One account
Use your existing Layer400 account or register normally. Tell us what you’re building and request the data layers you need.
Manage your sites, receivers and team in a private Layer400 Pro workspace. Monitor received activity, review history and respond to incidents. Contact us to arrange your receiver installation and service plan.
Plan listening points around a solar farm, industrial campus or distributed site. Check terrain, connectivity and who will respond to a report.
Bring live drone Remote ID, aircraft ADS-B and approved history into your own systems.
Use your existing Layer400 account or register normally. Tell us what you’re building and request the data layers you need.
We review each application and approve specific layers, usage limits and history access. No separate business login.
Versioned JSON, named API keys, visible usage and immediate key revocation. Keep your integration under your control.
Our Cloud API is a read-only HTTPS/JSON interface. Your server requests a geographic area with an approved API key and receives timestamped drone or aircraft positions. Live and history layers are approved separately; submitting a request never activates access.
Start with the problem you want to solve. We’ll work through the receiver and operating requirements with you.
Explore receiver positions across solar farms, energy facilities and industrial estates, with power and connectivity built into the plan.
Discuss your site →Plan a fixed shore-side installation around buildings, water and working infrastructure. Talk to us separately about moving platforms.
Talk through your location →Add aircraft and drone reception to the information available to your team. Agree the operating area, responsibilities and response process.
Plan your deployment →Start by agreeing the requirements. Choose equipment and practical acceptance checks that suit the site.
Location, terrain, operating area, existing equipment and what you need to understand.
Receiver hardware, installation work, connectivity and any integration or support requirements.
Fit the agreed equipment, connect the receiver and test the installation at the actual site.
A documented configuration, practical checks and an agreed way to maintain the deployment.
We quote against your requirements. Hardware, installation, integrations and service commitments are agreed in the proposal.
Choose the location and equipment around the broadcasts and operating environment—not a universal range claim.
Agree what successful reception and delivery look like before the installation is signed off.
Work through updates, access, local responsibility and what happens when internet or power is lost.
Talk to us about the site and the equipment you need. We’ll confirm what we can supply, the installation scope and the commercial terms before you commit.
Often it is a useful starting point. Tell us the computer, radios, antennas and decoder software you have. We’ll check compatibility rather than assume it.
You can now request business API access using your normal account. Live Remote ID, ADS-B and history layers are individually approved. Private dashboards and custom alerting can be discussed separately.
Tell us where and how it will operate. The public personal receiver is a fixed-site release with its own compatibility requirements. Mobile use, local radio requirements and international deployments need separate assessment.