Pricing

CyberTracker Online

Pricing

We need your support to sustain CyberTracker Online and our Research and Development programme with Indigenous Kalahari San communities. Our Kalahari Tracker Project provides a model that can be replicated for Indigenous communities worldwide.

CyberTracker Conservation is a nonprofit organization. Our objective is to provide a free service to Indigenous Communities, Community Science (Citizen Science), Humanitarian projects and students, while covering our costs with payments from high-volume users.

Our ongoing costs include field research, software development, maintenance, technical support, data hosting and administration. To identify high-volume users, we use the number of observations stored on our server as a proxy.

In addition we welcome donations that will support our Kalahari Tracker Project. Please contact us at louis@cybertracker.org if you would like to make a larger contribution to our work.

Payment Options for CyberTracker Online

ZAR350 (about US$20) each year for a total of 1000 observations stored on our server.

ZAR850 (about US$50) each year for a total of 2500 observations stored on our server.

ZAR1700 (about US$100) each year for a total of 5000 observations stored on our server.

ZAR3400 (about US$200) each year for a total of 10 000 observations or more stored on our server.

If you need to make a Manual EFT Payment, please request an Invoice at register@cybertracker.org

Register to Obtain Free Access

To obtain free access, Indigenous Communities, Community Science (Citizen Science), Humanitarian projects and students should please send us a description of your project (about 1000 words) and five photos. When you register for free access you agree that we may add your project description and photos to the CyberTracker website and/or use it to promote CyberTracker. Projects with sensitive data will not be published.

Please send your request for free access to register@cybertracker.org

Data Storage

Please note that if you have not made any payments or have not registered for free access or exceeded the number of observations you subscribed for, we may block your view of your data, and you may not be able to export your data. We will only prompt you to register or make a payment when you have exceeded 500 observations.

We will not delete your data, and you may continue to collect data even if you have exceeded the number of observations you subscribed for. However, we reserve the right to block projects that contain illegal or unethical contents.