Regulatory and reporting pressure
Nature-related disclosure, supply-chain and land-use requirements are expanding, and they increasingly need evidence tied to specific locations.
VerdeSat turns supplied land-asset boundaries into traceable, screening-grade nature evidence using satellite and geospatial data. The current Evidence Pack combines site context, mapped land cover and change, vegetation signals, a provisional B-Score, methods, limitations, provenance and selected reporting-framework mapping.
The product is live; the commercial model is being validated. The near-term goal is to prove repeated, budgeted workflow value before scaling the metric stack or enterprise infrastructure.
Nature-related disclosure, supply-chain and land-use requirements are expanding, and they increasingly need evidence tied to specific locations.
Restoration, forestry, agriculture and real assets require comparable indicators before capital is allocated.
Specialist GIS and ecology capacity cannot scale to the number of sites now being assessed.
VerdeSat already automates the first step of nature assessment. The roadmap extends that platform into repeatable, recurring workflows.
The long-term asset is the system underneath the report: reproducible site histories, transparent metrics, validation, uncertainty, lineage, standards mappings and expert/field integration.
VerdeSat is designed around repeated site-evidence workflows rather than one-off maps, with consultancies as the strongest near-term product-design segment.
Metrics and claims are promoted only when supported by release evidence, validation and an explicit use case. New sensors or models are not treated as differentiation by themselves.
The platform is built by a remote-sensing PhD and former CarbonSpace co-founder with experience turning satellite analytics into operational environmental products.
VerdeSat is opening conversations with founder-friendly pre-seed investors, strategic partners and non-dilutive funding programmes supporting biodiversity, Earth observation and climate technology.
Pricing follows how customers use the product: they start with one assessment, then move to recurring monitoring and portfolio-wide screening.
A paid Evidence Pack for a few sites. The entry point for consultancies, project developers and diligence teams testing the product on real work.
Annual contracts covering recurring analysis across a set of sites and reporting periods. This is the core of recurring revenue.
Multi-site screening, dashboards and API access for organisations embedding nature evidence in their own systems and workflows.
Environmental and biodiversity consultancies feel the cost of first-pass assessment every week. They adopt fast and bring many sites with them.
Sustainability and risk teams arrive through reporting and supply-chain pressure, and buy recurring coverage across assets and supplier locations.
Consultancies, restoration programmes and data platforms extend reach without a proportional increase in sales cost.
The live app lets a prospective customer run their own site and see the output before any commercial conversation.
Funding goes into converting a working product into a repeatable commercial engine
Recurring monitoring, portfolio screening, dashboards and API access.
Indicator expansion, calibration and validation of the B-Score across regions.
First dedicated commercial capacity to convert pilots into contracts.
Processing scale, reliability and geographic coverage.
Every additional site assessed is a piece of land where nature is visible in the decision. Growth of the business and growth of land under observation are the same number.
Hectares assessed and monitored is our core impact metric, and it rises with every customer and reporting cycle.
Nature enters land and capital decisions early, where it can still change the outcome.
Repeatable measurement gives restoration projects and their funders a defensible record of change.
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