Pricing

Programmes built around
what you need to evidence

Every programme is priced on how many sites, how many rounds a year, and which programme. Duration is agreed up front — most clients run a baseline once, then a recurring programme against it.

How a programme is priced

In-flight parameters are measured by the drone and carry no laboratory cost. Laboratory parameters are analysed at accredited partner laboratories and are passed through per sample.

Pricing varies with the scope of data, the number of sites, coverage and the area of each site. Final pricing is confirmed on scoping.

THE PROGRAMMES

Four programmes, each shaped by the evidence you need

01

Site Baseline

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One round. Establishes the reference record a site is measured against later. Terrain and elevation mapping, habitat and land cover, geolocated visual and thermal imagery, canopy condition, water to 80 m, air at altitude flown.

You receive a geolocated dataset and baseline report. No laboratory analysis.

02

Compliance Monitoring

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Recurring rounds through the year, reported against your filing obligations. Everything in Site Baseline each round, plus laboratory parameters you select — nutrients, heavy metals, PFAS, hydrocarbons, soil organic carbon and soil pH.

You receive a per-round dataset, trend against baseline, and a report aligned to the ESRS, TNFD, GRI or SBTN datapoint each result answers.

03

Contamination Screening

Lab, on request

Where a specific contaminant question has to be answered and evidenced. PFAS, hydrocarbons, heavy metals, nutrients in water and soil, leaf tissue metals.

You receive certified laboratory results with unbroken chain of custody, suitable for contaminated-land reporting.

04

Restoration and Biodiversity Tracking

Lab, on request

Evidence that an intervention worked, measured the same way every round. Habitat and land cover mapping, canopy condition and thermal signature, eDNA species presence, soil eDNA, soil microbiome, plant species identification.

You receive change-over-time metrics against the baseline.

PROGRAMME ECONOMICS

Lower programme cost, no staff on site, more data

Ten sites, four rounds a year, four points per site: 160 samples annually, which generates evidence on pollution, water and biodiversity conditions at each location. The laboratory charges the same either way. What changes is that none of your people go to site, and every round also returns site-wide mapping and sensing you were not collecting before.

Manual programmeWith LabGPT
Field days on site, your staff400
Field labour at €850/day€34,000
LabGPT programme fee€26,000
Laboratory analysis€56,000€56,000
In-flight site data each roundNot collectedIncluded
Reporting turnaround2–4 weeksDays
Annual programme cost€90,000€82,000
€8,000
less a year
40 → 0
field days on site
Weeks → days
reporting turnaround
Included
site-wide mapping and sensing

Illustrative model from published European field-day rates and typical accredited-laboratory pricing, including LabGPT's own fee. Not a quotation. Laboratory analysis is passed through and costs the same either way. Turnaround is a design target; no pilot has yet completed.

Scope your
programme

Book a 30-minute call. We will design and simulate a sampling mission for one of your sites, present it for your approval, and scope what a programme would cost.

Book a 30-minute call

References

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  2. Gustavsson, B., Luthbom, K. & Lagerkvist, A. Comparison of analytical error and sampling error for contaminated soil. J. Hazard. Mater. 138, 252–260 (2006).
  3. Baker, M. 1,500 scientists lift the lid on reproducibility. Nature 533, 452–454 (2016).
  4. Culina, A. et al. Low availability of code in ecology. PLoS Biol. 18, e3000763 (2020).
  5. Directive (EU) 2025/2360 on soil monitoring and resilience. Off. J. Eur. Union (26 Nov 2025).
  6. CSRD-Umsetzungsgesetz (German CSRD Implementation Act), in force 1 January 2026.
  7. European Commission. Commission adopts revised sustainability reporting standards (3 July 2026).
  8. IPBES. Thematic Assessment Report on Business and Biodiversity (2026).
  9. 3M Company. Settlement with public water suppliers over PFAS in drinking water (2024).
  10. US EPA. Method 1633A (2024).
  11. Nature Positive Initiative. The Definition of Nature Positive (2023).
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