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Nearmap Aerial View 1 Year Subscription $99 Advantage Personal - National plan

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Nearmap Aerial View 1 Year Subscription $99 Advantage Personal - National plan
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thydzik on 15/09/2014 - 13:05 nearmap.com (394 clicks)

Not as good as the previous $79 per year deal.

Get access to Australia's major cities for $99 per year. 50mb per month quota.

nearmap Advantage Personal National gives you one year's access for personal, non-commercial use with standard national coverage for $99.00 (including GST) paid up front. Renews annually.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Min cost $99.00 including GST on a 12 month plan paid up front on credit card. New customers only. Fees are non-cancellable and non-refundable. At the end of your term, the plan will auto-renew unless we are advised otherwise by you.

This product is for personal, non-commercial use only.

Download limit. nearmap Advantage Personal has a monthly data allowance of 50MB which resets every calendar month. Your data allowance is unlimited for the first 30 days after your initial account creation. You can always view your month to date usage in the My Account section of the site. If you use more than your monthly allowance, nearmap reserves the right to restrict access to high resolution content until the download limit is reset.

We reserve the right to modify or withdraw this product at any time.

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  • jv on 15/09/2014 - 13:09
    -3

    or use Google Maps for free !!!

    • Make it so on 15/09/2014 - 13:11
      +7

      Nearmap is a different class of product, with much higher resolution (though low accuracy), timelapse, and oblique views allowing them to generate elevation models. It is a good product for professionals, but seriously useless for the domestic market. Also, 50MB quota, seriously? I think this is seriously overpriced for what it is.
      Nearmap has missed the boat trying to come up with a suitable business model. They couldn't decide how to charge, and when they did they asked for so much that no organisation could afford it. Real shame.

      • jv on 15/09/2014 - 13:13
        +1

        Nearmap is a different class of product

        I know, it used to be free.

        Now I just use Google Maps and don't miss Nearmap…

        It is a good product for professionals

        This licence is not allowed for commercial use, so Google maps is much better value…

        • Snoop on 15/09/2014 - 13:25
          -1

          Let's be honest… Google Maps is great for it's price, otherwise it's near on useless at times!
          We're about to put in a pool and need a better resolution and more current picture than what Google provides!
          Almost tempted to pay the $99 to save a lot of stuffing about and guesswork. I did say ALMOST!

          Saying Google Maps is free is almost like saying that it's free to walk!

        • jv on 15/09/2014 - 13:27
          +1

          @Snoop:

          We're about to put in a pool and nead a better resolution and more current picture

          This works out cheaper, and it's much more fun…

          http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/352W-3-5CH-Wifi-Radi…

          You can even use it on the neighbours…

        • Lord Fart Bucket on 15/09/2014 - 13:30
          +2

          @jv:

          This works out cheaper, and it's much more fun…
          http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/352W-3-5CH-Wifi-Radi…

          And it's got HD vedio!

        • rodericb on 15/09/2014 - 14:28
          +2

          @Snoop:
          Yeah, it makes you wonder how people ever installed swimming pools without high detail overhead imagery.

        • Snoop on 15/09/2014 - 14:31

          @rodericb:
          People and/or landscapers measured it up and mapped it out by hand.
          I just figure it saves a few hours of work @ about $50-$100 an hour!

      • Lukian on 15/09/2014 - 13:35

        "Your data allowance is unlimited for the first 30 days after your initial account creation."

        If 50MB doesn't suit you, you have 30 days to download as much as you can =)

        • Snoop on 15/09/2014 - 13:37
          +2

          Download how? What are you going to do, take screen dumps and stitch them all back together? :0

      • cloudy on 15/09/2014 - 13:48

        Jv hangs around smokers to pick up old butts with another puff coz it's free. What pay for a full cig when u can pick up old butts ey jv? Classy man.

        • jv on 15/09/2014 - 15:31
          +1

          I don't smoke, but I'm guessing from your user name that you do ???

        • Snoop on 15/09/2014 - 15:36

          that you do

          Clearly evident!

    • scrimshaw on 15/09/2014 - 14:09

      Or you can just contact Snowden, I'm sure he can 'leak' out some gigapixel shots of your neighbourhood for free :)

  • Ijuiceman on 15/09/2014 - 13:26
    +1

    While I agree that for personal use $99 is still expensive.
    Comparing Google with Nearmap is not really a good comparison, as Nearmap is done using planes and the detail is much higher than 3+ year old Satellite images. Pity that Nearmap stopped the private access, as it was fun to see how things in the area changed over the months.

    • cloudy on 15/09/2014 - 13:50

      Nearmap updates up to 7 times a year, around once bi-monthly. Compared to years for google map.

      • troyww on 15/09/2014 - 14:12

        It is very good and I loved the way you could use the timeline to see previous maps to see how things change over time .

  • kml22 on 15/09/2014 - 13:38
    +3

    What 50MB usage per month, are you kidding me?

    • jv on 15/09/2014 - 13:41
      +4

      They must have been taken over by Bigpond recently…

  • crazyj on 15/09/2014 - 14:38
    +1

    I used nearmap to monitor the build of my new home, from above. The maps changed weekly, sometimes daily. I missed it terribly when they pulled the pin and didn't offer residential access any more. But I don't think it is worth $99 per year (at least for non-commercial, which this is).

  • whats up skip on 15/09/2014 - 16:37

    For many applications all you need is a few days access just to download the areas you need, including the historic pictures.

    I really doubt at these prices that many end users would take up the offer. I suppose if I was about to buy or build a house it might be worth it.

    Still not what I would call a bargain.

    I suspect they are too worried about it being used for commercial purposes.

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