Georgia / State-run network

eGPS Georgia RTK Network

Paid

State-run network

$1,650/yr

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Good to know: VRSVirtual reference station. The network blends nearby stations to create a pretend base right next to you, which keeps the baseline short.Full definition $1,650/yr or $150/mo; $50/day Pay-as-you-go / day passYou pay only for the days (or hours) you actually use the service instead of a monthly or yearly subscription. Cheaper if you only work in the field a few days a month.Full definition

Where it works

1 state

State-run network for Georgia.

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All plans
PlanPriceTerm
Plan A: 1-year dual (GEO++ and VRS networks, 2 RoverThe receiver that moves around the job, like a survey pole or a drone. It uses the base's corrections to find its exact spot.Full definition)$2,475/yr or $225/mo for 12 months1 year
Plan B: 1-year VRS standard (Georgia)$1,650/yr or $150/mo for 12 months1 year
Plan C: Flex pay-as-you-go$50 per day of use, capped at $400/monthMonthly billing; credit card only
Plan D: 1-year agriculture (steering only)$1,000/yr1 year
Discounts / exemptions
Volume discounts (Plan A)
What's included
Plan A: 2 rovers (one per network), 24/7 support, Static surveyRecording GPS data with the antenna sitting perfectly still for a while, which gives very precise results.Full definition downloads, MAC/VRS/FKP/single/nearest streams. Plan B: VRS mounts, business-hours support, static downloads
Coverage
Where it works
State-run network for Georgia.
Needs cell signal?
Yes: NTRIPThe standard way RTK corrections are sent over the internet. Think of it as internet radio for correction data.Full definition needs internet at the rover (cell data or a phone hotspot). General rule, not an operator statement.
Connection settings

NTRIP caster

hostProvided after signup (IP address sent with your subscription)
PortA number that tells your device which "door" on the caster server to use. For NTRIP it's often 2101.Full definition2101 (eGPS VRS); 8080 (legacy network)
mountsVRS-MSM4 (all ConstellationOne family of navigation satellites, like GPS, GLONASS, Galileo or BeiDou. More constellations means more satellites to use.Full definition), VRS-RTCM30, NS-RTCM30

eGPS how-to guides.

Mount types
MAC, VRS, FKP, single station, nearest station
Must send GGAA short message your rover sends with its rough location. VRS and nearest-station streams need it to know where you are.Full definition position?
Yes for VRS / network / nearest-base mountpoints (your rover must send its position as an NMEAA common text format GPS receivers use to report position and status. GGA is one NMEA message.Full definition GGA message). General rule based on the mount types.
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Support
(770) 695-3361, [email protected]
Last checked
Oct 17, 2026
Private statewide network, not run by GDOT. Prices come from the eGPS rate sheet.
States covered1
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