Launching for the 2027 season

Book a verified drone-spraying operator for your acres.

MapleAcre connects Canadian farmers with drone-spraying operators whose pilot certification, applicator training and insurance are checked document by document — and holds your payment in escrow until the as-applied map proves the work was done.

How it works

1

Post the job

Field location, crop, acres, product (with PCP number) and your target window. Operators in your area send per-acre offers.

2

Accept & fund escrow

Pick an offer and pay by card. Your money is held securely — the operator is only paid after the work is proven. MapleAcre's fee is 8% of the job total, shown before you pay.

3

Approve the as-applied map

The operator sprays, completes the pre-job safety checklist and uploads the as-applied map. You approve it, and the payment is released.

Every operator is verified — document by document

Checked before the badge

  • Transport Canada RPAS pilot certificate (Advanced)
  • Aircraft registration / safety declaration
  • Alberta applicator certificate — Special: RPAS (Lakeland College)
  • Alberta Pesticide Service Registration
  • Insurance: liability, pesticide drift and aircraft

Built for the field

Per-job label checks (Health Canada SPN2026-02), a pilot who never mixes or loads the product, rotary buffer zones and a wind limit agreed before every flight. If a certificate or policy expires, the badge comes off automatically.

Farmers pay nothing to post a job. Operators keep 92% of every completed job.

Launching for the 2027 season

We are onboarding a first group of Alberta anchor operators over the winter and open farmer job postings ahead of the June 2027 fungicide season. Create your account now to be first in line — operator verification opens as soon as your documents are in.