Core
$1,000a month, billed annually
$1,250 month to month
As low as $0.20 per property
- Up to 5,000 properties
- 3 users
- 3 hazard families of your choice
- Alerts to unlimited recipients by email and text
- Ranked impact map
Know which properties just got hit
With V-Intel, your AI-native damage intelligence platform. Now live
Your portfolio178 properties · 4 clients
Live now137 wildfires on the map
What this clip shows
The V-Intel map shows the whole United States with every property of a company pinned, each client's properties ringed in its own colour. The rings are switched off, then wind: its streams sweep across the country; then wildfires: 137 active fires light up the West, among the properties. The map then glides in on one property, Industrial in Newnan, Georgia, and its card opens, shown up close: severe, its worst impact a FEMA emergency declaration, inside the alert area.
See which of your clients got hit, worst first, and who to call before anyone else does
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Alerts
Know about the loss before the first call
Alerts on your clients' buildings and your territory. Your crew is rolling while everyone else is still checking the news.
Would have alerted 97 of 178
TemplateFlooding
Before you save itWould have alerted 97 of 178, about 900 times
What this clip shows
A new notification is set up from the Flooding template. The steps move to How bad, where the severity floor is set, and then to the review. The review says in plain English which hazards the rule watches and how bad they have to be. Before anything is saved, it says the rule would have alerted 97 of 178 properties about 900 times in the last 90 days, and warns that this is a lot of messages.
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Ranked by impact
Which of your clients just got hit
Worst first
Every account in the storm, ranked by severity and estimated exposure. Call them before anyone else does.
Estimates are a share of declared value by severity. Ranges, not appraisals.
36 hit, $9.3M est. exposure
Portfolio178 properties · 36 hit
Estimated exposure$9.3M est.
What this clip shows
The V-Intel map and the ranked list of properties, filtered to severe and worse. The severity filter is widened to every severity. The totals at the top change from 25 hit and $7.3M to 178 properties, 36 hit and $9.3M in estimated exposure. Each row shows the property, its worst hazard, its severity and an estimated dollar range, worst first.
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Ask EV Agent
“Who got hit last night?”
Just ask
Plain English in, your accounts on the map out. No GIS lookups, no building your own storm page.
7 properties in the last 6 months
Answer7 properties hit by hurricanes in Honolulu, last 6 months
Worst hitTropical storm warning · Severe
What this clip shows
A question is typed into Ask EV Agent: which properties in Honolulu were hit by a hurricane. The map moves to Honolulu and the answer lists the 7 properties behind it. The filters change to match the question: tropical storms, over the last 6 months. Hovering a property shows its card with the worst warning it was inside.
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Business search
Draw the damage
Get the call list
Pull a box over the flooding and get every business inside it, worst hit first, with the phone number
25 businesses with phone numbers
Inside the shape25 businesses · with phone numbers
In the area3,922 with a number
What this clip shows
A box is drawn over Des Moines on the V-Intel map. The panel lists the 25 businesses inside it, each with its category, address and phone number. Each business is numbered on the map in the same order as the list.
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Export business search results
From the map to the phones in one click
Send the list to your CRM or hand it to whoever's dialing. These 25, the top 500, or all 3,406.
All 3,406 as a CSV
ExportThese 25, top 100, top 500, or all 3,406
The file25 rows, opened as a spreadsheet
What this clip shows
From the businesses inside a drawn area, Export CSV opens a menu: these 25, the top 100, the top 500 or all 3,406. “These 25” is chosen and the file downloads. The file opens as a spreadsheet with each business's rank, name, category, phone number, address and city.
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Upload your properties
Drop in your client list
Live the same day
A CSV of your commercial accounts is all it takes. We geocode it and put today's weather on it.
5 of 5 geocoded
Geocoded5 of 5 addresses
On the map5 of 5, with today’s weather
What this clip shows
A five-row spreadsheet is dropped into the importer. V-Intel reads the columns, geocodes every address, and shows a report of what it found and what it tidied before anything saves. Import adds the five properties, and the map shows them with today's weather on them.
Trusted by the teams who answer when a storm hits
Industry partners
- alert types tracked
- 140+
- alert types tracked
- from event to alert
- Under 90 sec
- from event to alert
- protecting property portfolios
- Since 2009
- protecting property portfolios
$2 million worth of work
The alerts are descriptive, timely, and comprehensive, making it easy to stay informed. Thanks to the alerts, I've secured around $2 million worth of work.
First of its kind
I worked with the entire Earthvisionz team for over 6 years while I was leading digital product development efforts at the PGA TOUR. We engaged with them to build out the first ever live map experience.
Accurate, real-time information
Helping our customers prepare for potential disasters ahead of time is essential, and Earthvisionz is an extremely valuable part of that process. Their alerts provide accurate, real-time information that helps us and our customers stay informed.
Quickly pool resources for response
Earthvisionz provides real-time weather information and communication for ATI and, more importantly, our clients.
Our products
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Manage field crews during disaster response
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Enterprise weather intelligence at restoration-tool prices. Every price published.
Plans start at $1,000/mo. 14-day free trial with All-In features.
Founding customers: the first 20 lock in launch pricing for 2 years, and we help you set up in your first week.
The average water damage claim is about $15,400 (Insurance Information Institute). A paid storm lead runs $1,400 to $1,700. One job a year covers V-Intel.
All-In
Most popular$1,166a month, billed annually
$1,458 month to month
- Up to 10,000 properties
- 5 users
- All hazards
- AI Meteorologist (Ask EV Agent) with $85/mo of usage
- Business search and export
Enterprise
From $20,000a year
- Up to 20,000 properties
- Unlimited users
- All hazards plus custom alerts
- API, exports and SSO
- Dedicated onboarding
Need something specific? You can also set custom alerts for specific properties, like snow, fire, hail or thunderstorms. Available on request.
Talk to the team14 days free once your spot opens. Pick your plan. We email you on day 12. Cancel in one click.
How V-Intel compares
| Vendor | What you get | Published price | Per location per year | V-Intel |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FireSignal | Fire dispatch, 1 county | $299/mo + $79 per user | By county | Every hazard, nationwide |
| FirstLeads | Fire and water leads, 5 to 10 counties | $697 to $1,497/mo | By county | 140+ alert types, same price band |
| HailStrike | Hail, 300 monitored sites | $249/mo | $9.96 | $2.40 on Core |
| HailMate | Hail maps and CRM | $79 to $499/mo | By state | Hail plus flood, fire, snow and wind |
| Baron Threat Net | Weather alerts, 10 locations per user | $918/yr per user | $91.80 | $1.00 to $2.40 |
| AccuWeather, DTN, Tomorrow.io | Enterprise weather risk | Not published, annual contract | Quote only | Every price published, AI Meteorologist included |
Prices as published on each vendor's site or public contract, October 2026.
Questions
- What is V-Intel?
- V-Intel is the damage intelligence platform from Earthvisionz. It shows which of your own properties a storm just hit, how bad, and what it's worth, so you know what to inspect and who to call first. Ask EV Agent, the AI agent inside it, answers questions about your properties in plain English.
- How is it different from a weather alert service?
- A weather alert tells you where the storm is. V-Intel tells you which of your properties are in it: every alert is tied to your own property list, ranked worst first, with severity and estimated dollar exposure on each row. No other product tells a customer which of their own properties got hit.
- What does it cost?
- Plans start at $1,000 a month billed annually for up to 5,000 properties. Enterprise starts at $20,000 a year.
- Can I set custom alerts?
- Yes. Besides the alerts in every plan, you can set custom alerts for specific properties, like snow, fire, hail or thunderstorms. They are available on request: talk to the team at sales@earthvisionz.com.
- How long does setup take?
- Bring the spreadsheet you already keep. We read the columns, geocode every address and show you what we found before anything saves, so a client list can be live the same day. For the first 20 founding customers, we help you set up in your first week.
- What hazards does it cover?
- All hazards, not just hail: V-Intel tracks 140+ alert types, under 90 sec from event to alert.
- Does it work for restoration companies?
- Yes. Restoration, CAT and contents companies use it to see which of their clients got hit, worst first, and who to call before anyone else does. All-In adds Business Search: draw a box over the damage and get every business inside it, with phone numbers.
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Our current onboarding cohort is full
Next cohort opens November 1, 2026