Pointivo
5.5/10Pointivo is AI software that turns drone imagery into measured 3D digital twins of assets. Its main use is telecom tower inspection, mount mapping and audits.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Pointivo is an Atlanta company that applies computer vision and machine learning to imagery from drones, manned aircraft and mobile cameras. The output is dimensionally accurate 3D digital twins of physical assets. The product is best known in the telecom tower market. Its Tower Analytics platform finds antennas and other equipment, measures mount members, and works out how much space is free on the tower, rooftop and ground. It also detects damage and surface deficiencies. Customers view each tower's twin in a web portal and receive reports in their own templates, usually within 48 hours. Mount mapping data can be checked by an engineer and imported into AutoCAD and RISA-3D. Pointivo says this shortens mount mapping from several weeks to as little as five days. The platform covers the tower lifecycle: lease planning, inspections, mount mapping, pre- and post-construction audits, and engineering. Pointivo also sells drone inspection services. In 2023 it launched a general asset inspection application aimed at property management, oil and gas, utilities and telecom. That app offers remote 360-degree virtual inspection, automated flagging of problem areas, change detection over time, and a generative AI assistant called DigitalTwinGPT. Typical buyers are tower owners, carriers, site acquisition firms, inspection contractors and engineering firms. No prices are published, so expect a sales-led quote. The main limitation is how little public information exists: there are no published prices, no user reviews on the major review sites, and no published security documentation. Buyers should confirm the current scope and contract terms directly with the vendor.
Our Rating
Industrial & Infrastructure Software5.6/10
AI Software5.4/10
Who Pointivo is best for
Good fit
The platform processes drone imagery into tower twins and reports.
Mount mapping outputs are built for engineer review and direct import into AutoCAD and RISA-3D.
Less suited
It reports processing tens of thousands of towers a year for tower owners and carriers.
The 2023 asset inspection application names utilities as a target sector.
Oil and gas and energy are listed among its target markets, but the evidence is mostly telecom.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- It specializes in telecom towers: it identifies antennas and equipment and measures mount members automatically.
- Pointivo says mount mapping takes as little as 5 days instead of 4 to 10 weeks, and the data imports into AutoCAD and RISA-3D.
- Reports usually arrive within 48 hours and follow the client's existing templates.
- It has been used at scale: Pointivo reports more than 50,000 towers processed and holds about 20 patents.
Cons
- No public pricing; every deal is quote-based.
- No user reviews on G2, Capterra or similar sites, so independent evidence is scarce.
- One 2026 roundup notes it is an inspection and measurement tool rather than a broad portfolio-management platform.
- No security or compliance certifications are publicly documented.
Key Features
Pointivo Pricing
Custom
- Quote-based pricing
- Optional drone inspection services
- Tower analytics and digital twin portal
Frequently Asked Questions
Mainly telecom towers. Its 2023 asset inspection app also targets property management, oil and gas and utilities.
Yes. Its mount mapping data can be reviewed by an engineer and imported into AutoCAD and RISA-3D.
Pointivo says standard tower reports typically arrive within 48 hours, and full mount mapping can take as little as 5 days.
It offers drone inspection services as well as analytics for imagery that customers capture themselves.
No public pricing or trial was found. Buyers need to contact the company for a quote.
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