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DroneHouze is a specialized contact and matching platform for drone services. Customers describe a project and can be connected with relevant independent drone pilots or service providers.

Yes. Creating a customer request on DroneHouze is free and does not commit you to hiring a pilot.

DroneHouze uses the requested service, project description and location to identify relevant pilots whose registered services and coverage areas fit the project.

A request can be made available to several relevant pilots. Whether and how many pilots respond depends on availability, location and the type of project.

No. You decide whether you want to continue with any pilot who contacts you.

Prices vary depending on the project, location, flight requirements, equipment, processing and required permissions. The pilot determines and communicates the price directly to you.

No. Quotes and commercial terms are provided directly by the independent pilot or service provider.

Any service agreement is entered into directly between you and the selected drone pilot or service provider. DroneHouze is not a party to that service agreement.

Yes. DroneHouze is intended for both private and commercial projects, including property, construction, solar, mapping, inspections and media production.

Professional drone pilots and drone service providers can register their profile, services and geographic coverage. Pilots are responsible for meeting all legal requirements applicable to the work they accept.

Registration is currently free. DroneHouze may introduce paid lead access, subscriptions or other commercial plans in the future. Any applicable pricing will be clearly presented before a pilot purchases or subscribes to anything.

Requests are matched based on factors such as service category, project description and geographic coverage. Relevant opportunities can then be made available to matching pilots.

Yes. Pilots can define where they operate, for example using a city and service radius. This helps reduce irrelevant requests.

Yes. Profiles can specify services such as roof inspection, solar inspection, property photo and video, construction documentation, mapping, film and other drone services.

No. Pilots decide themselves which opportunities they want to pursue.

No. The pilot is responsible for pricing, quotations, contracts and delivery directly with the customer.

No. Registration or paid access does not guarantee a certain number of requests, customer responses or completed assignments.

No. DroneHouze does not perform drone operations. Flights and services are carried out by independent drone pilots or service providers.

The pilot or service provider is responsible for having all registrations, certificates and qualifications required for each operation under applicable law.

The pilot is responsible for assessing the operation, checking applicable airspace restrictions and obtaining any permissions or authorisations required for the flight.

The pilot or service provider is responsible for holding any insurance required by applicable law and appropriate for the work performed.

Registration on DroneHouze does not by itself mean that a pilot has been independently verified by DroneHouze. Customers should confirm relevant qualifications, insurance and permissions before commissioning work. If DroneHouze introduces verified profiles, the checks included in that verification will be stated clearly.

DroneHouze facilitates contact and matching but does not perform or supervise the service. The selected pilot or service provider is responsible for the work they perform.

The pilot and customer must ensure that the planned operation and use of captured material comply with applicable privacy, data protection and other legal requirements.