Free access to fresh aerial imagery: introducing the League City demo.

Over $1 billion in active development value tracked on a cadence you can count on. Captured by Spexi's drone network and ready for exploration.
See for yourself - no sales call or credit card required.
Aerial view of a school with a football field, blue running track, parking lots, and green trees.
A fallen tree rests on two damaged cars behind a brick house with debris scattered around.
Aerial view of multiple connected institutional buildings with parking lots and surrounding greenery.

League City, Texas is one of the fastest-changing suburbs in the Houston metro.

Airplane imagery can't keep up.
3,000+
acres of land transformation
  • Clearing, pads, and rooftops captured in sequence

  • 1–3 cm resolution on every capture

4,000+
homes in progress
  • Spot slab, framing, and roofing stages

  • See what satellite imagery can't resolve

$1 Billion+
in active development
  • Catch new starts, stalls, and completions

  • Compare against your current imagery provider

That's why we use drones. Spexi flys lower, moves faster, and captures more frequently.

Recurring imagery captured from multiple angles, refreshed on a set schedule,
so your view is always up to date.

Thousands of drone pilots power Spexi data collection

Local pilots fly lower and more often than any airplane, so you get imagery that's fresher, sharper, and seen from every side.

Frequent, recurring captures

No scheduling required

What's in the demo
25,000+ acres of drone coverage
Watch change happen, not just the end result
Standardized imagery across every capture
Compare any two capture dates side by side

Multi-angle views

See every side, not just the rooftops

What you can see
Straight-down and angled views of every site
Building sides, entrances, and facades
Details hidden from satellite imagery
Orbit views around key structures
Height and structure you can't read from above

Detail you can actually read

Captured from low altitude at 1–3 cm resolution

The Outcomes
Road markings, signs, and curbs
Equipment and materials on active sites
Roofs, driveways, and property edges
Zoom in without losing clarity

League City is in motion

Leverage Spexi's demo to inspect real structures, compare detail, and understand what recurring captures could look like in your own geography.

Hughes road corridor

Along Hughes Road on the Texas City and Dickinson border, several projects are underway at once.

Midline development

Midline is a 1,000+ acre community taking shape between Baybrook Mall and Challenger 7 Memorial Park, just west of I-45.

The League

The League is a $125M, 44-acre mixed-use development on FM 518, directly across from Clear Creek High School.

Westland Ranch Project

Westland Ranch is an 838-acre master-planned community from developer Forestar, planned for 1,599 homes at completion.

Friendswood City Center

Friendswood City Center is a 106-acre mixed-use development at FM 528: medical and office space, retail, a hotel, and an apartment community, plus a public park donated to the city.

Parkview Re-development

A flood-mitigation road rebuild is adding a new diversionary canal, while a mixed-use redevelopment of the former Sears site is adding 300 to 400 apartments, retail, and a 6-acre park.

What to do in the demo

Free access, no sales call. Here's what to try first.
Aerial view of an urban street intersection with yellow crosswalk lines and several parked cars beside multi-story buildings.
Explore your kind of site
Find a project like the ones you manage and see what recurring capture would show you.
Put it side by side
Compare Spexi against the satellite, airplane, or provider imagery you use today.
Zoom in and judge
Look closely enough to decide if it's detailed enough to act on. No one will pitch you while you look.

See League City for yourself.

Inspect the resolution. Compare the detail. Decide if recurring captures help your business.