Pricing

Priced per project, not per viewer.

Your audience is never metered: every plan includes unlimited viewers, unlimited scenes and unlimited share links. You pay for the projects you tell stories about and the people who build them. Every plan is self-serve: build and update your tours yourself, as often as you like. Try it free for 7 days first, no card needed.

Plans

Project

One flagship project, told properly.

C$4,800/ year

≈ C$400 a month, billed annually

  • 1 active project
  • 2 author seats
  • Unlimited scenes, stories & viewers
  • Share links with PIN & expiry
  • A published address & website embed
  • Phone-ready viewer, iPhone full screen
  • MP4 movie & PowerPoint export
  • View analytics
  • Onboarding call & email support
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Enterprise

Producers, majors and agencies running many projects.

Custom

Annual agreement, invoiced

  • Unlimited projects & seats
  • Everything in Portfolio
  • Data onboarding for every project
  • Security & procurement review support
  • Custom terms and invoicing
  • A named contact at Exploration Sites
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Prices in Canadian dollars, excluding applicable taxes, billed yearly by card at checkout. Seven days free first, no card needed. Companies subscribing during launch keep their price for their first two renewals.

Done for you

Rather we built it? We do that too.

Exploration Sites designs maps, 3D models and investor presentations for exploration companies. Add production to any plan and we’ll compile the data, build the scenes and write the story, then hand you the keys.

Data onboarding

C$1,600per project

We gather, clean and QC your drilling and GIS, reconcile coordinate systems, and load it into ES3D ready for storytelling.

Tour production

from C$4,000

A finished, narrated tour of up to 12 scenes, framed, written and published, with two rounds of revisions.

Updates

C$100per half hour

New assays, a new target, a news-release scene: we update the tour and the published address follows automatically.

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What’s in each plan.

FeatureProjectPortfolioEnterprise
Build
Active projects15Unlimited
Author seats25Unlimited
Drillholes, GIS, imagery & Leapfrog importIncludedIncludedIncluded
Scenes, chapters, slides, panoramasUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Narration & speaker video—IncludedIncluded
Share
Viewers & share linksUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Published address & website embedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Company name & accent on links—IncludedIncluded
Go Live presenting—IncludedIncluded
Call-to-action & lead capture—IncludedIncluded
MP4 & PowerPoint exportIncludedIncludedIncluded
View analyticsIncludedIncludedIncluded
Support
Onboarding1 callCall + quarterly reviewEvery project
SupportEmailPriorityNamed contact

Questions

Before you ask.

Do my investors need an account, an app or a plug-in?
No. A viewer opens a link or visits your website and the tour plays in their browser on a phone, a tablet or a desktop. Only your authors sign in.
What counts as an “active project”?
A project you are publishing or sharing tours from. Archive a project and its seat frees up; its published address can keep serving the last story you published.
Can we start with the done-for-you service and take over later?
Yes. That is how most companies start. We build the first tour on your account, then your team keeps it current as results come in, with us on call for the bigger updates.
Where is our data kept?
Nothing leaves your browser unless you choose to save to the cloud or share. Cloud projects are private to your account and encrypted at rest (not end-to-end); share links are read-only. The full picture is on our Trust page.
Is there a trial?
Yes: seven days free, with no card. Sign in with your work email and build with your own data, save and publish. When the trial ends your account is paused, and so are any tours you published, until you choose a plan. Your projects are kept, and you can still open and export them.

Free for 7 days

Try it before you choose.

Seven days free, no card. Companies that subscribe during launch keep their price for their first two renewals.