3Dsurvey processes and classifies surveying data to create 3D models, orthophotos, digital elevation models, point clouds, and reports. Its listed inputs include data from drones, cameras, GNSS, LiDAR, SONAR, geospatial sources, and real-time telemetry. Tools cover CAD drawing, volume calculations, contour and profile lines, and cross sections. Results can be shared through a link using 3Dsurvey Cloud Viewer. The maker highlights construction, land surveying, and surface mining. A 14-day trial offers full functionality without data limits, and individual students can use a standalone license free for non-commercial purposes. Subscription plans include €225 per month, excluding taxes, or yearly billing of €2,250, excluding taxes; a perpetual license costs €3,399 once, excluding taxes. The desktop minimums include a 64-bit Windows 7, 8, or 10 system or Ubuntu 22.04, 16 GB RAM, and an NVIDIA GTX 1050 or better. 3Dsurvey was founded in Ljubljana in 2011.
Who it is for
3Dsurvey is suited to surveying, construction, and surface-mining work involving data from sources such as drones, GNSS, or LiDAR. Students doing individual non-commercial work can use the free education license.
What is good
- Produces models, orthophotos, elevation models, and reports
- Accepts varied surveying data inputs
- 14-day trial has full functionality and no data limits
- Free student license for individual non-commercial use
What to know first
- Subscription plans exclude taxes
- Desktop requirements include 16 GB RAM
- Perpetual license costs €3,399 once
Verdict
3Dsurvey combines data processing, extraction tools, and project sharing for surveying workflows. Compare the subscription and perpetual options, and check the desktop requirements against your system.
3Dsurvey plans and pricing
All plansCompared on photogrammetry software
- Free plan
- No
- Deployment
- desktop
- Orthophoto export
- Yes
- Point cloud export
- Yes
- Ground control points
- Yes
- GIS data export
- Yes
