Mapflow models find buildings, trees, roads and other objects in satellite, aerial and drone imagery, and return them as editable vector layers. Open a model to see what it returns, the imagery it needs and what it costs.
Available to every account in Mapflow Web, the QGIS plugin and the API.

Roof outline of every building in your area, as editable polygons.
10 cr/km² + imagery · zoom 18

All tree and shrub cover, down to small groups and tree lines.
8 cr/km² + imagery · zoom 18–20

A connected road network with gaps merged and short stubs removed.
5 cr/km² + imagery · zoom 18

Buildings, roads and forest together, with topology corrected.
23 cr/km² + imagery · zoom 19

OpenStreetMap and Overture data for your area, with no AI model involved.
Shown before you run
Every model runs on imagery you upload, a raster already in your QGIS project, or a fresh image from the satellite catalog.
Run any model on your own GeoTIFF or a raster layer already in QGIS.
Model price only · your GeoTIFF
Search satellite catalogs by date, cloud and angle, then map the image you pick.
Model + imagery price · recent changes
Trained for specific use cases. We connect them to your account on request. See how custom models work.

Outlines of construction sites and buildings under construction.
On request · zoom 18

Terraced and tightly packed blocks divided into individual houses.
On request

Small buildings and detailed outlines from 15–10 cm aerial imagery.
On request · zoom 20–21

Photovoltaic panels on rooftops and on the ground.
On request · zoom 19–21

Swimming pools detected and classified from aerial imagery.
On request · zoom 19–20

Field boundaries separated by tree lines, roads or crop stage.
On request

Universal segmentation. The zoom level decides what you get.
On request · zoom 14–20
The list above is what is documented publicly today. We regularly train models for classes that never appear here — they were built for a specific customer, on a specific imagery type, for a specific region. If what you need is missing, it usually means nobody has asked for it yet.
How custom models work →Most geospatial AI tooling hands you a model and leaves the hard part — inference at scale, versioning, GPU capacity, retraining — to you. Mapflow is the opposite: we build the model, we run it, and you consume the output.
Models run in our cloud on our hardware. You get an API, a web app and a QGIS plugin, plus every model update as it ships. Nothing to deploy, nothing to keep running.
When data residency or security rules out a hosted service, the same platform runs on-premise or in your private cloud — and Mapflow orchestrates your own models there too, so in-house and Mapflow models share one workflow engine.
Free credits on signup — run the production models on your area of interest before talking to anyone.