Cross‑platform geomatics and planning software
SiteSurveyor helps surveyors collect, process, present and disseminate, manage, and store geospatial data—delivering advanced, professional, open-source features that are efficient, lightweight, and affordable. Built on an MIT-based open-source foundation, the platform behaves like a language you can extend and audit. Available on desktop and mobile.
Consolation Mangena
SiteSurveyor founder, geospatial engineer, and advocate for MIT-licensed open-source tooling.
Consolation guides the roadmap, reviews community pull requests, and ensures every release mirrors the needs of working survey teams. Years spent capturing, QA'ing, and delivering geospatial data in the field fuel the platform's MIT-licensed, open-source stack and keep the workflows grounded in reality.
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Choose Your Plan
Select the perfect plan for your needs. Upgrade or downgrade at any time.
Student Plan (Free)
$0 — free for students; core features to get started
- Basic features
- Community support
- Open-source access on GitHub
Pro Plan
$25.00/month — advanced tools for individuals and teams
- Everything in Free
- AI agent for assistance
- Cloud storage and sync
- Advanced AI tools
- Priority support
- Custom integrations
Enterprise Plan
Find the proper enterprise pricing for your organization
- Everything in Pro
- Advanced security & compliance
- Dedicated support & SLA
SiteSurveyor is open source — view the code on GitHub.
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“As a surveying student, SiteSurveyor’s free plan covered my core needs. I could collect field data and share results quickly.”
Tendai Moyo
Student — University of Zimbabwe
“The workflow felt familiar on desktop and mobile. I also explored the code on GitHub to understand how things work.”
Nyasha Chikowore
Student — National University of Science and Technology
“Upgrading to Pro for the AI tools made QA faster for my project. It’s great to see an affordable option for students.”
Tariro Dube
Student — Harare Institute of Technology