Print-ready aerial maps for property and site work.
Enter an address, frame the shot, label what matters. Out comes an 11 × 17 sheet at print resolution — for a listing flyer, a pitch deck or a site exhibit.
$39per mapNo subscription. No seat licence.
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- 11 × 17 at 200 DPI, true physical scale
- Imagery
- Public domain — USDA NAIP and state orthos
- Licensing
- Commercial print use permitted
- Price
- $39 per map
Who it is for
- Brokers and agents
- The aerial on the listing flyer, with co-tenancy called out and the subject outlined.
- Land developers
- Site context for a pitch or a due-diligence package — what is around it, and what constrains it.
- Civil and site engineers
- A correctly scaled base exhibit with flood zones and mapped wetlands drawn on it.
- Appraisers and analysts
- A dated, sourced aerial with its imagery year printed on the page.
What it does
- Drafts tenant callouts from OpenStreetMap and road names from Census TIGER, so you are editing rather than typing.
- Places labels around each other and around the page furniture, and says so when it has to compromise.
- Flood zones and wetlands as optional overlays, drawn under your annotations with a legend that matches what was actually drawn.
- Public-domain imagery throughout. Nothing on the page is licensed from a data vendor, so the sheet you print is yours to use.