Compare Airmate vs. DroneBundle

Airmate is a user-friendly and cost-free Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) that offers pilots essential flight planning tools, aviation insights, and weather updates, along with various social sharing functionalities. It has distinguished itself as the first completely free EFB, boasting a global user base of 200,000 individuals. Airmate stands out by providing high-quality features typically found only in the premium versions of competing EFBs without any charge, such as georeferenced airport approach plates and diagrams for over 200 countries, a comprehensive moving map for navigation, a terrain profile view that showcases the landscape below, an EFIS/AHRS interface with Synthetic Vision capabilities, as well as worldwide access to weather and NOTAM information. Additionally, it enables real-time traffic and weather updates through any compatible ADS-B receiver, facilitates the filing and management of flight plans, and allows users to record and review their flights. Moreover, Airmate can seamlessly connect with various flight simulators, helping users maintain their flying proficiency while also enabling them to share their flight data with the community, including planned routes, completed flights, and waypoints. This connectivity fosters a collaborative environment among pilots, enhancing their overall flying experience.

DroneBundle runs a commercial drone operation from one place, from the first client request to the final invoice. It is built for drone service companies that fly jobs for clients and for enterprise teams that run their own drone programs. Planning: create projects and jobs, mark the flight area on the map, and check US and European airspace and weather before the flight. The LAANC authorization number stays on the project next to the airspace check. People: the pilot schedule with shift planning shows who is flying where, with a week view by pilot. Each pilot's license, certificates and documents sit on their profile. Pilots use the iPhone and Android app in the field. Flights: flight logs from DJI, Autel and Parrot drones and PX4 and ArduPilot aircraft become flight records with 3D replay and flight summaries. DJI Dock flights come in from DJI FlightHub 2 and sit in the same records as handheld flights, matched to their job where possible. Mapping: upload the photos from a flight and get back a map, a 3D model or a thermal map, with measurements, findings and client reports. Clients and money: clients get their own logins to follow their projects, invoices are built from the work you flew, and a CRM tracks deals, contacts and follow-ups. Enterprise: your own project and job stages, project templates, a risk register, incident reporting, audit scheduling, maintenance by flight hours, cycles and days, document version control, your own branding, backup to your own cloud storage, and an API, webhooks and Zapier, Make and n8n. Plans: Solo is $199 a month for one person, Team is $499 a month for up to 10 people, and Enterprise starts at $1,490 a month with no seat limit. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.