How can I get access to commercial data?

Sentinel Hub currently supports Planet PlanetScope, Planet SkySat Archive and Maxar WorldView/GeoEye commercial data collections. Due to a different licensing model, we cannot provide free access to these data collections. One therefore first has to purchase the quota for any of the constellations and order the image through us (most commonly an on-going monitoring of specific area on daily/weekly/monthly basis). Once this order is processed, we will make the purchased data available through Sentinel Hub services in the same manner as other data.

Note: Before commercial quota can be purchased, a paid Sentinel Hub subscription is required. Free trial does not cover commercial data support.

We prepared several resources for you to get started with commercial data:

• See the available bands and resolution for PlanetScope, SkySat Archive and Maxar WorldView.
• See our Commercial Data Webinar, where you will learn all about commercial data in Sentinel Hub. It goes into detail on where to find all the relevant documentation, how to order data (including time-series data) and visualize it, view statistical information, import data into your own GIS and get it sponsored by the Network of Resources.
• See also our PDF tutorial on how to search, order and visualize commercial data in Requests Builder and Postman.
• See how to search, order and visualize commercial data within EO Browser.
• Learn about the PlanetScope Hectares under management model and how to create a subscription.
• See commercial data samples on the provider’s websites - Planet and Maxar WorldView.
• See our Flickr album for some commercial data examples (not full resolution).

If you’re conducting research or precommercial exploitation, you can get commercial data sponsored by applying to the ESA’s Network of Resources. To help you apply, we have prepared a step by step guide on how to submit the proposal.

Check also other Planet Science Programs available to researchers and students to utilize the high spatial and temporal resolution imagery for high impact science.