The Freefly lineup at a glance
Freefly currently accounts for 4 live line items in our catalog: 4 drone payloads. Prices run from $9,495 for the Freefly LR1 Thermal Upgrade to $51,314 for the Freefly Astro Max Public Safety Bundle (NDAA/Blue). Sensor classes carried: 384 across. Detection figures vary widely model to model and several are best-case manufacturer claims, so compare sensor class and objective size rather than a headline yardage.
| Model | Price | Sensor | Objective | NETD | LRF | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Freefly LR1 Thermal Upgrade | $9,495 | 384 | — | — | No | | Freefly Sentera 6X Multispectral Sensor with Gimbal (Smart Dovetail) | $13,950 | 384 | — | — | No | | Freefly Astro Max Public Safety Bundle | $45,314 | 384 | — | — | No | | Freefly Astro Max Public Safety Bundle (NDAA/Blue) | $51,314 | 384 | — | — | No |
The full range is in the Freefly catalog.
Freefly Astro Max Public Safety Bundle (NDAA/Blue) — $51,314.
Freefly Astro Max Public Safety Bundle — $45,314.
In the field: the Freefly Astro Max over a city intersection at dusk during a public-safety call, patrol units with emergency lights below.
How the line breaks down
- $4,000 and up (4 models): Freefly LR1 Thermal Upgrade, Freefly Sentera 6X Multispectral Sensor with Gimbal, Freefly Astro Max Public Safety Bundle and others.
None of the Freefly device models we carry has a laser rangefinder built in. If that matters, budget for a separate rangefinder or look at a line that includes one.
Where Freefly fits
Freefly is sold here on the aerial storefront, where buyers are fitting an aircraft, payload or power system to a mission. What we stock reflects what buyers ask for from this brand rather than the whole factory catalog, so a missing model is usually a deliberate gap rather than an oversight.
Warranty and compliance
Across the Freefly line we carry a 12-month manufacturer warranty. Those flags are shown on each product page, and they decide who can buy a given model: an export-restricted unit is not going to an overseas address, and an NDAA-flagged unit is the one a federally funded program will accept.
How this guide was built
Every model, specification and price here is taken from the live listing in our own catalog on November 7, 2026, which follows the manufacturer's published documentation. We have not measured these units ourselves, so detection ranges and sensor figures are quoted as the manufacturer publishes them, and a specification we do not hold is left blank rather than estimated. Prices and stock change, so confirm the current figure on the product page.
