Ceresimage

Ceresimage sells satellite-based crop-health analytics to growers, insurers and ag-input suppliers. Subscription tiers run from mid-four-figure “field” licenses to six-figure enterprise deals; all delivery is cloud/SaaS, with no physical retail component. The firm differentiates on 3 m multispectral resolution delivered within 24 hrs of satellite pass, fused with weather and soil data to generate nitrogen, water-stress and yield-loss maps at 10 m granularity. Its 30-year archive and automated change-detection API are widely embedded in farm-management software, making the brand the default “invisible layer” behind many white-label agronomy apps. Customers are 1,000-20,000-acre row-crop operations in North & South America, grain-trading desks writing production contracts, and reinsurers pricing area-yield policies. They value quantified ROI—typically 3-5 bu/acre corn gain or 8-10% premium reduction—over brand visibility, and prioritize science-backed, audit-ready data for sustainability reporting. Ceresimage competes in the crowded “ag-analytics” space populated by drone, IoT-sensor and aerial-imagery platforms. It distances itself through continental-scale coverage, no hardware cost, and a pay-as-you-grow subscription that scales from a single field to multi-state portfolios without changing workflow.