PlanetScope (3 m, near-daily)
Provider: Planet Labs PBC
A constellation of roughly 130 microsatellites images the entire land surface almost every day. Ideal when you cannot afford to miss any change—construction progress or anomaly detection on farmland.
Sample imagery
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Buy this sceneSourceCopernicus · Sentinel Hub Optical true-color basemap shown as location context.Geocoding © OpenStreetMap / Photon
Resolution
3 m
Revisit
Daily
Coverage
Global (land)
License
Commercial license
Price
$300+ / scene
Common use cases
- Construction progress
- Farmland anomaly detection
- Supply-chain monitoring
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