Nearmap
nearmap.com
High-resolution aerial imagery and AI-derived property data, delivered through a map browser, apps and APIs for insurance, AECO and government users.
Overview
Nearmap describes its offering as property intelligence built on its own aerial imagery, AI analytics and workflow applications. Its site lists applications including MapBrowser, Betterview, itel NOW and ImpactResponse, plus integrations and APIs, and data products including imagery, AI Insights, Disaster Insights, itel Pricing and itel Analysis.
MapBrowser is described as a mapping app for viewing and working with project and property data. The company lists vertical, panoramic and oblique aerial views with 3D and true ortho options, archived imagery with a timeline, height, pitch and length measurements, shared projects, data exports, and property information such as building footprints, height and roof condition.
Nearmap says its imagery is captured in per-pixel detail of roughly 1.57 to 2.95 inches and refreshed up to three times a year.
Main capabilities
- Vertical, oblique and 3D aerial imagery
- Archived imagery with timeline
- Height, pitch and length measurement
- Shared projects and exports
- AI-derived property layers
- Integrations and APIs
Who it's for
Nearmap links its solutions pages to insurance, AECO (architecture, engineering, construction and operations) and government. Its MapBrowser page focuses on project and property teams.
Pricing
Quote on request
Nearmap doesn't list prices on the pages we read. Its calls to action are Start Mapping, Let's Talk and Get a Demo, which lead to a sales contact page, and the pages don't mention a free trial or free plan.
As listed on Nearmap's website in October 2026. Prices change; check with the company for a current quote.
The AI angle
Nearmap says it uses one global AI model that generates 130+ semantic property layers, trained entirely on its own data, and describes its approach as end-to-end owned with no third-party dependencies. These are company claims; the site gives no accuracy benchmarks.
On the MapBrowser page the company says its AI automatically identifies changes, assesses construction progress or vegetation growth, and generates data layers and purpose-built tools for inspecting areas quickly.
Before you buy
Questions worth putting to Nearmap, or any aerial measurement & roof reports vendor, on a demo call:
- What does a report include: area, pitch, edges, waste factors, material lists?
- How is it priced: per report, per subscription or by credits?
- How quickly are reports delivered, and what happens if imagery is out of date or the structure is obscured?
- What accuracy guarantee or re-measure policy does the vendor offer?
General questions from our Aerial measurement & roof reports buyer’s guide, not claims about Nearmap.
Alternatives to consider
Other aerial measurement & roof reports tools in the directory, ordered by how many of the same audiences they list. This is overlap on stated audience, not a ranking or a judgment of which is better.
- EagleView Aerial imagery, property data and 3D measurement reports for roofs and exterior walls, with software and APIs for roofing, siding, solar, insurance and other property-related work.
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Hover 3D property models with exterior measurements, design visualization and estimates for home improvement contractors, restoration firms and insurance projects. -
iRoofing Mobile roofing software for measuring roofs from satellite, aerial, drone or blueprint images, building estimates, visualizing roofs and creating contracts. -
RoofSnap Roofing software for aerial roof measurement reports, instant estimates, e-signature contracts and payments, aimed at small crews and solo roofers.
This page summarises what Nearmap says about its own product on its website, checked in October 2026. It is not a review, and listings are editorial: no company pays to appear. Spotted something out of date? Email newsroom@constructionindustry.ai.