DJI Business meters every minute. Nebli is flat and unlimited.
DJI FlightHub 2 Business bills livestreaming by total viewing time across the platform. Nebli charges a flat rate per drone and never meters the stream, whatever the number of feeds, hours, or viewers.
Your monthly verdict
Nebli saves you
$1,925
/mo
$23,100 a year versus DJI FlightHub 2 Business.
DJI FlightHub 2 Business
Metered · per viewer-minute
$2,074/mo
$24,888 / yr
Flat org subscription$133
Overage · 84,400 min × $0.023$1,941
You'd use 86,400 of 2,000 included min (4,320%)
Nebli
Flat · unlimited streaming
Crew
$149/mo
$1,490 / yr
Billed annually · 2 months free
Flat tier, unlimited streaming, any number of viewers.
Free forever on 1 deployment, with cloud recording kept 7 days inside a 50 GB quota. Longer retention starts at Crew, AI detection at Fleet.
The olive dot marks the crossover; the ringed marker is your current setting. Past the crossover, DJI's metered cost climbs without bound while Nebli stays flat.
The metering claim, stated honestly
This compares DJI's metered Business tier ($1,600/yr): 2,000 livestream minutes per month org-wide, then per-minute recharge. Livestream is billed on total viewing time across the platform, so simultaneous viewers multiply consumption.
DJI Enterprise ($3,280/yr) offers unlimited or very-high livestream, so metering doesn't apply there. Against Enterprise, Nebli competes on flat price, vendor-agnostic feeds, and AI detection, not on metering.
Overage recharge: $2,080 / 100,000 min ($0.021/min) or $259 / 10,000 min ($0.026/min). Pricing varies by region.
Nebli has no affiliation with DJI; FlightHub 2 is DJI's product and name. This is a planning model, not a quote: figures depend on your actual usage and the rates entered above.
