Question 1

What is DroneEye?

Accepted Answer

DroneEye is a mission-based marketplace that connects clients needing aerial services with certified drone pilots. Every project is treated as a flight mission — structured, secure, and professionally managed.

Question 2

Is DroneEye available globally?

Accepted Answer

Yes — pilots and clients can operate missions worldwide, depending on local drone regulations and certifications.

Question 3

What industries can use DroneEye?

Accepted Answer

DroneEye supports 17 mission categories: aerial photography, video production, surveying & mapping, industrial inspection, public safety, agriculture, environmental monitoring, construction, real estate, news & media, sports & events, weddings & events, cinematic, infrastructure, search & rescue, educational & training, and research & development.

Question 4

How does a client request a mission?

Accepted Answer

Once you create your account, you can immediately launch a mission. Describe your location, objectives, required deliverables, and budget — then publish. Pilots will apply with proposals, and you can review profiles, certifications, and past performance before assigning.

Question 5

How do pilots get started?

Accepted Answer

After registering, you can immediately browse and apply for missions. To improve your match score and ranking, add certifications, flight experience, drone fleet details, and a portfolio. Verified pilots appear higher in search results and are more likely to be selected by clients.

Question 6

How do I choose the right pilot?

Accepted Answer

Each pilot has a detailed profile including certifications, drone fleet specs, skill level, mission history, and ratings. You can compare applicants, message them, or review their portfolio before confirming.

Question 7

What are the different mission statuses?

Accepted Answer

Missions go through these statuses: Draft (not yet published), Open (accepting pilot applications), Assigned (pilot selected, ready to begin), In Progress (work underway), Completed (pilot finished the work), Reviewed (both sides left reviews). A mission can also be Cancelled by the client or Expired if the application deadline passes with no assignment.

Questions fréquemment posées

Comment un client demande-t-il une mission ?

Comment choisir le bon pilote ?

Que se passe-t-il après avoir assigné une mission ?

Quand dois-je payer pour une mission ?

Puis-je annuler une mission après son démarrage ?

Quels sont les différents statuts de mission ?

Comment les pilotes sont-ils classés dans les résultats ?

Qu'est-ce qu'une mission multi-pilotes ?

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