LP360 review
A broad LiDAR toolkit with a free viewer and paid plans from $995 per license per year.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
LP360 is a point-cloud processing and analysis product family for surveying, mapping, GIS, and geospatial production teams. Its desktop software covers LiDAR visualization, quality control, registration, editing, classification, analysis, and derivative-product generation. Separate workflows support drone, handheld, airborne, mobile, and terrestrial laser-scanning projects, while cloud services add storage, streaming, sharing, search, visualization, and AI-assisted classification. A free LP360 Viewer provides point-cloud visualization and viewing for LAS, raster, and other data types.
Pricing is organized by workflow and capability. LP360 Land Basic costs $995 per license per year and includes TrueView GO and handheld LiDAR processing, colorized point-cloud generation, and basic visualization. LP360 Drone costs $1,675 per license per year and adds UAV LiDAR processing, photogrammetry workflows, classification, 3D editing, and analysis. LP360 Land Standard costs $3,245 per license per year and includes classification, 3D editing, analysis, and advanced handheld workflows. Geospatial Basic, Standard, and Advanced cover visualization, quality control, derived-product generation, interactive classification, 3D editing, analysis, advanced point-cloud tools, and automatic classification routines.
The strongest fit is for teams that need more than viewing, particularly those working across multiple sensors or combining desktop processing with cloud workflows. LP360 supports LAS and LAZ import/export, E57 import and export, geospatial analysis, derivative products, AI-assisted ground and feature classification, and 3D mesh generation. Its integration list includes TrueView, Microdrones, DJI, Riegl, Wingtra, YellowScan, Phoenix LiDAR, Rock Robotic, CHCNAV, and Resepi. It is less suitable for users seeking a simple, single-purpose viewer, or for teams that need advanced editing and classification within the lowest paid tier.
LP360 pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free viewer supports point-cloud, LAS, raster, and data-type viewing
- Classification, registration, editing, analysis, and mesh generation
- Integrates with TrueView, DJI, Riegl, Wingtra, and other sensors
- Where it doesn't
- Advanced classification and 3D editing require higher-tier plans
- The product family spans separate Land, Drone, Geospatial, Desktop, and Cloud offerings
- Platform support is limited to web and Windows
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