100 products researched·2,422 sourced facts·Verified September 2026Methodology
Category evidence
Best imagery & remote survey software
Which imagery & remote survey software is best?
We do not know, and we will not pretend to. Ranking software here would
need five products each carrying eight verified first-party reviews. Today
0 products are scored, so any ordered list would be opinion
dressed as research.
What follows is the evidence for all 3 products in this category,
unordered, with the “best suited for” classifications the data does support.
Verified against the vendor’s own pages.
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How we would evaluate, when we can
Job coverage — 40%. What the software verifiably does, from the feature database, counting verified rows only.
Verified reviewer experience — 30%. Structured answers from reviewers whose identity we checked.
Evidence quality — 20%. How much of the profile is verified rather than vendor-claimed. This rewards vendors who publish.
Pricing transparency — 10%. Whether a buyer can find out what it costs.
Blank cells are excluded from the denominator, never scored as zero. Vendor claims count at
half the weight of verified facts. Products whose surface we could not read are not scored
at all. And the publisher’s own products are excluded from every ranking, permanently.
Full methodology
All 3 products, unordered
Listed alphabetically. The ordering carries no judgement.
A property-imagery and measurement business that sells solar contractors per-property roof reports — geometry, pitch, azimuth, obstructions, shading, TSRF and Solar Access Values — plus an auto-generated PV design product on top of them.
A metered Google Maps Platform API that returns rooftop solar potential — building insights, flux, shade and a digital surface model — for addresses inside Google's published coverage polygons.
A subscription aerial-imagery and AI property-data business whose imagery, 3D models and APIs sit underneath other people's solar design tools rather than being a solar tool itself.