EarthDaily and Geosolutions Partner to Bring High-Frequency Satellite Intelligence to Central America

Imagery of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, acquired by the EarthDaily Constellation on April 29, 2026.

The agreement makes EarthDaily Constellation data and analytics available to governments and businesses across six Central American countries.

EarthDaily has entered into a new commercial partnership with Geosolutions Consulting, a Panama-based geospatial technology and services company, covering Panama, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, and El Salvador.

Under the agreement, which runs from October 2026 through December 2029, Geosolutions will bring the full EarthDaily Constellation (EDC) data portfolio to customers across the six-country territory. The partnership also enables Geosolutions to introduce capabilities from across EarthDaily Analytics’ portfolio, with solutions tailored to each customer’s specific needs and industry challenges.

The partnership combines direct resale of EarthDaily products with opportunity development across Geosolutions' existing customer base and new accounts. Initial areas of focus include government, environmental and climate monitoring, agriculture, insurance, and risk, while the agreement remains open to opportunities across industries.

“Climate resilience, food security, and natural-resource management are critical priorities across Central America, and decision-makers need timely, consistent information to understand how conditions are changing. Working with Geosolutions, we can bring frequent, reliable Earth observation to the institutions and businesses that need it most, supported by a partner with deep regional expertise and established customer relationships,” said Sebastian Nojek, Latam Sales Director, EarthDaily.

Building Regional Reach Through Local Expertise

Geosolutions brings an established customer base, government relationships, and experience across the Central American geospatial market, with particular strength in government, environmental monitoring, and agriculture. The six countries in the agreement are its natural commercial territory and existing regional footprint.

“Our clients increasingly need to monitor crops, forests, and infrastructure on a regular basis. EarthDaily gives us access to the frequency and consistency of satellite observations needed to help address those challenges, complemented by the local expertise and customer support our clients already trust,” said Oscar Diaz, CEO, Geosolutions Consulting.

The partnership establishes a new channel for EarthDaily across Central America, combining EarthDaily's Earth observation data and analytics with Geosolutions' regional market presence, technical experience, and existing customer relationships.