Pix4D

The product plan pages, checked on October 1, 2026, show yearly prices excluding tax. PIX4Dmatic is US$2,290 a year for Analyst, US$3,990 for Standard, and US$4,990 for Pro. PIX4Dmapper is US$3,990 a year, PIX4Dfields is US$1,990, and PIX4Dreact is US$990. The family pricing grid still shows lower "starting from" monthly figures, including US$125 for matic, that do not match those yearly rates, so confirm the cart before paying.

The prices above are billed yearly. Pix4D's pricing FAQ also says subscriptions can renew month to month, yearly, or every three years, and that you can cancel in the account before the renewal date. Downgrades and cancellations take effect at the end of the current cycle, and Pix4D says it does not offer refunds. Monthly and three-year dollar amounts were not printed on the product plan pages, so those figures have to come from the store or sales.

Yes. Pix4D documents a 15-day trial for most products. PIX4Dmatic, PIX4Dfields, PIX4Dreact, PIX4Dcloud, and PIX4Dcatch can start from a signed-in app, while PIX4Dmapper requires a request and non-corporate mapper requests can take up to 15 days to review. Trials of matic, fields, react, and cloud do not allow export of processed outputs unless you request a trial that includes export. A PIX4Dcatch trial started through Apple in-app purchase renews as a paid subscription unless you cancel it in iOS settings.

The hardware page lists Windows 11 64-bit and macOS Sequoia 15 as the minimum operating systems, and it says Windows 10 is not supported. From version 1.64, new Mac builds target Apple silicon, and Intel Macs are told to stay on version 1.63. CUDA acceleration is NVIDIA on Windows only. Gaussian splatting is not supported on macOS.

Point clouds export as LAS 1.2, LAS 1.4, LAZ, and XYZ. Orthomosaics and DSMs export as GeoTIFF, meshes as OBJ, FBX, PLY, SLPK, or Cesium 3D tiles, and vector layers as DXF, SHP, or GeoJSON, with section views also as DXF. IFC is not listed among those outputs. The native project file is .p4m, and the same article lists Open Photogrammetry Format (.opf).

Pix4D still sells both. Mapper's plan page describes classic drone mapping with a floating license on one device at a time, at US$3,990 per year, while matic's plan page is the newer desktop with three yearly tiers from US$2,290 to US$4,990. A quote on the matic page says it was faster than mapper on a large project. Pick mapper for the classic single app, or matic if you need the Analyst, Standard, or Pro split, including LiDAR in the same project on Standard and Pro.

PIX4Dmatic's tiers are written for survey and CAD workflows, including terrain classification, contours, and vector layers. PIX4Dfields targets agriculture, with vegetation indices and prescription maps. PIX4Dreact targets emergency and public-safety teams that need a 2D map quickly, and its page notes it can run where internet is unavailable. PIX4Dcatch, used to capture on a phone, is marked iOS only on the pricing page.

PIX4Dmatic yearly prices on pix4d.com, excluding tax, are US$2,290 for Analyst, US$3,990 for Standard, and US$4,990 for Pro. The plan page also shows equivalent monthly figures when billed yearly. PIX4Dmatic is a separate subscription from PIX4Dmapper.