Google Earth
Visit websiteA virtual globe, map, and geographical information program that allows users to explore the world in 3D imagery and terrain
More about Google Earth
Benefits for users
- Ability to explore and navigate remote or hard-to-reach locations from the comfort of home
- Detailed 3D imagery and terrain for a realistic viewing experience
- Access to historical imagery to track changes over time
- Street View feature for ground-level views of cities and landmarks
- Measure distance and area for trip planning or research purposes
- Educational tool for learning about geography, topography, and different regions of the world
Ways to monetize
- Google Earth offers a free version with basic features for personal use.
- The Pro version is available for businesses and allows for advanced data import/export, premium printing, and other professional tools for a subscription fee.
- Google Earth also offers advertising opportunities for businesses to showcase their locations and services through paid placements on the platform.
- Additionally, Google Earth has partnerships with other companies to provide additional services and data, generating revenue through licensing agreements.
Features
- 3D Earth: Explore the globe with 3D imagery and terrain
- Street View: View detailed street-level imagery of locations
- Historical Imagery: View changes to locations over time
- Voyager: Interactive guided tours from National Geographic, BBC Earth, and more
- Measurements: Measure distances and areas on the map
- Mapping data: Access to detailed mapping data for various locations around the world.
Pricing plans
- Google Earth Pro: $20 per year
- Google Earth Enterprise: Contact sales for pricing information
- Google Earth for Web and mobile: Free to use
Targets
- Scientists and researchers use Google Earth for studying changes in the environment, tracking weather patterns, and analyzing geographical data.
- Travelers use Google Earth to plan trips, explore destinations in detail, and discover new places to visit.
- Urban planners and architects use Google Earth for designing infrastructure, city layouts, and building placement.
- Educators use Google Earth as a tool for teaching geography, geology, astronomy, and other subjects.
- Businesses utilize Google Earth for site selection, market analysis, and visualizing data on a global scale.