Say what you need
Choose the kind of work and answer a few questions about it. Not sure? Describe what you know. Every question but the description may be skipped.
Get offers on drone work from operators nearby
Say what you need done and draw where, in your own words. Registered drone operators in the area ask what they need to know and send you offers. You compare them side by side and choose one, or none if nothing fits.
How a request goes
You need no account to start: the request is kept in your browser until you send it, and you sign in with a code sent to your email.
Show where
Search for the address or draw the area on a map, say when it should be done, and attach a drawing or a photo if you have one.
Answer, compare, choose
Operators who fly in the area and do that kind of work ask their questions and send offers. You see them side by side, and accept the one you want.
Kinds of work
Pick the one closest to your job; each asks its own questions.
Inspection
Roofs, facades, bridges, masts, power lines and other places that are hard to reach.
Start here →Mapping and surveying
Orthophotos, 3D models, elevation models and volume calculations.
Start here →Photo and video
Aerial photos and film for marketing, property, events and documentation.
Start here →Thermography
Thermal cameras for heat loss, solar plants, leaks and search.
Start here →Training
Courses and practical training for your own drone pilots.
Start here →Something else
Not sure what it is called? Describe what you know, and the operators will help.
Start here →Operators who keep their records here.
The operators on the portal run their drone operations in Romvesen Cloud, so what we say about them comes from their own records, not from a profile they wrote.
Registered operators
An operator can only offer once it has an operator number on file with us. Operators under Romvesen’s authorisation also need valid insurance, which Romvesen has checked.
Your details stay yours
Operators see the job, not who you are. Your name and contact details reach an operator only when you answer it, and each conversation is private to the two of you.
The agreement is between you
Accepting an offer is agreement in principle. The operator confirms the job on its own terms and invoices you directly; Romvesen takes no fee from you.
Look for “Flies under Romvesen”
Operators that fly under Romvesen’s operational authorisation carry this badge. Romvesen has approved the organization, checks its drones, its pilots’ certificates and its insurance before anyone may fly, and trains its pilots.
Operators that fly under their own authorisation keep their records here too, but those records are their own word: Romvesen cannot confirm their drones, certificates or insurance. Ask them for documentation before you accept an offer.
Fly drones for a living?
Requests arrive in Romvesen Cloud with the area on the map and its airspace already worked out, and a job you win becomes planned flights. Your own website can take requests through the same inbox.
- Requests matched to your area and your trade
- Offers the requester can compare
- A form for your own website
- About Romvesen Cloud
Read more
Overview
Planning, the map, where the data comes from, and the three ways to set up an account.
In the field
The apps for the browser, the phone and the DJI controller, live position and video, SafeSky, and how DJI flight records reach the log.
AI assistant
The assistant, the pre-flight briefing and NOTAMs in plain language, and what is sent where.
Export and API
The formats your flight areas, records and reports come out in, and the API for your own systems.
Fly under Romvesen
Flying under Romvesen AS's operational authorisation: what it covers, the courses, the prices and the FAQ.
About us
Romvesen AS: who we are, what we do besides Romvesen Cloud, the people and the offices.