NaviZone for Good — for organizations

NaviZone for Good is a social program under which non-governmental, humanitarian and volunteer organizations can apply for 1 year of access to the monitoring platform. No servers of your own, no installation and no SIM cards to buy — just software access to NaviZone infrastructure.

What the program offers

For many organizations transport is a critical resource: aid delivery, team deployments, on-the-ground logistics. The program gives such teams a working monitoring tool instead of expensive solutions or manual tracking, so resources go to the mission rather than to infrastructure.

Access is granted for 1 year — enough to set up processes, assess the value and plan ahead. For teams in field and unstable conditions, having a single picture of their transport matters more than scattered “where is who right now” messages.

Who can apply

NGOs, humanitarian teams and volunteer groups that need to see their vehicles and routes can apply. The program is intended for organizations with real social or humanitarian activity.

What the access includes

Within the program an organization receives a working set of the platform: a real-time map, route history, reports, alerts and the mobile app. Hardware is connected the standard way — through GPS hosting, by changing the server and port in existing trackers.

How moderation works

Applications are reviewed manually: we verify the organization’s activity before granting access. This protects the program from misuse and ensures the resource goes where it is genuinely needed. The decision is not instant, but it is transparent.

If the conditions for participation are not met, we will suggest alternatives — for example standard plans with flexible terms. The goal of the program is not to refuse, but to direct the free resource where it has the greatest effect.

How to apply

Leave an application for NaviZone for Good and we will get in touch after review. If your organization later needs extended access beyond the program, see the pricing. NaviZone is a Ukrainian product built in real-world conditions, so the program accounts for the specifics of field and humanitarian work.