Mission operations, connected

Keep every aircraft and crew mission ready.

UAS Hub brings fleet, maintenance, flight operations, training, and compliance together—one SaaS platform with Core, Plus, and Enterprise tiers, optional add-ons, and deployment from cloud-connected to tactical edge.

Local-first Audit-ready Built for the field

Capabilities

The operational picture, without the clutter

High-level visibility across the mission lifecycle—enough to act, without exposing how the system is built.

Fleet & crew readiness

See who and what can fly—availability, currency, and status in one shared view.

Maintenance & records

Keep discrepancies, inspections, and return-to-service decisions connected to the aircraft.

Compliance evidence

Turn day-to-day operations into a clear, auditable trail—ready when reviewers ask.

Platform

One system of record for the mission

UAS Hub keeps planning, execution, and accountability in the same picture—so teams stop reconciling after the fact.

  • Shared status across fleet, crew, and ops
  • Workflows that move from intent to action
  • Records that stay ready for review

Plans

One product. Three tiers.

UAS Hub is a single codebase—capabilities activate per organization through plan tier and optional modules, not separate product editions. Pricing is available on request.

Core

Single-org operations

For a single operator, inspection shop, detached unit, or one squadron running day-to-day aviation operations.

Pricing on request

  • Fleet, batteries, maintenance, and flight logs
  • Training, qualifications, and compliance center
  • Jobs, calendars, maps, and operations workflows
  • Optional field workspace on UAS Hub Edge

Enterprise

Program governance

For prime contractors, state and federal programs, and operators needing central sync, delegation, and program-scale controls.

Pricing on request

  • Everything in Plus
  • Cloud sync to a central UAS Hub system of record
  • Cross-tenant federation and delegation
  • Airspace evaluation and LAANC affordances (planned)
Capability Core Plus Enterprise
Fleet, maintenance, flight logs, training, compliance
Jobs, calendars, maps, and operations
Standard RBAC within one tenant
Field workspace (UAS Hub Edge)
Multi-site client and site scoping
Integrations (webhooks, exports, HubSpot path)
Cloud sync to central system of record
Cross-tenant federation
Airspace evaluation and LAANC Planned Map overlays Full Part 107 path
Predictive fleet and battery health Planned

All tiers run the same UAS Hub build. Field workspace, cloud sync, and add-on modules are activated per organization—not separate product SKUs. Contact sales for plan and add-on pricing.

Add-ons

Optional modules on top of your plan

Extend UAS Hub with fee-activatable capabilities. Add-ons layer on Core, Plus, or Enterprise without forking the product.

CRM

Available

Plus add-on · auto-enables multi-site

Native commercial pipeline from lead capture through closed-won provisioning—companies, deals, quoting, and the path into jobs and operations.

  • Deal workspace with site capture, quote builder, and proposal PDFs
  • Pipeline map, activity timeline, and SME review gates
  • Deal → project → job chain into field execution
  • HubSpot import path for cutover from existing CRM

SCORM import

Planned

Optional training upcharge

Import standard SCORM 1.2 packages from vendor authoring tools while keeping UAS Hub's native LMS and qualification workflow for internally built courses.

  • Packaged content runtime with progress mapped to enrollments
  • Completion flows into existing qualification approval paths
  • Base interactive LMS remains included in all tiers

Customer portal

Planned

CRM companion add-on

Give customer contacts a separate, company-scoped portal—distinct from staff login—for reviewing deliverables and signing off on completed work.

  • Portal-only authentication, isolated from internal staff roles
  • Company-scoped access to projects, jobs, and deliverables
  • Acceptance capture and signature workflow for closed jobs
  • Requires CRM; pairs with the deal → project → job chain

Connectivity

Built for dropped links and air-gapped missions

Connected SaaS and detached defense deployments use the same codebase—org settings control whether cloud sync is on, off, or deferred, not a separate product fork.

Connected SaaS

Keep working when the Internet drops

Commercial customers on cloud-connected UAS Hub are designed to survive mid-job loss of connectivity. Local cache and a write queue hold assigned work until the link returns—then sync back to the central system of record when entitled.

  1. Start an assigned job while connected to central UAS Hub
  2. Lose Internet mid-work—read cache and offline queue take over
  3. Complete flights, captures, notes, and field updates locally
  4. Regain connectivity and sync outcomes to the central SoR
Air-gapped

No cloud sync—by configuration, not compromise

Defense and USCG-style deployments run on a field hub with cloud sync turned off. The hub is the local system of record; crew devices stay on an isolated LAN with no Internet dependency for day-to-day operations.

  1. Field hub deployed and updated via sneakernet media
  2. End-user devices connect LAN-only to the hub—no cloud egress
  3. Fleet, maintenance, flights, training, and compliance run locally
  4. Optional cloud sync stays disabled until policy allows it

The USCG pre-ATO field-hub pattern and a commercial crew that loses cell service mid-job share the same local-first operations model—the difference is whether cloud sync is entitled and enabled for your organization.

Deployment

One product. The right connection for the mission.

UAS Hub can connect when your environment allows—or run fully local when it doesn’t. Choose the posture that matches commercial, defense, or tactical-edge needs.

Commercial

Cloud-connected

For commercial customers, UAS Hub connects to managed cloud infrastructure so teams share one operational picture across sites—with offline resilience when connectivity fails mid-job.

DoD / DoW

Central defense networks

For Department of Defense and Department of War missions, UAS Hub can connect to authorized central DoD networks—or run with cloud sync disabled on a field hub when the mission requires it.

UAS Hub Edge

Standalone at the tactical edge

When the mission can’t depend on cloud or enterprise networks, UAS Hub Edge runs as a standalone, air-gapped field hub—same product, with fleet, maintenance, flight, training, and compliance staying local on the box.

Connected cloud, central DoD/DoW networks, or UAS Hub Edge: same UAS Hub workflows—deployed for the connectivity the mission allows. See connectivity for how offline and air-gapped modes work.

Get started

Talk to us about plans, add-ons, and deployment

Pricing, tier selection, CRM activation, and field-hub posture are configured per organization. Reach out to discuss what fits your operation.

Or write to sales@aerovelocity.com