How To Charge For Drone Services - In 2023

[@zikchil1208]

Great vid. I notice some hesitation at times from some people in the industry with regard to discussing "how much". It's like they are trying to not divulge some company secret but it leaves new pilots hanging, setting them up for ridicule. I tell new pilots the same thing about residential real estate, and I still use that as a buffer for down time and keep my flight log populated. Cheers!

[@DylanGorman]

Glad you found this useful! I try and be honest!

[@baldemadara5068]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@marlowemorris752]

This was the video I needed to see. I’m in Atlanta Ga. and looking to start up Drone service business. I have a year of thermal training, but didn’t know I had to get a license for it, so this is very helpful.

[@timpugel8693]

Dylan, Im a disabled service veteran that is looking to get into doing this for some side income. Been watching all your videos.

[@Loy_Otterton]

I'm a young drone pilot looking to get my part 107 cert, your video helped me understand more about what I should look out for once I am able to start taking jobs.

[@Wizconsin]

Thank you, I might be getting ahead of myself, as I’m definitely in the beginner category. Although, you raised the ceiling and gave options to pursue.

[@youngprince716]

I think you're the man!! Recently been thinking of going off on my own and doing something. Watched a bunch of your videos, I just fly recreationally rn... but I still I just want to say thank you. I think this is the video I needed to see.

[@DylanGorman]

Thank you for checking out the video and channel! I appreciate it!

[@dhruvsarin5717]

What’s the update ?

[@etherealillusion3159]

6 months after your comment and 2 months since you ignored Dhruv Savin asking you... did you go off on your own? What happened?

[@youngprince716]

@@dhruvsarin5717 hi there friend, I am sorry I did not notice these comments were directed at me. @ethereal illusion. I did not go out on my own yet, still only flying recreationally. I am currently preoccupied. I do however hope to pursue this by the spring / summer time of 2023

[@youngprince716]

@@etherealillusion3159 didn't know how to tag u also but I responded where I originally replied to dhurv sarin

[@juanocampo8804]

This answers many questions I had. One thing I saw with some training courses I did was that they say everything drones can do and make it sound so easy, yet they don't talk about having to know about mapping, thermography, etc. Many talk about how drones are great for x y and z, but make no mention of extra training courses and the like. Especially if you want to be competitive. I recently took a nose dive into the drone industry, got my Part 107, did an in person week long training where they talked about several niches, but I still feel like I'm way behind the curb. I want to do asset inspection mostly. I looked into the Skydio, mostly because I'd like to get govt contracts in the future.

[@DylanGorman]

Super glad you found this useful! I have a full raw course I am working on to train my 3+ years of experience all condensed into a few hours worth of training!

[@user-ek8cd1he7p]

That inspire sitting on the edge of the pool: 😮😅

[@MegaOzzy28]

He takes of and lands there too to show his 9 year expertise!!!

[@Tanoaproductionsfiji]

@@MegaOzzy28 😄

[@dronevantagecanada1385]

Thanks Dylan! This is definitely the most informative drone business video I've ever watched. Five plus years in the industry and most other drone service companies hesitate on sharing information. It's been a guessing game up 'til now and I want to thank your for sharing. You're right, we have to stick together!

[@bigfellavideography]

Got my Mavic 3 Pro on order, and upgrading my services from terrestrial to aerial. This vid may well have been outside of my scope, not only in region but also in specialisation, training and extra (rather costly) bits that I don't really need, but it's good to get some kind of idea as to what people charge for drone 'deliverables' services. I had the privilege of flying an AGRAS T10 and a Matrice 600 during my training stint, and I got a really good feel of how these are to fly (and the considerable cost behind them). They're slugs next to the old Phantom 4 Pro I learnt on.

[@spartanaerialservices]

Great stuff! I am just getting started in Drone Inspections, just got my Thermography level 1. More training coming.

[@DylanGorman]

Best of luck!

[@torchbeareraerial4660]

What's your plan next? Level 2 Thermography? Have you booked any gigs using any of the stuff you learned in lvl1? How'd it go?

[@StephenBarlow-y9l]

Finally, a straight shooter whose not trying to pick my pocket!!! Thanx in advance Dylan, for doing the ground work for me man!

[@bmwrider1931]

I do all agriculture mostly with a cheap Dji drone.. it’s easier to work with. It can be done like I said depends on your skills. I charge 350 per hour.. I have been doing this for 13 years. Day rate usually 5000.00 farmers need us. But farming is taking a big hit.

[@themissinglightninglink]

Hey I am about to purchase the mavic 3 multispectral and plan to market to farmers in my area...if you don't mind - what drone(s) do you use and what services do you offer in the Ag industry? Thank you in advance for your time and I have many more questions to ask but I won't overwhelm you with them yet.😉

[@francojohnathon]

Well rounded video. I appreciate your ethics.

[@DylanGorman]

Thank you!

[@DimmyV]

Thanks Dylan. Supporting the drone Pilot community is key. It’s a good and fun community 🍻

[@DylanGorman]

It comes with its ups and downs but mainly all positive! Thanks for watching!

[@Culperrr]

Saw this 5 minutes before I have to go to work. I know what I am watching during my lunch time, lol. Can't wait.

[@DylanGorman]

Haha that’s awesome!

[@hastenbiddlecome2677]

How do you go about getting clients/ work? Where does one look? If there is a video addressing this let me know! Great video!

[@kingk.2547]

Best video I’ve seen so far on drone pricing

[@anastasianolan1186]

I’ve been watching a few of your videos today and want to say thank you, I’ve found them quite informative. I’m new to the drone community, I work for a surveying and mapping company and recently got my part 107. For the company, I’ve had the opportunity to fly a Phantom 4, a Matrice 210 and a WingtraONE gen 2. Our main application for the drone work is basic topography, but you’ve given me some insight to opportunities we’re missing out on as far as what we could be using it for on some of our construction sites. My next step though is hoping to create a side business with drones. I’m still trying to narrow down on a niche. Real estate has been my first thought, but doesn’t hold a lot of interest for me. What you’re doing in commercial real estate seems to resonate with me and my more long term goals(I have a background in heavy equipment/land development and intend to build a business in that scope in the further out future). I’m taking a beginners CAD course in the fall, and I have access to some of the processing software you’ve mentioned(pix4d in particular). Is there any courses or training you would suggest to help me get more focused and trained in that particular niche before diving in and trying to bankroll a side business of my own?

[@DylanGorman]

Wow thank you for the awesome comment! I do have a course that I am working on but I’m also putting out little videos to explain and educate so be sure to watch out for all of the content that I am producing! Thank you!

[@kennyfostergaming7002]

could you make a video on the types of certifications you can get for specific fields with drones. Or if you have one already, can I get the link to that please.

[@dwaynepedals]

Awesome video! You know, it's funny you mentioned offering a free demo to the potential client. I asked about doing that in the Real Estate Photography community as a way to get started in the industry and get your first client. They were all like Do Not Do That! I thought though, it was a solid point of departure to not only build a relationship but your portfolio.

[@shizumeru_]

So how do you collect your compensation? I understand the breakdown of equipment, insurance, and such, but what methods do you use to collect? Is there a popular invoice app, checks, what is everyone using?

[@andrewscott3175]

If you were in the real estate game could you use sqft to price your work. For exp. 0-3000sqft is $75, 3001-6000sqft is $100, 6001-6001+ is $125.

[@DylanGorman]

Exactly!

[@lowellirish]

I hope you're talking per hour? Lmao...cuz I wouldnt roll out of bed for $100.

[@raidzeromatt]

​@@lowellirishYeah imagine getting paid 100 bucks for the real estate company to make an extra 50 grand lmfao

[@linzenmeyer]

Wow...yeah, 100 bucks for a couple hours work or less...Image making $50 an hour....

[@linzenmeyer]

The standard rate is around 3 to 5 cents per sq foot

[@pglazzari1]

Thanks for the wisdom and full knowledge of what to expect when investing into these tiers. You’re part of the KZbin university professor list I’ve been building.

[@DylanGorman]

I appreciate that! I do enjoy educating as much as I can.

[@manueljasso5931]

What if I’m in a city with no competition, how would I go about pricing when beginning in the real estate industry?

[@ZhangJustin-r9n]

Great information, and it is very helpful for us new comers of the drone service community. Thanks for your sharing Dylan

[@louislachapelle3157]

Very interesting. No BS and good tips. Big wow for the informations provided. You bring up specific inputs that barely no vids contain. Congrats 👌.

[@Atanasovsss]

Very helpful. Thank you for putting this together in such a structured way. I'm considering to level up my skills as drone pilot and I really get the perspective of what a future might look like for me in few years time if I dedicate some of my free time to it. Good job and keep up with the good work :)

[@a2k-media]

Thanks Dylan especially for all the things you’ve said at the end of your video. I wish that there are many “newcomer pilots” listening to that! 🎉 Greetings from Germany. If there is a chance for me to visit your country again one day, it would be a pleasure to get in touch with you.

[@tomg234]

The inspire drone just on the edge on the pool side made me scared the whole time - but great video.

[@Ash-hs5jb]

Loved how in depth you went on pricing,tools and certs. Definitely looking to get into drone piloting. Nice jeans btw 😉

[@fldrone-3dmodeling193]

I purchased dji mini 2 drone earlier this year and upgraded to a dji air 2s a month ago. I am looking to start creating reliable 3d models and 2d orthographic models for clients. I can't afford paying $200 to $500 a month when I don't have any clients. I have been shopping around when I found dronelink and ODM software. Dylan, you are one of the voices that I really appreciate listening to. I want to know how I and you can guarantee the a level of accuracy one your models without GCPs? I am so tempted to just by an $8000 Drone with rtk setup but I haven't yet made my first credible 3d model. YIKES!!!

[@WilliamDeanPlumbing]

I'm now coming up on 61 and I own and operate my small Plumbing Service where it's just me, myself and I, it's great money and I've been very happy with it, but thinking of slowly transitioning over to drone services, and getting the Autel Alpha after taking some courses and whatnot. This will be a bit easier on my body and a good transition for me since I am a technical kind of person, and I don't mind traveling. Thanks for the video, it clued me in on a couple more aspects of the service.

[@kylemchugh276]

I own a hvac company and i myself is telling myself i want to do it

[@WilliamDeanPlumbing]

@@kylemchugh276 after further thought I have decided this is not a viable option. The need for drone operators is like 1% and the need for plumbers is extraordinary I can imagine also HVAC in the right locations is also in high demand. Drone operators, no not really.

[@GBH293]

You are a very good teacher. I am considering Part 107 training and am so grateful to have stumbled onto your channel. I’m looking forward to this journey. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@talmagekohler8718]

you need training to get a part 107??

[@hudson.kemnitz]

@@talmagekohler8718 you don't need to do a training course. You can if you want. It defintly will make the test easier. Also I am pretty sure you get other certificates for doing the training

[@zipper978]

Just do some studying the 107 is not hard to get.

[@KlavsDubra]

Thanks, for this Video! I an new in this, trying to go in this industry. Still dont know where the beginning is... But i will find.

[@KennethIvory-i4g]

Thank you for the valuable information, Dylan. I am a retired carpenter; I received my part 107 earlier this year, and I have OSHA 10 training, and I would like to get into the construction industry because of my background; what other training is required to work in the construction industry?

[@mataiochock4904]

Thank you, Dylan for this treasure trove of information. I currently have the mini 2 and Mavic pro 2S and recently started an llc for drone service/photography. Today I purchased the p4p Version @, and will receive by the end of this coming week. Very Excited to be moving forward in this industry. The information that you provided Is to me, equal to gold. Easy to understand and to the point. Very much appreciated. my full time is construction, and I currently already have my OSHA 30, I did not even think of including that certification. I'm a new subscriber. Mahalo Piha (thank You), Sir. A plethora of information!

[@DylanGorman]

Wow this is awesome to hear! I’m glad this video found its way to you! Best of luck in the industry!

[@PeachStateNotaryServices]

Thanks Dylan for sharing your wealth of experience. I appreciate you sharing the professional side of the Drone industry, it began as a hobby interest and then I soon saw the various niche markets I could offer services part-time. I'll be joining your mastery course soon. Thank you

[@DylanGorman]

Amazing! Let me know if you have any questions

[@Brad-z3b]

How do you start to do something like this? Do you start a website, and hope for the best, or is there another way? (Real-estate)

[@SplitSniper7]

Wow this is incredible information, thank you for this information, especially identifying other certificates exist that may be needed to do those jobs, I didn't even think of that!

[@inglopezcastro]

Hello! Great video. Question what drone related applications are being used in the oil and gas industry?

[@shaunchapman]

Really great breakdown on the billing part of your business. This info is valuable for the newcomers like me. Maybe I shouldn't be skeptical but the last bit about being a family is pushing it a bit in my opinion. Business is always dollars over companionship in my experience. I'm looking forward to learning more from your videos, thanks.

[@DylanGorman]

Thank you for watching! Fair enough for your last point, I’m just very passionate about this industry and want to educate newcomers as best as possible! It’s still such a new industry that I’d like to see as many people succeed as possible! But yes money is money and people will do what that want to get it, can’t stop that.

[@johnhubbard6262]

As a retired Contractor it was interesting hearing your biz advice, undercutting for example, or lowballing as we call it. Basically there are just two many folks not bright enough to understand you cant charge less than it costs you to provide services legitimately over time with the proper equipment. I would be careful as your industry grows though, coordination between players becomes price fixing at a certain point and has been the downfall of many in various industries.

[@kevinharris946]

I'm interested in a consult. After being hired to do mapping and volume models for Central African mining sites, I was perplexed about what I might need to know for connectivity and processing on the third world?

[@JoeBoone82]

Another good video Dylan. The first video of yours that I watched was the about using the Mini 2 with Maps Made Easy to create orthos, etc. I recently tested it out and it gives you all of the files, but what is the cheapest to view those files? The renderings that it provides through Map Pilot Pro even says "low resolution" so I was curious how to create a deliverable that others can view in high resolution? I downloaded and used Agisoft Metashape and it worked pretty well, but I'm still not sure how someone else would view that without having the software. Also, Drone Deploy is not $300+ per month. If you just want to do a job here and there to get your feet wet, can you use something like Maps Made Easy to obtain similar results? Just curious if there are other budget friendly options for people just getting started, or is Drone Deploy providing something that MME does not? Thanks!

[@BonjonesBarcelona]

Do you know a specific course for oil gas inspection? Thank you very much...

[@filimitproductions6232]

Hi Dylan. Could you do a video on deliverables. Thanks

[@DylanGorman]

Great comment! Let me write that video up!

[@Crunchy897]

Is there a Discord you run to get to know the community a little better?

[@DylanGorman]

No but that's not a bad idea!

[@jakehancock3645]

So i am pretty interested in this work, but I am curious how you approach your potential customer base? and what that process looks like. would love to talk. thanks!

[@jwthefencer]

Thank you soo very much for your honesty and humility to help others out. Still working on landing my first client. Growing my roots I guess. Videos like this grow my confidence with the business. Branching my drone business off of my fence company business. Again thanks,..

[@andreidodu3778]

One of the best videos that I have ever watched on KZbin for drone industry. I totally agree on the 15% from the last bit of the video. Thank you for this video. You really helped me alot and I hope to see more videos like this one in the near future. Respect!

[@kadirdurdutr]

Hi from Turkey , do you have any advice or lesson from Udemy?

[@DylanGorman]

I do not have anything yet! Working on some things!

[@glegg54]

What type of services can be provided with drones in the residential real estate industry?

[@handy-capoutdoors4063]

Thanks, u was actually looking for this as I am currently going through online college to get UAS pilot and engineering degree certification thing. .. I'm looking for a way to get into pilot jobs locally to earn a little extra to make ends meet. Do you have anyone in the western Wisconsin south east Minnesota area that might help a new pilot get started?

[@processtechnique]

Thanks Dylan and Hi from the UK. Just came across your channel. Very helpful and bags of common sense in what you say.

[@BearNecessitiesAerialPhotos]

Thanks Dylan for sharing your wealth of experience. As I transition into the professional side of the Drone industry, your information is very helpful for me to choose which path to take. Thanks again for all you do for the drone community and I look forward to more of your videos.

[@DylanGorman]

Glad to hear I am able to help in this industry! Best of luck as you transition!

[@cameronraine9101]

If someone wanted to get started in drone thermography. Where would you get started for the training process ? What licenses would I need ? Btw I’m from Canada!

[@seanburgess1173]

This has always been a sticky problem with the the clients that I work for. What to charge and what products work best for the clients needs. Recently I have been looking into the 3D mapping world but I have been hesitant because of the $$. I know it has been cheaper than ever to get into this and I have been approached by a couple of business to provide the service. I currently have been flying drones commercially for 6 years but mainly just real estate. My go to is my Mavic 2 pro ( yes I know its bottom of the barrel) but its a very capable drone for I currently do. However I know it will not cut it for 3D mapping not even close. So my question is what would you recommend for the next level of drone? That will provide good data points for doing 3D mapping? But still not breaking the bank for a small operation. Thank you in Advance!

[@DylanGorman]

Loved this comment as this resonated with me from my roots of getting into mapping. I started out with the Mavic 2 Pro for mapping 3 years ago! It’s enough to get your foot in the door and is perfectly suitable for some general work with contractors on sites where what want spot checks on! M2P and P4Pare what 95% of my pilots are still flying to this day!

[@Aerialimageworks]

Can you get by on a mavic 2 zoom to do mapping? I am saving up for something more substantial but I don't have any clients yet. Just getting started

[@pepahouse17]

Thanks for sharing this information! Very much appreciated. Which drone you recommend for starting on mapping?

[@DylanGorman]

Phantom 4 Pro v2 if you can still ahold of one!

[@marcusgilmore4311]

Could you elaborate on the custom software you have for deliverables? That’s how you share your 3D models?

[@jackiep2942]

So does the mavic 3 fit in the intermediate or is the reason why the mavic 3 cine is in the intermediate due to the apple ProRes? Because apart from that and the storage space there isn’t a difference. I guess you would also include the classic now?

[@gerardofaustin8156]

If I bought a dji maverick air2S to for doing 3D mapping in photogrammetry what’s the guideline and prices to charge for that?

[@DylanGorman]

Whats your experience level, what industry would you be going after, what software would you be using to process it in, how big of a scan are you doing? All of these come into factor when determining a price. For simple scans I would charge between $75-$275 depending on what the final deliverable is!

[@gerardofaustin8156]

@@DylanGorman I’m in Architectural Engineering and I’m new to the drone industry however it would definitely help me moving forward and add value to my work. I’m just thinking of getting in it at this point and working my way up as I advance and get better. Pixel 4D as far as software and for square footage anywhere from 5000 ft.² ~ 25,000 ft.².

[@DylanGorman]

Is this for full 3d models or just top down view for planametrics? (I most likely spelled that wrong but you understand what I’m trying to say!)

[@gerardofaustin8156]

@@DylanGorman both actually and yes I understand.

[@goldenstandard187]

What app do you recommend for a new drone pilot drone base drone up ?

[@DylanGorman]

Drone Deploy, if you are on a budget then WEBODM

[@peaceinourtime2461]

So for commercial restarant marketing. When I edit their videos. Do I also charge for the hours of flight and or. 1 hour of flight time instead of the 3 per day and include the per minute editing services? It takes me hours of flying and editing to get their commercial drone shot. Indoor/Outdoor for marketing!! What would you suggest.

[@quickfactstamil9695]

Bro... I own a mini 3 pro... What are all the things can i learn to get started with this field?

[@allthegearnotaclue]

Hi Dylan, I've recently retired and picked up a DJI mini 3 pro. I am now thinking about using it to make a small side income. I'd probably do some roof inspections and the like. I was just wondering, would you add a discrete, small logo or contact details to a video or image or would you leave them bare? Thanks, Clint

[@actualtessmohr]

So is the regular Mavic 3 better than the cine in regards to zoning?

[@VRStudio6969]

Thanks Dylan for your video and all that expensive information thanks a lot 🙏

[@liveevents9191]

Great job, but nervous about the drones by the pool ... SO close to the pool😲

[@gatorman-st4vb]

Very helpful in determining what (and IF) this is something I want to pursue. Good stuff!

[@julianmares9496]

Would you recommend editing and software on a iMac

[@p0ggles]

Love the video! However, this made it seem as if the Phantom 4 isn't a good choice for mapping commercial properties. Which, if I'm not mistaken was one of the first videos I saw on your channel. My budget only allows for a Phantom 4 Pro. Is this not a good choice for mapping commercial properties?

[@DylanGorman]

It is but there are different tiers of drones as well as different applications for them as well.

[@Miamiaerial]

P4p pro is the best for mapping

[@dannygoates5658]

Thank you for doing this video. Appreciated!

[@DylanGorman]

Glad you liked it!

[@whatsnext2286]

Hello, GREAT VIDEO! Would it be good to get started with the DJI Air 2S? I know that it has really good visual quality. Thanks!

[@Leth0]

Great video, ALOT of information my mind is spinning at how much information was shared! Im currently a Real Estate Drone Pilot wondering how I can break into higher paying Gigs.

[@boboso7238]

This is a great video. Very clear, straight forward and most of all informative and honest.

[@DylanGorman]

I appreciate that! I try and put out the best information that I can!

[@tylergridley7633]

Any recommendations on a good thermography certification online classes?

[@jalabi99]

This channel deserves more subscribers. So I just subscribed 😀

[@DylanGorman]

Wow thank you!

[@wiezyckifamily]

Is anyone else just waiting for him to bump the Inspire right into the pool?

[@DylanGorman]

I could never haha!

[@toneydefreitas5630]

You're wicked 😂

[@ramzimakarem1837]

Thanks for sharing such valuable information. I've learnt a lot.

[@svibrstv8885]

Good Job Dylan! You laid out a very thorough and practical approach to understanding the market for drone services. You hit some areas I did not think about, which generated some new ideas I might want to pursue as well. Thanks for the information! Subscribed!

[@DylanGorman]

Glad this video helped! Thank you!

[@dronetheworld4k67]

For Real Estate if I want to charge 75-150$, is that JUST for the drone shoot or drone and video camera shoot ?

[@S2awtys]

Sir the dji mini 3 pro just came out and looks promising what’s your thoughts on it ?

[@DylanGorman]

I would love to get my hands on it (working on getting a sample unit). So far it looks pretty cool!

[@FIREGROUNDIMAGES]

Great informative video! Quick question...when you say up to $150/hr for a standard real estate shoot, do you mean $150 for completion, or literally $150/hr. Because if it takes an hour on scene, and then more at home with post processing, are we adding that? Right now I have been charging $150 for the job, just wondering if I should add more for that processing time?

[@chrisblount8325]

He's just talking about "flying" time. Now what is the "deliverable" final product? If they want an edited video with infographics, music, etc... that time end effort definitely needs to be added to the cost.

[@skycreationsllc8368]

When I discovered drones (late 2018), I jumped in with both feet going from a Spark to Inspire 2. Then the icing on the cake, I was able to get Level 1 Certified in Thermal for free. So what did I do?, I got my I2 rigged for thermal. I got hired to work an oil tank field in Cushing, OK (huge oil tank farm) and then Covid hit and I lost the job. Probably a good thing because the organization that hired me wasn't the owner of the tank field. Never got another hit for thermal so that ended up being an expensive lesson learned.

[@mariomorales2659]

Hi Dylan. How much of insurance might I need for just Real Estate and some Mapping? TiA!

[@DylanGorman]

About $600 a year

[@mariomorales2659]

@DylanGorman sorry, I meant the amount of coverage customer usually request, for example 2M, 5M,etc..

[@gpowell511]

Awesome vid. GIS is my world and did my thesis in remote sensing. I’m looking to get an intermediate drone for some really cool ideas I have but if anyone has any data sets I could flesh out the ideas with I’d be more than happy to partner up and see if we can develop it. My value would be more in the post processing and product development but if not I plan to just buy my own. But figured it’s worth a shot to put it this out there first.

[@Dreemchser]

Man I really appreciate your detailed guidance! Super helpful 👍🏼

[@Dreemchser]

And moving forward as a family!!! ❤❤❤

[@merlands1]

Fantastic and informative video. I just subscribed !

[@KJandSarah]

What an informative video! Amazing work.

[@DylanGorman]

Thanks guys!

[@rolandobarbosa5044]

Thanks for the Video! We appreciate your time on this! ✊

[@DylanGorman]

Thank you!

[@BrassTaxFinance]

As a licensed private pilot do I need to take the part 107 test with the FAA still?

[@DylanGorman]

Yes you do but they have a test that you can take since you have your part 61

[@BrassTaxFinance]

@@DylanGorman All I had to do was log into my current IACRA account and find the free 2hr course and 1hr exam. (took 1 3/4hrs total) and I am currently licensed!

[@DylanGorman]

@@BrassTaxFinance That's amazing to hear!

[@MikeB-ee6hj]

GREAT video full of information Dylan. I believe i will be able to take my GRADD 107 training paired with your additional information and have a payback method!

[@rkymtnrsx]

I’m going to go with $240 per on-site flight hour and explain that each on-site hour is accompanied by 2-4 hours of processing and travel. This would be for basic camera drone work and additional capabilities would cost + 4x what it costs me to rent those capabilities with insurance.

[@thaddiousthomas]

Subscribed, thanks for this great info!

[@DylanGorman]

Awesome, thank you!

[@glennalan]

Great video Dylan! Very helpful thank you

[@DylanGorman]

Thank you Glenn!

[@mobasti_7262]

Wondering why mini 3 pro is not supported :/

[@afsana7237]

Hey Dylan! I just ordered my first ever drone, the DJI Mini 3. What are some key incomes I could potentially make from it? What are some softwares, certifications, areas that this specific drone would support?

[@siayx_5128]

Really appreciate the insight from this Dylan, thank you!