Mineral claims · Geological surveys · Exploration data

Know the ground before you set foot on it.

Claims, survey geology and exploration datasets for Canada and beyond — read them in your browser, draw them onto your own map, or take the raw features. One subscription, three ways in.

See the three ways in Browse the data

The DigiGeoData viewer open on a dense claim area, in a browser window — nothing installed. — The viewer on a dense claim area, browser frame visible.

Three ways in

Pick the one that matches how you already work.

The same data underneath. What changes is where it lands — a browser tab, your GIS project, or your own code.

Viewer

See it in your browser

Open a link and the map is there. Pan a claim block, click a property, read its attributes. No install, no licence file, no GIS experience.

Needs: A browser
Suits: Anyone who has to look, not just the GIS team

A property selected in the viewer, its attributes listed beside the map. — Property selected, attributes open.

WMS

Draw it onto your own map

Point ArcGIS, QGIS or MapInfo at one URL and the layers render over your basemap, always current. Nothing copied to disk, so nothing goes stale.

Needs: ArcGIS, QGIS, MapInfo — any OGC client
Suits: Geologists working in their own project

The same data drawn inside QGIS over a WMS connection. — QGIS with a layer over a basemap.

WFS

Take the features themselves

Geometries and attributes as data, not imagery. Select, measure, intersect, export — straight into your own processing and reporting.

Needs: A GIS or your own code
Suits: Analysis, modelling, downstream pipelines

Features and their attribute table, pulled through WFS. — Vector features, attribute table open.

Built to fit

A subscription shaped around how you actually work.

Three things move independently. Change any of them when your work changes — you are not buying a package and growing into it.

What you use

Any combination of the three. The viewer for the wider team, WMS for the GIS desks, WFS where the data feeds something downstream.

Viewer WMS WFS Any mix

Where you work

Coverage is a property of your subscription, not a separate product. Extend it when your ground extends, across every solution at once.

Canada Canada + USA Worldwide — upcoming

How many of you

Named accounts for your people, and a limit on how many are connected at once. A team that works in shifts needs fewer seats than heads.

Accounts Concurrent seats

That is why there is no price grid here. The combinations that matter are yours, and a quote for the wrong shape helps nobody — tell us the three answers above and we price that.

You never pay for ground you don't work, or for seats nobody uses.

Coverage — Canada, then Canada and the United States. — Coverage map — Canada, then Canada + USA.

Standards, not lock-in

WMS and WFS are open OGC standards. Your projects keep working with the software you already own, and nothing we do traps your work.

Live, not exports

You connect to the data where it lives. No quarterly shapefile drop, no version of the truth sitting on someone's laptop.

Your work stays yours

We serve the layers you subscribe to. What you build over them — your drilling, your geochemistry, your models — never leaves your side.

A person answers

Quotes are written by someone who reads what you sent. No configurator, no sales sequence, no card on file to start.

If it looks right

Ten days on the real data, then decide.

Everything that happens, in full — so there is nothing to find out afterwards.

Step one

Register

A name, an email, a password. No card, no call to book, no sales sequence.

Step two

Ten days of real data

The full Canadian set — in the browser viewer and, if you want it, in your own GIS.

Step three

Keep going, if it fits

Tell us your three answers and we quote that shape. Access stops on its own if you'd rather leave it.

Start the 10-day trial Ask for a quote instead

Nothing renews on its own. Ten days, then it stops unless you say otherwise.