Software Licenses

GulfNet Emirates stocks a full catalogue of mapping, photogrammetry, reality capture, and flight planning licences under its Software Licenses section, with Dubai-based sales and delivery. Enterprise buyers can pick from Pix4D titles such as PIX4Dmapper and PIX4Dmatic, Agisoft Metashape Standard and Professional, DJI Terra, DroneGIS, GeoHammer Pro, and UgCS. Each product page carries a live starting price in AED and a Request a Quote route for volume, floating, or multi-seat licences. Orders are handled from the Al Fattan Plaza office in Dubai, so procurement, invoicing, and licence delivery stay within UAE compliance. This makes it a practical single source for survey, GIS, and inspection teams sourcing drone mapping tools locally.

Yes. GulfNet Emirates supplies the Pix4D product line locally, covering the four core titles used across surveying, agriculture, large-scale mapping, and public safety. PIX4Dmapper starts from AED 1,223 per month for professional drone photogrammetry, PIX4Dmatic from AED 459 per month for large aerial and terrestrial datasets, PIX4Dfields from AED 408 per month for agricultural crop maps and vegetation indices, and PIX4Dreact from AED 202 per month for fast 2D emergency response mapping. Buyers looking to secure a Pix4D licence UAE-side get quote-based procurement, AED invoicing, and direct access to activation keys without importing from overseas resellers or dealing with foreign currency payments.

Pricing on photogrammetry software UAE buyers can access through GulfNet Emirates spans a wide range depending on scale and workflow. Entry-level 3D modelling starts with Agisoft Metashape Standard from AED 657 per licence. Professional-grade photogrammetry with georeferenced point clouds, DEMs, and orthomosaics begins at AED 12,850 per licence for Agisoft Metashape Professional. Subscription models are available too, with PIX4Dmapper from AED 1,223 per month and PIX4Dmatic from AED 459 per month. DJI Terra sits between AED 1,325 and AED 61,350 based on the edition. Volume discounts, floating licences, and educational pricing are available on request through the quote system.

GulfNet Emirates supplies both editions of Agisoft Metashape licence UAE and wider GCC customers can buy under a single quote. The Standard Edition, from AED 657 per licence, is aimed at users who need photorealistic 3D models, dense point clouds, and mesh outputs from photo sets. The Professional Edition, from AED 12,850 per licence, is the surveying-grade tool that generates georeferenced point clouds, digital elevation models, orthomosaics, and LiDAR-ready outputs from aerial, close-range, and satellite imagery. Regional buyers benefit from local AED invoicing, Dubai warehousing for hardware bundles, and direct activation support instead of routing purchases through European or Asian distributors.

Procurement is handled end-to-end by GulfNet Emirates from its Dubai office. Buyers choose a title from the Software Licenses catalogue, submit a Request a Quote form, and receive an itemised offer in AED covering the licence tier, term, and any bundled activation support. Payment, VAT invoicing, and activation key delivery all sit inside UAE jurisdiction, which shortens onboarding for government, oil and gas, construction, and survey firms that need audit-friendly paperwork. Multi-seat orders, floating licences, and mixed baskets, for example combining Pix4D with UgCS or Metashape with DJI Terra, are quoted together. This removes the friction of dealing with multiple foreign resellers and cross-border tax handling.

The choice depends on workflow and hardware. DJI Terra, priced from AED 1,325 to AED 61,350 across its editions, is the natural fit for teams standardised on DJI Enterprise drones and payloads, since it processes photogrammetry, LiDAR, multispectral, and Gaussian Splatting reconstructions inside one environment. PIX4Dmapper, from AED 1,223 per month, is drone-agnostic and preferred by mixed-fleet operators and consultants who deliver georeferenced maps, orthomosaics, and 3D models to clients across industries. Terra suits high-volume DJI-centric survey pipelines. Pix4D suits neutral consultancy work. GulfNet Emirates supplies both, so buyers can compare quotes side by side before committing to an ecosystem.

GulfNet Emirates carries software across six operational categories: Fleet and Operations, Mapping and Photogrammetry, Reality Capture, Flight Planning, Delivery Management, and Licences and Subscriptions. The Mapping and Photogrammetry section alone lists 13 products, including Agisoft Metashape, DJI Terra, the Pix4D range, DroneGIS, GeoHammer Pro from SPH Engineering, UgCS, UgCS Commander, Aurora by Pixxel, and Pixxel Hyperspectral Imagery. This breadth lets a single procurement contact cover survey, GIS, agriculture, emergency response, geophysics, and satellite tasking use cases. Consolidating purchases through one supplier also simplifies renewals, upgrade tracking, and support routing across the entire drone data pipeline.

Yes. GulfNet Emirates supplies UgCS from SPH Engineering, the professional desktop flight-planning tool trusted by more than 5,000 teams for LiDAR corridor mapping, magnetometry, geophysics, and terrain-following missions. The catalogue also includes UgCS Commander, which controls multiple drones on automated missions simultaneously and is used in counter-UAS setups. Both are quote-based and can be paired with GeoHammer Pro from AED 10,885 per licence for processing GPR and CSV sensor data from magnetometers and metal detectors. Regional buyers get a coordinated bundle covering flight planning, execution, and post-processing without stitching together separate purchases from multiple international vendors.

Several Pix4D titles are sold on monthly subscription, which suits project-based or seasonal survey work. PIX4Dreact for emergency response mapping starts at AED 202 per month, PIX4Dfields for agriculture at AED 408 per month, PIX4Dmatic for large-scale processing at AED 459 per month, and PIX4Dmapper at AED 1,223 per month. Perpetual licences remain the norm for Agisoft Metashape, with Standard from AED 657 and Professional from AED 12,850 per licence. Buyers can mix models across a fleet, for instance keeping a perpetual Metashape seat for the office and rolling monthly Pix4D seats for field crews during peak project cycles.

For crop-focused operators, PIX4Dfields is the primary tool, priced from AED 408 per month. It combines drone and satellite imagery to build crop health maps, vegetation indices such as NDVI, and prescription maps that feed directly into variable-rate application systems. It handles both aerial captures from mapping drones and satellite layers in one hybrid workflow, which is useful for large date palm plantations, greenhouse operations, and open-field farms across the UAE and Oman. Growers running larger multispectral surveys often pair it with DJI Terra for terrain reconstruction or Agisoft Metashape Professional for detailed 3D outputs when yield modelling or infrastructure mapping is also part of the scope.

PIX4Dreact is built specifically for this use case and starts at AED 202 per month. It generates fast 2D situational awareness maps from drone imagery so command teams can annotate, measure, and share updates during active incidents. The speed of processing matters more than centimetre-grade accuracy in these scenarios, which is why fire services, civil defence units, and search and rescue teams pick it over full photogrammetry suites. Agencies running mixed responsibilities, for example crime scene reconstruction or post-incident forensic mapping, often combine it with Agisoft Metashape Professional or DJI Terra so the same fleet supports both rapid response and detailed follow-up analysis.

Yes. Alongside the drone-centric tools, the software catalogue includes Aurora by Pixxel, a no-code cloud-native Earth Observation Studio for tasking satellites or browsing archives, and Pixxel Hyperspectral Imagery from the Firefly constellation with 250-plus VNIR and SWIR bands at 5 metre resolution. These pair well with drone photogrammetry outputs when projects need both wide-area satellite coverage and high-resolution drone captures over specific sites. Typical buyers include mining, oil and gas, environmental monitoring, and agriculture teams that want to correlate satellite trend data with drone-derived orthomosaics and 3D models. Quotes are provided on request based on area, revisit cadence, and analytics requirements.