
Sitemark
6.1/10Sitemark is a cloud platform for solar, battery storage and grid sites that combines drone and AI inspections, construction tracking and O&M work management.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Sitemark, formerly known as DroneGrid, is a Belgian software company based in Leuven that builds a platform for renewable energy sites, mainly solar PV, battery storage and grid projects. Each site is modelled as a GIS-based digital twin down to component level. Inspection results, construction progress and maintenance work are all tied to that model. On the operations side, it processes drone and robotic thermography with AI to find module and string faults. It turns those findings into tickets and work orders, and it combines performance and inspection data across a portfolio. On the construction side, it covers progress tracking, quality control, commissioning, scheduling and component tracking. The platform suits asset owners, EPC contractors, O&M teams and drone service providers. Customers can fly their own drones, use Sitemark's partner network for data capture, or mix both. Sitemark says it has more than 1,300 customer companies and 15,000 sites in over 100 countries, and it names TotalEnergies, EDF, Enel and EnBW as customers. Pricing is not published. Quotes depend on the number of sites and other factors, and Sitemark says there is no limit on site size. Public information about integrations is thin: the site mentions bringing in sensor and inverter data, and one reviewer mentions Microsoft Project. The main limitation is the narrow focus. Sitemark is built for solar and renewables, so operators of other industrial assets will not find a general maintenance system here. Buyers also have to contact sales to learn costs and API details.
Our Rating
Industrial & Infrastructure Software6.2/10
AI Software5.9/10
Who Sitemark is best for
Good fit
The platform is built for solar and battery storage asset owners, and its named customers include TotalEnergies, EDF and Enel.
Sitemark explicitly targets drone service providers and runs a partner network for data capture.
EPC contractors get progress tracking, quality control and commissioning tools for solar builds.
O&M teams can turn inspection findings into tickets and work orders and track them to completion.
Less suited
Grid and storage projects are supported, but the product is centred on solar PV.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- One platform covers the solar lifecycle, from construction progress and commissioning through thermography inspections and O&M work orders.
- Users on G2 and Capterra mainly praise the easy interface and quick support responses, with ratings around 4.8 on G2 and 5.0 on Capterra.
- Flexible data capture: teams can fly their own drones or order flights through Sitemark's partner network.
- Large installed base, with a claimed 1,300+ companies and 15,000+ sites across 100+ countries.
Cons
- No public pricing, so every buyer has to go through a quote or demo.
- The product is narrowly focused on solar and renewables and is not a general CMMS for other asset types.
- Integration and API details are not public, and SourceForge lists no API.
- Review volume is small: about 28 reviews on G2 and 5 on Capterra.
Key Features
Sitemark Pricing
Custom quote
- No limit on site or project size
- Priced by number of sites and other factors
- Use your own drones, the partner network, or both
Frequently Asked Questions
No free trial or free version is listed on SourceForge. Sitemark directs prospects to book a demo or request a quote.
Pricing is custom. Sitemark says it is based on the number of sites and other variables, and there is no limit on site size.
No. You can capture data with your own drones, use Sitemark's partner network, or combine both across different sites.
It is aimed at solar PV, battery storage and grid projects, during both construction and operations.
It is a cloud-based web platform. SourceForge also lists iPhone and iPad availability, and on-premises deployment is not offered.
Sitemark was founded in 2016 as DroneGrid and is based in Leuven, Belgium. CB Insights reports about 3.3 million dollars in total funding.
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