About DataTerra
Based in Mexico, focused on Latin America.
Public data exists. The challenge is the decision.
From Space to Soil
Buying land, planting a crop or installing solar panels in Latin America means deciding with scattered information: hard-to-access land registries, raw satellite data, official statistics buried in government portals. The data exists — but nobody brings it together for you.
DataTerra does exactly that: we cross satellite imagery, 50+ public data sources and AI to produce clear reports, scored 0-100 — delivered in hours, in your language. And when satellite isn't enough, our team flies drones on site.
What we do
Geospatial reports
Land, agriculture, solar: each report crosses satellite, public registries, climate and security into one clear verdict, from $29.
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Drone services
Centimeter-grade mapping, 3D models, technical inspection and thermography — operated on site by our team, on quote.
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Open, verifiable sources
Sentinel-2, NASA, land registries, official security statistics: every figure in our reports is sourced and dated — you can check it.
Data first, never a black box
The 0-100 score is a transparent aggregate per dimension. Notable events are highlighted, not hidden behind an opaque verdict.
A pre-screening, not a due diligence
Our reports catch red flags before you spend money. They don't replace a local lawyer or notary — they tell you whether it's worth hiring one.
Built for Latin America
Ejidos and RAN in Mexico, tradición y libertad in Colombia: we speak the local land language, in Spanish, English and French.
🌎 Coverage
Crop and solar reports: the whole world, same price everywhere. Land reports: Mexico (RAN, INEGI, SESNSP registries integrated). Drone: Mexico and Colombia. National registries are added country by country — wherever they exist, the report enriches automatically.
🇨🇭 Data sovereignty
DataTerra runs entirely on Swiss infrastructure operated by Infomaniak: your data, reports and payments are processed in Europe, in datacenters located in Switzerland and connected to the country's major Internet exchange points — including CIXP, CERN's exchange point in Geneva. Infomaniak powers its centres with renewable energy; its latest Geneva datacenter (D4), built under a park, recovers 100% of its servers' heat to warm the water and homes of the neighbourhood — the equivalent of 6,000 households. An ethical, sovereign cloud: your data stays yours.
Drone photo: Gaelle1106, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.
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