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Safer. Cheaper.

Nobody walks the paddock with a backpack or drives a rig into wet ground. A licensed local operator flies it, at a price you see before anyone leaves the shed.

A paddock on one side.
A licensed operator on the other.

Tell us the block, the product and the window. The licensed operators who cover your region see the enquiry, quote their own price, and contract with you direct. Fly already, and those enquiries come to you first.

Drones, planes and helicopters. Tell us the job and we match it to a licensed operator with the right aircraft.

NSW · VIC · QLD LIVE · THE OPERATOR QUOTES · YOU CONTRACT THEM DIRECT

If you have a block

Reference job value
$36 /ha
Minimum job
$950

If you fly

Platform fee, platform-sourced
20%
Platform fee, your own job
2%
S.01Every aircraft that works a farm

Drones, planes and helicopters.

skysolutionX is Australia's marketplace for commercial aerial services. It connects licensed fixed-wing, helicopter and drone operators with customers who need spraying, mapping or monitoring at a defined time and location. Operators list their service types and coverage; customers post requirements that are pushed to operators in the relevant region, so supply and demand can be matched and the customer contracts with the operator direct.

What we do

A paddock that needs covering, and a licensed operator who can cover it. We put the two in front of each other. Nothing more.

S.02For growersyou pay the operator, not us

Four things you get before anyone drives to your place.

01A price before anyone drives

The operator sends you a written quote: a rate per hectare, travel stated separately, and the minimum job charge if your block is under it. You see the number first. Nothing starts until you accept it.

02Licensed and insured, and checked

We check the licences and the insurance certificates before an operator can take enquiries in your region. Remote pilot licence, the operator certificate with the aircraft listed, the chemical licences for your state, and public liability that covers chemical drift.

03A job record you can keep

Coverage map, the volume that actually went out, the wind and temperature at the time, the product and the batch. It is formatted for your spray diary and it is yours to keep, send on, or hand to an auditor.

04A direct contract with the operator

You take on the operator and you pay the operator. We never hold your money and we never take a cut of it from you. We bill the operator our fee once a month, separately, and it does not sit between you and them.

S.03For operators20% platform-sourced · 2% your own

Run a spray drone business?

Enquiries from your region come to you first. You set your own price and the grower pays you direct.

See how the platform works for operators→

S.04How it runsone job, two views

One job, two views.

The same five steps, from each side of the fence.

The grower

01Post the block

You post the block. Boundary, crop, area, the product and the window you are working to. A dropped pin and a photo of the label is enough.

02See a range

You see an indicative range straight away. It is a guide, not a quote.

03Credentials, then price

You see the licences, the insurance and the price before you see a name. You accept the quote you want, or none of them.

04Your deal is with them

You take on the operator direct and the work is booked. The agreement is between the two of you, not with us.

05Get the job record

You get the job record: the coverage map, the volumes, the conditions and the product. If the window closes, the job reschedules at no charge.

The operator

01The enquiry lands

The enquiry lands with you first if it is in your region. Scope, area, crop, window and the guide range. You look at it and decide.

02Quote your own price

You quote your own price. The guide range is a reference, not a ceiling and not a floor. Travel from your base is stated separately.

03Credentials go first

Your credentials go to the grower before your name does. You are free to decline, and declining costs you nothing.

04Your deal is with them

The agreement is between you and the grower. They pay you direct, on your own terms. We never touch that money.

05Logs, then one bill

You upload the logs within 48 h. Once a month we bill you our fee: 20% on jobs we sent you, 2% on jobs you brought in yourself.

The operator is the operator in command and makes the go/no-go call on the day. We do not make that call and we never override it.

S.05Where the network is liveNSW · VIC · QLD

Three regions first. Three states live.

We are live in New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland, and we are starting in three places where the work repeats and the licensing is clear.

Australia. The network is live in NSW, VIC, QLD.

Live nowNot yet — dashed edge

  1. RiverinaNSW

    Griffith · Leeton · Deniliquin, New South Wales

    Rice · wine grapes · almonds · citrus · maize · cotton

  2. Nut corridorQLD / NSW

    Bundaberg · Gympie · Northern Rivers, Queensland into New South Wales

    Macadamias · avocados · citrus

  3. Wet Tropics banana beltQLD

    Tully · Innisfail, Queensland

    Bananas · sugarcane

South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania and Northern Territory are not live yet. See coverage and the licences by state →

S.06Standards

The same standard on every recorded job.

For growers

  • Licences and insurance checked before an operator can take enquiries in your region
  • Drift control and label compliance on every job
  • A job record on every job, and a written dispute path

For operators

  • A service menu and a quote format you follow
  • A pre-job checklist: weather, buffer zones, label, licences
  • Chemical handling to the label and your state’s law, PPE, drift control
  • Logs within 48 h and a post-job report

If an operator does not follow it, we suspend their access to the platform. We never touch the aircraft, and never mid-job.

Read the standard→

Which side of the fence are you on?

I have a block that needs covering.

Get a price→

I fly, or I am getting ready to.

Take work→

Or ring 0450 886 389 — Mon–Sat, 6am–7pm during season