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AlarisPro

6.4/10

Cloud platform for drone (UAS) operators that tracks fleet maintenance, component life, flights, pilots, safety events, and regulatory compliance.

Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology

Overview

AlarisPro is a cloud-based fleet management system built for organizations that run uncrewed aircraft. It keeps flight logs, maintenance and inspection records, parts and component life tracking, aircraft configurations and documents, pilot and crew records, and safety reports in one place. The company says it has collected component reliability data since 2016. It uses that data for predictive maintenance alerts and for a per-aircraft digital twin, and NASA SBIR Phase II funding is supporting further development of the twin. The platform also produces audit-ready records for FAA Part 108 and BVLOS operations, and its maintenance documentation is pitched at operators pursuing Part 135 certification. It suits commercial drone service providers, utilities, public safety agencies, government and military units, and drone manufacturers that need records at the level of manned aviation. AlarisPro connects with autopilot and fleet ecosystems including Pixhawk, PX4, ArduPilot, Skydio Cloud, and FlytBase, and says it holds SOC 2 Type II certification. Its website does not publish prices and asks buyers to book a discovery call. SourceForge lists pricing from about $180 per aircraft per year, with unlimited users and support included. Customers of the aviation insurer USAIG can put Performance Vector SafetyPoints toward the subscription. The main limitation is that AlarisPro is a records and maintenance system, not a flight or data-processing tool. SourceForge lists no autonomous flight or flight tracking, so teams still need separate mission-planning and imagery software. Public user reviews are also scarce.

Our Rating

6.4
out of 10
Integration
6
Security
8
Support
6
Cost
6
Analytics
7
Ease of Use
6
Customization
6
Scalability
7

Good fit

  • It is built for UAS operators to manage fleet maintenance, pilots, and compliance.

  • It is marketed to public safety, government, and military UAS operators.

  • Its core is component life tracking and maintenance forecasting for aircraft.

  • The vendor names utilities as customers, and the mobile mapping targets utility survey work.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Component-level life tracking and maintenance forecasting draw on reliability data the vendor has collected since 2016.
  • Records are built for FAA Part 108, BVLOS, and Part 135 audit needs.
  • SOC 2 Type II certification suits government and enterprise buyers.
  • Integrates with PX4, ArduPilot, Pixhawk, Skydio Cloud, and FlytBase.
  • Unlimited users per account, with pricing based on aircraft rather than seats, according to SourceForge.

Cons

  • The official website publishes no prices, so buyers must book a discovery call.
  • No autonomous flight or flight tracking, so separate flight software is needed.
  • Few public user reviews exist on the major review sites.
  • Its aviation-style framework may not fit every operator's workflow, according to a competitor's comparison article.

Key Features

GIS and Mapping
Predictive Maintenance
Safety and Compliance
Offline Field App
Digital Twin
Spare Parts Inventory
Document Control
Preventive Maintenance
Inspection Checklists
Asset Registry

AlarisPro Pricing

Fleet Management

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  • Unlimited users
  • Support and training included
  • Final cost depends on the number and complexity of aircraft
  • Starting price per aircraft (UAS) per year, as listed on SourceForge
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Frequently Asked Questions

Its website shows no prices. SourceForge lists a starting price of about $180 per aircraft per year, with unlimited users and support included. Final pricing depends on how many aircraft you manage and how complex they are.

The vendor says it holds SOC 2 Type II certification, and it serves public safety, government, and military operators.

The vendor lists Pixhawk, PX4, ArduPilot, Skydio Cloud, and FlytBase.

Yes. It produces audit-ready records for Part 108 and BVLOS operations. Its maintenance documentation is described as exceeding the FAA's Continuous Analysis and Surveillance System (CASS) requirements, which matters for Part 135 applicants.

Yes. Since December 2025, customers of the insurer USAIG can apply Performance Vector SafetyPoints toward annual AlarisPro platform costs.

SourceForge lists offline operations, and the mobile app includes mapping for remote field work.

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