Aerotas pricing follows one clear principle: projects are quoted individually, in advance, on a per-project basis. That structure keeps you aligned to the actual scope instead of committing to long-term plans, credits, or hidden usage assumptions.
What typically drives price
- Project size and data volume
- Which product or deliverable package is needed
- How much drafting is included
- Whether add-ons or special standards are required
- Turnaround expectations
Why quotes are individualized
No two projects are exactly the same. A small processing-only job and a full drafted deliverable with tight schedule pressure should not be priced the same way. Fixed quoting keeps that difference explicit and gives the customer clear expectations before the work starts.
Current status: the site still references a downloadable pricing guide from other pages, but the dedicated standalone route has not yet been rebuilt. This article now explains the pricing model while that follow-up asset remains on the backlog.
If you want the most accurate pricing conversation, the best next step is still to submit the project boundary and requested scope instead of trying to estimate from generic ranges alone.