers want the same pass. May be capped at 3 per day per region	May be relaxed	—
Assured	Reserved capacity nobody can outbid — the defence subscription, and the tier on the MOD contract	—	—

Only bsg-standard is plumbed in, and the generation is not selectable either — so a customer cannot currently choose Gen-3 over Gen-2. Add-on analytics (counting vehicles, aircraft, ships) carry one surcharge, however many you ask for.

Source: BlackSky Reseller Product & Price List (2026-02-16); OnDemand Price List (Mar 2026)

SatellogicOPTICAL USD · per km²

Builds its own satellites, so it can fly a lot of them cheaply and pass over the same place often. Also sells whole satellites and reserved capacity to governments — which is how AIN-1, our own satellite, exists.

Sharpest pixel50 cm

You pay byarea · $/km²

1Constellation the satellites you are buying from4 families · 2 still coming

Family	Pixel size	What it can do	Status
NewSat (Aleph-1 / ÑuSat)	0.7 m (~1 m native)	4-band colour · 29-band hyperspectral at 30 m · 1 m video	Flying; ~5 km strip, tilts up to 25°
NewSat Mark V	50 cm (70 cm native)	Colour + video, high dynamic range	Rolling out; ~6.5 km strip, ~350,000 km²/day each
NextGen	30 cm-class	Colour, with AI on board	First launch ~2027; export-friendly (non-ITAR)
Merlin	~1 m	10 bands, lined up with Sentinel-2	First launch targeted Oct 2026, full service H1 2027

2Product details what you can order, and the list priceprice list missing

We do not have their price list. Satellogic publishes its rates on its own website rather than in the agreement pack, so the retail rate card for the shared fleet is still blocked. Our own discount off that list is known and rises with annual spend.

Only one delivery level is plumbed in (L1D), and hyperspectral, video and repeat-visit ordering are not exposed — so today a customer can order a plain colour picture and nothing else.

3Tasking tiers how big a hurry you are in1 of 3 orderable

Tier	What it promises	What you pay for	Can you order it?
Standard	Best effort on the shared fleet	Per km² or per scene	—
Rush	Higher priority on the shared fleet, delivered quickly	Premium	✓
Dedicated / sovereign	First claim on — or outright ownership of — specific satellites. This is the arrangement behind AIN-1	Capacity contract	—

Source: Satellogic Integrator Agreement (signed 2026-03-30)

AIN-1OPTICALOUR OWN SATELLITE credits · per km²

We own this one. Physically it is newsat50, an HR70-class Satellogic NewSat that Satellogic flies for us on a dedicated contract. It photographs at 0.7 m and is sharpened to about 0.5 m on delivery. Because there is no wholesale bill, every credit spent on AIN-1 is margin — which is why the free edition is allowed to use it and nothing else.

Sharpest pixel~50 cm 70 cm native

You pay byarea · per km²

What it costs usnothing per order

1Constellation the satellite you are buying from1 satellite

Satellite	Pixel size	Flown by	How it is identified
newsat50 / SN50 (HR70 class)	0.7 m native · ~0.5 m delivered (preview ~0.93 m)	Satellogic, on a FADA-owned satellite	NORAD 60493 · dedicated contract, priority 13

It appears in ZENITH as its own sensor, kept separate from the shared Satellogic fleet, so nothing about AIN-1 can affect Satellogic orders or pricing.

2Product details what you can order, and the pricebilled per km²

Product	What it is	How it is billed
Archive	Already photographed — L1D / L1D_SR	Credits per km², discounted by tier
Rush tasking	A new photograph — L1D / L1D_SR	Credits per km², discounted by tier

The list rate is still a proposal, and it is the decision that matters — the tier discounts are a percentage of a figure nobody has signed off. The free edition is pinned to Silver's rate so it can never undercut a paying customer.

3Tasking tiers how big a hurry you are inrush only

Tier	What it promises	What you pay for	Can you order it?
Rush	Rapid delivery — an 11.7 km strip, on the ground about 1.5 h after capture	Our own retail price	✓
Standard	Not offered on the dedicated contract at all	—	—

There is only one speed, so on AIN-1 there is no hurry-up decision to make — on every edition, rush is the only way to get a new photograph.

PlanetOPTICALNO PRICE LIST unit TBD

The biggest fleet in orbit, built for frequency rather than sharpness: PlanetScope photographs the entire land surface every day at about 3 m. SkySat adds 50 cm on request and Pelican is bringing 30 cm. PlanetScope is a standing feed you subscribe to, not something you point at a target.

Sharpest pixel50 cm → 30 cm

You pay bynot agreed

1Constellation the satellites you are buying from3 families

Family	Pixel size	Colours it sees	What it is for
PlanetScope (SuperDove)	~3 m	8-band	Every land surface, every day — a continuous feed, you cannot point it
SkySat	0.5 m (~0.7 m native)	Pan + 4	Several looks a day, and full-motion video
Pelican	0.5 m → 0.3 m	Pan + 6	Replacing SkySat; the sharper generation arrives late 2026

2Tasking tiers how big a hurry you are in2 tiers, both orderable

Tier	What it promises	What you pay for	Can you order it?
Standard	Best effort inside your window	Standard	✓
Assured	Guaranteed capacity nobody can outbid — the tier on the MOD contract	Premium	✓

SynspectiveRADAR USD · per scene

Japanese radar satellites. Radar makes its own illumination, so cloud, smoke and darkness make no difference — and because the measurement is so precise it can show ground sinking or a structure shifting by millimetres between two passes. FADA only: not available under the MOD contract.

Sharpest pixel25 cm

You pay bywhole scene

1Constellation the satellites you are buying fromStriX · ~30 planned

Fleet	Pixel size	Radar type	Orbit & growth
StriX	0.25 m best (1 m sliding, 3 m wide)	X-band, single polarisation (VV)	500–561 km, polar plus a tilted ~43° plane; 10–30 km strips; about 30 satellites planned, revisit improving as they launch

Worth knowing: Synspective only counts a picture as "archive" once it is 30 days old. Anything fresher is charged at the new-photograph rate — see Product details.

2Product details what you can order, and the list pricebilled per scene · 7 modes

With radar you do not choose a hurry level, you choose a mode — and the mode fixes both how sharp the picture is and how much ground it covers. Sharper means smaller.

Mode	Pixel size	Ground covered
Staring Spotlight 4	0.46 × 0.25 m	10 × 3 km
Staring Spotlight 3	0.46 × 0.5 m	10 × 3 km
Staring Spotlight 2	0.9 × 0.25 m	10 × 3 km
Staring Spotlight 1	0.9 × 0.5 m	10 × 3 km
Sliding Spotlight 2	0.46 × 0.5 m	10 × 10 km
Sliding Spotlight 1	0.9 × 0.9 m	10 × 10 km
StripMap (the wide one)	3.6 × 2.6 m	20 × 50 km

Careful: once an order is confirmed, cancelling costs the full amount. All delivery formats come at no extra charge, and object detection can be added for a surcharge.

3Tasking tiers no ladder here — hurry is a surchargebase rate only

Lever	What it does	Surcharge	Can you order it?
Base tasking	Best effort inside your window — the price in Product details	—	✓
Urgent tasking	Lets you order after the normal cut-off, and delivers within 6 h	surcharge	—

Source: Synspective SAR Data Price List 2026.2

UmbraRADARONE OPEN PRICE USD · per image

The sharpest radar you can buy commercially, and the simplest to buy: one price list, no priority tiers, no archive-versus-new split and no licence surcharge, all self-service. Data ships under an open CC-BY-4.0 licence.

Sharpest pixel25 cm orderable

You pay bywhole image

Price tiersnone

1Constellation the satellites you are buying fromX-band · 32 planned

Fleet	Pixel size	Radar type	Orbit & growth
Umbra SAR	0.16 m headline · 0.25 m orderable	X-band, VV or VH polarisation	Polar, about 560 km, flown in tandem pairs; 32 satellites planned

The 16 cm headline is not something you can order — the products on sale are 0.25, 0.35, 0.5, 1 and 2 m. Umbra also publishes free imagery over 1,000+ locations under CC-BY-4.0, with 20+ refreshed weekly.

2Product details what you can order, and the list pricebilled per image

Two things drive the price: how sharp you want it, and how many looks — repeat passes of the radar beam averaged together to cut the speckle and make the picture readable. More looks is a cleaner image, and costs more. The sharper you go, the fewer looks are available.

Sharpness	Looks available	Footprint
1.0 m	1 – 10	5 × 5 km, or the natural footprint
0.5 m	1 – 8	5 × 5 km, or the natural footprint
0.35 m	1 – 5	5 × 5 km, or the natural footprint
0.25 m	1 – 3	5 × 5 km, or the natural footprint

Scan — long strips	Sharpness	Longest strip
Scan (a long strip, not a square)	0.5 m	up to 50 km
Scan	1.0 m	up to 75 km
Scan	2.0 m	up to 100 km

A 10 × 10 km picture is cut from the natural footprint at no extra charge, and the same price applies whether the image already exists or you are asking for a new one.

3Tasking tiers no ladder here — you pick a mode2 modes, both orderable

Mode	What you give it	What you get	Can you order it?
Spotlight	A single point	A square picture — 4×4, 5×5 default, 10×10 km, or the natural footprint	✓
Scan	A line between two points	A long strip about 8 km wide — up to 100 km at 2 m, 75 km at 1 m, 50 km at 0.5 m	✓

There is genuinely no urgency lever to buy — no tiers exist, so nobody can pay to jump the queue ahead of you either.

Source: Umbra Pricing, March 2026

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