Waiting list, the first fifty
Make money with your drone.
You keep filming what you already film. You drop FlyHere and your own link into it now and then, and anyone who signs up through that link and pays counts as yours. The programme is not switched on yet, so this is the waiting list for the first fifty places.
Put me in the fifty
One email address. No account, no card, nothing to install. I write to you with the terms before I launch, and you decide then.
How it works
You make nothing new, and today you commit to nothing.
- 1
You keep posting the same thing
No new format, no agreed number of posts, no script to read. You fly and you post the way you already do.
- 2
You mention FlyHere and drop your link
In a caption, in a story, in the reply to the question that turns up under every location video anyway. When and how often is yours to decide.
- 3
Whoever signs up through it is yours
The link is yours alone and signups attach to it on their own. Nothing to report, nothing to claim, no screenshots to send me.
What it should pay
The intention is 50 % of a payment made on the web and 25 % of one made through Apple, counted on the first three payments. FlyHere Pro is 690 CZK a year, about 28.50 EUR, so on a yearly subscriber that works out as:
| How they pay | Your share | Per year, per person | Over the three payments |
|---|---|---|---|
| They pay on the web | 50 % | 14.26 EUR | 42.78 EUR |
| They pay through Apple | 25 % | 7.13 EUR | 21.39 EUR |
At that rate ten yearly subscribers paying on the web is roughly 430 EUR across three years, and fifty is roughly 2 100. Whether you get to ten or to fifty is down to your audience, and I am not going to pretend to know that number for you.
These rates are today's intention, not a signed contract. They can still move before launch, which is exactly why this is a waiting list and not an application. The euro figures are a conversion: FlyHere bills in CZK on the web, so a commission is set in CZK and your bank converts it. Converted here at the Czech National Bank fixing of 24.195 CZK to the euro, 8 September 2026.
What is not true yet
The programme is not running.
I have not switched it on and I am not naming a date I do not have. Today I am collecting the people it makes sense for.
The terms are not final.
The rates, the number of payments counted and the 30 day hold can all still change. When they are settled you get them in writing, and you decide then.
The link comes with the launch.
Not today. Until then I want nothing from you, and you post nothing on my behalf.
The app is on the App Store.
That part is already true. Install it and pull it apart before you commit to anything.
How drone pilots actually make money
There are three honest answers and most lists pad them out to twenty. Here they are, the third one included even though it is the one I am selling.
You fly for a client
Property, weddings, roof and mast inspection, survey and mapping. The best paid of the three and the slowest to start: it wants insurance, a licence for the category you fly in, and clients who are not your friends.
You sell the footage
Stock libraries and one-off licensing. Almost no barrier to entry, which is exactly the problem. Aerial stock is deep and cheap, and a clip earns for years in amounts that are hard to plan a month around.
You already have the audience
The one most pilots are sitting on without using. You post where you fly, and the comments fill with the same question every time. Answering it is worth something, and that is what this page is about.
What you would be sending people to
FlyHere answers one question before a flight. Can I fly here? It reads the official zones, the aircraft you are flying and the altitude you planned, and it gives one answer for that combination rather than a map you have to interpret.
It never tells anyone a flight is allowed. When nothing is published against a point it says so in those words, no known restriction in official zones, and then it says what to check before takeoff. That limit is the reason it is worth recommending: you are not putting your name on a promise the data cannot keep.
Why only fifty
Because the first run is manual and I want to talk to each of you properly. Fifty is what I can do without it turning into a form nobody reads.
When the fifty are taken this page comes down. Leaving an address here commits you to nothing at all.