
FlyPix AI
5.7/10FlyPix AI is a no-code geospatial AI platform that detects, segments and monitors objects in satellite, aerial and drone imagery for infrastructure, energy and government users.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
FlyPix AI is a browser-based geospatial AI platform from FlyPix AI GmbH in Darmstadt, Germany. Users annotate examples on satellite, aerial or drone images to train custom detection models without writing code. The trained models then find, segment and locate objects, track changes over time and flag anomalies, and the results are geo-referenced. Its industry pages cover government, construction, renewable energy, oil and gas, mining, ports, forestry, agriculture, smart cities and infrastructure maintenance. That makes it a fit for teams that need to count or inspect assets across large imaged areas but do not have machine learning engineers. Pricing combines plans with credits. Credits are spent on model training and image analysis, measured by megapixels processed. The homepage lists a free Basic tier with 3 GB of storage and 10 one-time credits, a Starter tier at 50 euros per user per month, a Standard tier at 500 euros per month, a larger tier around 2,000 euros, and Enterprise pricing by quote. The dedicated pricing page shows different credit amounts, so buyers should confirm current terms before buying. FlyPix is listed on AWS Marketplace and has worked with GeoVille on the DestinEStreamer service. A third-party directory reports that an API is available, but the vendor's pages say little about integrations or security beyond GDPR-oriented privacy documents. The main limitation is that it is an image analytics tool, not an asset management system. It has no work orders, maintenance scheduling or SCADA links, and the vendor is a small startup founded in 2023 with almost no public user reviews.
Our Rating
Industrial & Infrastructure Software5.7/10
AI Software5.8/10
Who FlyPix AI is best for
Good fit
It processes drone imagery with custom no-code detection models.
Renewable energy and oil and gas are among its stated industries for detecting assets in imagery.
The vendor lists government as an industry, and it monitors objects over large areas from satellite imagery.
Less suited
Construction is a stated industry for monitoring sites and detecting objects.
It offers an Enterprise tier, but the vendor is a small startup with limited published security detail.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Users can train custom object detection models by annotating examples, without programming or machine learning skills.
- Works on satellite, aerial and drone imagery in one cloud workspace, with change monitoring and anomaly detection.
- A free Basic tier and a sandbox demo workspace let buyers test it before paying.
- The vendor has ESA accelerator backing and an AWS Marketplace listing, which helps with procurement.
Cons
- Published credit amounts differ between the homepage and the pricing page, so pricing is not transparent.
- The vendor publishes little on integrations, its API or security certifications beyond GDPR-oriented privacy documents.
- It is a small startup founded in 2023 with very few public user reviews.
- It is analytics only, with no maintenance, work order or asset registry tools.
Key Features
FlyPix AI Pricing
Starter
- Per user seat
- 50 monthly credits on the homepage listing; the pricing page shows 100 credits and 10 GB storage
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The homepage lists a free Basic tier with 3 GB of storage and 10 one-time credits, and there is also a free trial and a demo sandbox.
Credits are spent on AI training and image analysis, and processing is measured in megapixels. Each paid plan includes a monthly credit allowance.
No. Models are trained from user annotations in a no-code interface.
Satellite, aerial and drone imagery.
FlyPix AI GmbH is in Darmstadt, Germany. It was founded in 2023 and has roughly 10 to 15 employees.
Yes. The vendor announced an AWS Marketplace listing in 2026.
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