Current Pro users won't need to acquire a new key. On the other side of that spectrum, large business would likely source their own numbers and imagery instead of betting on the accuracy of what Google Earth Pro offers.įor those who have been waiting for a price drop in Google Earth Pro or have just now realized they shouldn't have gone this long with the service, follow this link to get a key for the service. Small teams of researchers of wilderness enthusiasts planning a hike would likely have found other ways to source the same information behind Google Earth's $400 pay wall, which has now been broken. Google Earth Pro was already free for non-profit organizations.
It isn't hard to imagine that Google Earth Pro accounted for any significant portion of Google's earning. Google Business View is your only set-it-and-forget-it marketing piece, with no monthly, yearly, or other recurring fees. Google recently reported its earnings for the fourth quarter of the 2014 fiscal year, although its subscription services weren't itemized and likely lumped into the "Other Revenues" row - miscellaneous revenues accounted for just 11 percent of Google's income. "Over the last 10 years, businesses, scientists and hobbyists from all over the world have been using Google Earth Pro for everything from planning hikes to placing solar panels on rooftops," said Stafford Marquardt, product manager of Google Earth Pro, adding: "Whether you're planning a new office building or a trip to the mountains, check out Google Earth Pro and see how easy it is to visualize your world."
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