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Lake Pulse PRO

One lake is a subscription. Many lakes is a job.

One subscription covers one lake. Responsible for 5, 50, or 500? That's PRO.

Why the one-lake rule exists

A subscriber belongs to one lake. On purpose.

Lake data is local, and so is accountability

The timeline only stays honest when the people in it have a dock, a cove, and a season they actually watch.

Most multi-lake requests are sales

When someone wants to join a dozen lakes at once, they usually have something to sell to the people on them. We'd rather that conversation happen in the open, through PRO.

There are real exceptions

Summer place in Wisconsin, winter place in Florida? That's two lakes you genuinely live on. Contact us and we'll handle it individually.

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PRO clients work directly with Lake Pulse field scientists to turn observations across many waterbodies into one consistent timeline.

Who PRO is for

People whose territory is a map, not a shoreline.

Counties, districts, and agencies

You answer for every waterbody inside a boundary, not the one outside your window.

Consultants and engineering firms

Multiple clients, multiple lakes, one place to keep the timeline straight.

Statewide nonprofits and coalitions

Dozens of chapters, each with their own lake and their own level of rigor.

Researchers and utilities

Comparable data across many basins, exportable in the formats your models expect.

What you get

Everything a subscriber gets, multiplied — and organized.

Portfolio view

Every lake you follow on one map and one list — what's measured, what's stale, what changed.

Cross-lake comparison

Compare by place and by season across basins, without pretending one grade describes a whole lake.

Bulk import and export

Bring in historic datasets, push results back out. Your data stays yours.

Roles and delegation

Assign Lake Admins per waterbody, keep oversight across all of them.

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Scale

Priced by how many lakes you carry.

5–25 lakes

Association coalition or small district

One portfolio, delegated Lake Admins, shared reporting.

25–100 lakes

County or consulting practice

Cross-lake comparison, bulk import of historic timelines, exports on your schedule.

100–500+ lakes

State, utility, or research program

Program-level rollups, custom data agreements, onboarding support.

PRO is quoted, not carted. Tell us how many waterbodies, who needs access, and what you have to report — we'll come back with a number.

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Lake Pulse PRO

Five lakes or five hundred — one timeline, one standard.

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