Unlimited Planning Data for $5
Cubit
What's Cubit?
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Cubit is a new technology that planners use to get cut-and-paste ready data describing their project area in seconds. You draw your project on a Google map interface, click a button and get formatted data, text and maps for your planning documents. You can try Cubit for free here: http://www.cubitplanning.com
When Would You Use Cubit?
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- You do transportation planning or corridor planning.
- You work on community development block grants.
- You do environmental assessments.
Basically, planners use Cubit when they need to quickly get demographic and economic data for small geographic areas (think a neighborhood or 500 feet around a 1 mile stretch of highway or a watershed).
When Wouldn't You Use Cubit?
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- You need data at a large geographic level--like for all of Los Angeles or for all of Texas.
- Your in-house GIS guru has already built you a custom application so you can get formatted data for your projects in seconds.
- You are a GIS guru who loves to find spatial data, re-project shapefiles and associate databases.
Why is Cubit only $5 bucks?
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We want you to try Cubit for a good cause. We're going to donate your $5 to organizations that are working to clean up the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico–potentially one of the worst environmental disasters in US history. Normally, Cubit accounts start at $499. But now for $1 each, 5 of your planners can have their own unlimited accounts until December 31, 2010.
What do you get for $5?
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- 5 user accounts (so 5 people in your organization can access Cubit)
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- 7 months of shapefile upload support
- More Details: http://www.cubitplanning.com/blog/2010/03/upload-a-project-shapefile-to-cubit/
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- 7 months of unlimited Cubit reports for your projects
- Socio-Economic Reports - Sample: http://www.cubitplanning.com/sample-socioec.html
- Housing & Regional Economic Reports - Sample: http://www.cubitplanning.com/sample-housing.html
- T&E Biological Reports - Sample: http://www.cubitplanning.com/blog/2009/10/cut-paste-ready-threatened-endangered-species-data-in-seconds/
Have more questions? Ready to get your $5 Corporate Account?
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- Read more here: http://www.cubitplanning.com/blog/2010/05/5-unlimited-cubit-accounts/
- Email Kristen here: cubithq at cubitplanning.com
- Call us at 512.563.8477
Don't wait – after June 1, 2010, you've missed your chance for $5 account. Please help us spread the word about $5 Corporate Accounts to your colleagues!
Posted May 26, 2010
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