SkyFi

1. OpenAPI spec (v2.0.0): base path /platform-api, X-Skyfi-Api-Key header and OAuth2PasswordBearer sign-in, endpoint list and request fields, archive response fields, provider/product/payment-type enums, Stripe payment flag, delivery drivers, AOI limits, AOI_RESTRICTED reason, webhook statuses and retry policy, 429 order limit, delivery times (archive usually within 24 h, tasking within 48 h of capture), API keys for all accounts, free 1/day and Pro 5/day open-data orders, Vantor EULA 403 app.skyfi.com
2. Human-readable API docs (Redoc) app.skyfi.com
3. Optical archive from $5/km², tasking from $8/km²; SAR from $450/scene archive, $675/scene tasking; 3D from $7.50/km²; basemaps from $1/km²; up to $100/km² for 7.5 cm aerial; no subscriptions or minimum spend; starting-at cards ($15 archive image, $200 tasking image, $35 aerial, $5 analytics); Planet Select 25 km² minimum AOI and $6/$12 per km²; in-app provider list; 300+ sources; Next Available Capture within 24 hours skyfi.com
4. Minimum tasking size 25 km²; a 25 km² tasking request starts at $200 learn.skyfi.com
5. 50+ provider partners, 300+ satellite and aerial sources, users in 179 countries skyfi.com
6. SkyFi MCP server at https://mcp.skyfi.com/mcp (Streamable HTTP), OAuth 2.1 public clients with PKCE S256, dynamic client registration at /oauth/register, scopes, tool names, validate-confirm-charge flow mcp.skyfi.com
7. MCP setup: endpoint URL, free SkyFi account, sign in and accept Terms mcp.skyfi.com
8. MCP is free, needs no API key, orders placed only after confirmation; designed for autonomous agents skyfi.com
9. MCP Terms: the Service exposes ordering to AI agents acting on the user's behalf under OAuth scopes; charges to payment method or credits; imagery licensed not sold; no resale except as provider licence permits mcp.skyfi.com
10. MCP privacy: rate limits enforced; personal information not used to train AI models mcp.skyfi.com
11. Protected-resource metadata: resource https://mcp.skyfi.com/mcp, scopes skyfi:read, skyfi:write, skyfi:order mcp.skyfi.com
12. Authorization-server metadata: registration_endpoint, S256 PKCE, token auth none, authorization_code and refresh_token grants mcp.skyfi.com
13. Not in the official MCP Registry (0 results) registry.modelcontextprotocol.io
14. EULA: limited non-transferable licence for internal purposes, no resale/redistribution, only irreversible derivative works without imagery may be distributed, satellite provider owns imagery, export/sanctions certification; no AI training clause skyfi.com
15. Terms of Service: general use terms, payment by card on file, prohibition on automated tools accessing the Services (5(a)(xi)) skyfi.com
16. Privacy notice: data submitted through AI-based tools may be logged and, once anonymised, used in training models skyfi.com
17. MCP Terms: ordering exposed to AI agents acting on the user's behalf; orders charge the account's payment method or credits mcp.skyfi.com
18. MCP specification 2026-07-28: dynamic client registration deprecated in favour of Client ID Metadata Documents modelcontextprotocol.io

About. Self-serve marketplace that resells archive and newly tasked satellite and aerial imagery from many operators (Vantor, Planet, Umbra, ICEYE US, Satellogic, Sentinel open data and others) through one web app, a REST Platform API and a first-party remote MCP server (OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration), with per-km² or per-scene pricing, validate-before-order price checks, webhooks and delivery to S3/GCS/Azure.

Price. From skyfi.com/pricing: optical archive from $5/km² and new optical tasking from $8/km² (Vantor, Planet, Satellogic; 15 cm to 1 m); optical archive tops out at $100/km² for Ultra High 7.5 cm aerial; SAR from $450/scene archive and $675/scene tasking (e.g. Umbra); 3D products (DSM/DTM/point clouds) from $7.50/km²; basemap mosaics from $1/km²; open data free; no subscriptions, contracts or minimum spend. The same page's summary cards say single archive image from $15, single tasking image from $200, aerial from $35, analytics from $5. Minimums: SkyFi's FAQ says minimum tasking area is 25 km² and a 25 km² tasking request starts at $200; Planet Select orders need a 25 km² minimum AOI (from $6/km² archive >30 days, $12/km² flexible tasking). Archive minimums are per scene: each search result carries minSqKm/maxSqKm, priceForOneSquareKm and priceFullScene/fullSceneOnly. Exact prices come from the API (POST /pricing, /tasking/products, the */validate endpoints; MCP validate tools return estimatedCostCents). A 'full pricing sheet' download exists but was not read. Free accounts can place 1 open-data order per day and paid orders with a card on file; Pro accounts 5 open-data orders per day plus advanced billing (Pro price not found). The MCP connector itself is free. Check: the static pricing page shows only the per-image starting prices ($15 archive, $200 tasking, SAR $450, aerial $35); the per-km2 rates, the $675 SAR tasking figure and the 25 km² minimum were not visible on it in a later check, so confirm them in the app or the pricing sheet.

Coverage. SkyFi says it aggregates 50+ provider partners and 300+ satellite and aerial sources (llms.txt; the pricing and API pages say 300+ sources) and serves users in 179 countries. In-app providers named on the pricing page: Vantor, Planet, ICEYE, Umbra, Satellogic, Vexcel, Pixxel, GEOSAT, IMPRO and SIIS. The API's provider enum also lists Sentinel-1/2 (Creodias), Urban Sky, NSL, BlackSky, SatVu and Constellr. AOIs must be simple convex WKT polygons, max 500 vertices; archive searches max 500,000 km². Tasking offerings can be excluded with reason AOI_RESTRICTED (criteria unpublished). Actual availability per location and date depends on the underlying operator; Vantor imagery needs a separate EULA acceptance (else 403). The EULA bars making products available to embargoed or sanctioned countries, regions or parties under US export rules.

Timing. API docs: 'Tasking orders will deliver within 48 hours of image capture', with capture timing set by your tasking window; archive 'usually within 24 hours'. The pricing FAQ also names a 'Next Available Capture' mode that 'delivers imagery within 24 hours regardless of weather'.

Licence. SkyFi EULA: limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence for the end user's own internal purposes; you may create value-added products (VAP) and derivative works, share with contractors under written terms, and post or print extracts for promotion only; products may not be resold, redistributed or shared, and only derivative works that contain no imagery data and are irreversible may be distributed. Imagery remains the satellite provider's property (EULA 4.1); markings must not be removed. The EULA does not address AI/ML training. The MCP Terms say imagery is 'licensed, not sold' and bar reselling or redistributing it except as the provider licence permits; some operators (e.g. Vantor) have their own EULA. On SkyFi's own use of your data: the main privacy notice says data submitted through its AI-based tools may be logged and, once anonymised, used in training models; the MCP privacy policy says it does not use personal information to train AI models.