There are other companies out there that are considered part of the ``gig`` industry, where the head company manages the platform and sends work to other drone pilots (similar to how Uber and Lyft work). The problem with this, is that if you have any questions, you're asking someone in an office rather than the pilot that may or may not be performing the services for you. You don't know exactly who you're going to get beforehand and if the pilots are experienced or if they just started yesterday.

At UAV Snap, you are using real, local pilots that are apart of UAV Snap. When you call, you're speaking directly UAS operator and editor... you deal with the same person or people throughout the entire process.