Simple, Transparent Pricing

Yes. The Public tier is completely free for all Filipino citizens — forever. No registration, no credit card, and no app install required. Any Filipino can view the live disaster map, submit a flood or SOS report, find the nearest evacuation center, or check PAGASA typhoon signals at zero cost.

LGU Dashboard pricing is fully customized — based on city or municipality size, the number of DRRMO responder accounts needed, and the scope of deployment. We work within city DRRMO budgets and LGU procurement requirements. Contact us at projectligtas.com/contact for a tailored quote.

Yes. The Community & Enterprise tier is purpose-built for homeowners' associations, private subdivisions, and gated communities across the Philippines. It gives your HOA board a scoped deployment — residents see only your community's reports — with optional white-label branding on your own domain.

White-label lets you deploy ProjectLIGTAS under your organization's own branding — your logo, your colors, your custom domain. Residents interact with your branded disaster platform while the full ProjectLIGTAS infrastructure — maps, alerts, incident management, and data pipelines — powers everything behind the scenes.

Typically 3–7 business days from the signed agreement to go-live. Days 1–2: agreement and initial setup. Days 3–5: data provisioning and account creation. Days 6–7: team onboarding, training, and launch. No technical staff is required on your end — our team handles all configuration.

Yes — we offer a time-limited pilot program for qualifying LGUs and community organizations. Your DRRMO team or HOA board can evaluate the full platform before committing to a deployment. Contact us to find out if your LGU or community qualifies.

DRRMO stands for Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office — the local government unit mandated under RA 10121 to lead disaster preparedness and response. ProjectLIGTAS gives DRRMOs a real-time command dashboard: monitor live flood and SOS reports, assign responders to incidents, manage evacuation center capacity, and generate post-disaster analytics for NDRRMC reporting — all in one platform.

Yes. ProjectLIGTAS pulls real-time data feeds from PAGASA for typhoon signals, weather alerts, and rainfall data. Barangay-level flood risk data from UP NOAH (Nationwide Operational Assessment of Hazards) is incorporated across the map. NDRRMC bulletins and situational reports are surfaced on the platform during active disaster events.

The public disaster map covers Metro Manila and is actively expanding to all provinces and municipalities across the Philippines. UP NOAH flood risk data is available at the barangay level nationwide. LGU Dashboard and Community & Enterprise deployments can be scoped to any city, municipality, barangay, or island community in the country.

Yes, you can upgrade at any time. All your existing incident data, evacuation center records, responder accounts, and historical reports are retained during the upgrade — no data loss, no starting over. Our team manages the migration and additional configuration, typically in 1–2 business days.

None. ProjectLIGTAS is fully cloud-hosted and browser-based. Your DRRMO team only needs a device with an internet connection and a modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari). No servers, no software installation, and no dedicated IT staff are required. We manage all infrastructure, security patches, and updates.

ProjectLIGTAS is compliant with the Philippine Data Privacy Act (RA 10173). All data is stored on secure, encrypted servers. LGU and Community & Enterprise deployments are logically isolated — your data is never visible to other organizations on the platform. We sign a Data Sharing Agreement (DSA) as part of onboarding, and all processing follows National Privacy Commission guidelines.