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Cloudbase FAQ Common Questions
Why do modems have a $499/yearly fee?
The $499/year keeps your modems connected to the CloudBase RTK Center — giving you live monitoring of every modem and letting our team support your system remotely no matter where you farm. This extra layer of support is what delivers the reliability that goes beyond a basic cellular connection. You gain more accuracy and much better support if an issue occurs.
The $499 per year isn’t a correction fee — it’s what powers the CloudBase RTK Center.
- Live monitoring so you can see exactly how your modem is performing
- Remote support from our team, no matter how far you farm from our location
- Faster troubleshooting when something isn’t right
The $499 keeps a real support layer in place so your system stays reliable and you’re never left guessing.
Do I need a Cloudbase Base Station?
Most farmers running radio RTK already know the frustration: when the signal drops or accuracy drifts, you’re left guessing. You call a neighbor, you call the dealership, you try a few things… and half the time nobody has a clear answer.
Owning a CloudBase base station changes that.
You get:
- Sub-inch accuracy that stays locked because the base is yours and close to your fields
- Live monitoring through the CloudBase RTK Center
- Direct support from our team
A CloudBase base station isn’t just another piece of hardware. It’s a complete, supported RTK system that actually belongs to you.
Will CloudBase work with my receiver?
Yes — CloudBase modems work on all GPS receiver brands: John Deere StarFire™, Trimble, Ag Leader, Case IH, Topcon and more. If your receiver accepts industry-standard RTCM3 corrections, it works.
Will my lines match my previous RTK source?
Switching correction sources can shift your AB lines and boundaries slightly. We'll walk you through shifting your lines after install so you're back on your existing passes.