Interval-IQ turns your collar, survey and assay tables into an interactive 3D viewer that runs on your own website — and updates the moment your news release crosses the wire.
Above: all 159 holes at the Argus Gold System, on Onyx Gold’s own site. Click it to see it full size — then book a walkthrough and we’ll drive the live viewer over your own drill results.
You spend millions turning rock into data. Then the market meets that data as a row of numbers in a news release, and has to imagine the deposit for itself. Most investors can't — and the ones who can are your competitors' analysts.
"12.4 m of 3.1 g/t from 186 m" means something to a geologist and almost nothing to a retail or generalist institutional investor. In 3D, the same hole is a visible hit inside a growing zone — the geometry does the explaining.
Continuity, orientation, depth, and how each new hole extends the system are the whole argument for your valuation. A viewer shows continuity honestly — including where the holes are, and where they aren't.
Attention peaks in the hours after the wire crosses, then decays. A viewer that updates a week later has missed the audience it was built for. Ours goes live with the release.
No software to license, no seats to buy, no plugin for your investors to install. It's a web page — it works on a phone in an airport lounge.
Collar, survey and assay tables in whatever you already keep them in — Excel, CSV, an acQuire or Datamine export, even historic paper logs we can capture for you.
We validate the data, handle the coordinate system and projection, colour by grade or lithology, add terrain, and brand it to your corporate identity. Typically 5–10 business days.
We host and maintain the viewer; you embed it in your own page with one line of HTML. Your investors stay on your website, at your URL — and we can push an update within hours of your release without touching your site or waiting on your web team.
New results are staged under embargo and reviewed before the wire. When the release goes out, the viewer flips live with it — no scramble, no stale numbers.
Screenshots from viewers built on published collar, survey and assay data. Every one runs in the browser — click any hole for its card, drag to rotate, draw a line for a section. Book a walkthrough and we’ll drive the live viewer over your own results.
Plotted from your published collar, azimuth, dip and downhole survey — with projected traces visually distinguished from surveyed ones.
Composite or interval grades rendered on the trace with your own cut-offs and colour ramp, plus gram-metre or metal-equivalent filtering.
Collar coordinates, elevation, azimuth, dip, end-of-hole, vertical depth and reported intercepts — the full disclosure record, one click away.
Snap to looking-north, plan, or a preset oblique, with adjustable vertical exaggeration for shallow or flat-lying systems.
A DEM surface with your claim outline, geology map or satellite image draped over it, so the collars sit in real topography.
Pick a headline from the drop-down and the viewer shows exactly the holes that release was about — so an investor can walk your results release by release.
One line of HTML puts it in your own page, styled to your brand. Visitors never leave your website — and because we host it, updates go live within hours of your release, with no deployment on your side.
One responsive page: touch-rotate on a phone, full-screen on a conference projector, embeddable in a slide deck or data room.
Only published, disclosed data goes in. QA/QC notes, cut-off statements and QP attribution travel with the viewer where required.
Three tiers, separated by how fast your results go live and how far we customize the viewer. Every tier is hosted and maintained by us and embedded in your own site, and every tier is built by the people who understand your geology — not a support queue.
One project, kept current through a drill season.
$1,250/ month
$5,500 one-time setup & build
For companies releasing results the market is waiting on.
$1,750/ month
$5,500 one-time setup & build
Multi-project explorers and developers who want the viewer built around their story.
$2,500/ month
$15,000 one-time setup & build
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Additional project viewerOn any tier, beyond the projects your plan includes | $2,500 setup + $250/mo |
| Newly tasked imagery + high-resolution DEM30 cm optical tasked over your property plus a 4 m DEM — 100 km² sensor minimum | from $9,500 |
| Historic data capturePaper logs, scanned assay certificates and legacy reports digitized into a validated drill table | $95/hole, $1,800 min |
| Additional news-release updateA release beyond the three included on Copper, at your plan’s normal turnaround — Silver and Gold include unlimited releases | $750 — Copper only |
| Additional data updateOne data update beyond your quarterly allowance, at your plan’s normal turnaround | $750 Copper · $500 Silver & Gold |
| Additional data layersGeophysics, geochem, wireframes, grade shells, lithology and structure from data you supply — included in Silver and Gold, an add-on for Copper | $2,500 setup + $250/mo |
Every feature in all three packages, and what each one costs when it isn’t included.
| Feature | COPPERA viewer that stays current$1,250/mo + $5,500 | SILVERA viewer that publishes with your news$1,750/mo + $5,500 | GOLDYour whole story, across projects, live the same day$2,500/mo + $15,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| News-release publishing — when your holes go live | |||
| When investors see the new holes | Within 5 business daysafter the release | With the releasedata to us 72 hours ahead | Same daydata in by 3:00 p.m. Pacific |
| News-release updates included | 3 per quarter | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Staged under embargo until your named sign-off | —public data only | ✓ | ✓ |
| Priority release-day support | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Additional release | $750 | Included | Included |
| The viewer | |||
| Hosted & embedded on your site, branded to you | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Grade-coloured drill traces & hole cards | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Plan & section views | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Terrain from open elevation data | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Mobile friendly | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Draped satellite imagery | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Data layers — geophysics, geochem, wireframes, grade shells, lithology, structure | Add-on$2,500 + $250/mo | ✓ | ✓ |
| Gram-metre, zone & year filtering | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| News-release filtering — pick a headline, see the holes | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Project viewers | One | One | Up to four |
| Data updates — changing what the viewer shows | |||
| Data updates included, per quarter | 3 | 3 | 6 |
| Additional data update | $750 | $500 | $500 |
| Customization & engagement | |||
| Custom changes — new buttons, filters, functionality | — | — | 1 per monthup to 3 hours |
| Conference & roadshow builds | — | — | ✓ |
| Annual IR training | — | — | ✓ |
| Quarterly engagement analytics | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Pricing | |||
| Monthly | $1,250 | $1,750 | $2,500 |
| Setup, one time | $5,500 | $5,500 | $15,000 |
| First year all-in, paid annually — 15% off the monthly | $18,250 | $23,350 | $40,500 |
All prices in USD; CAD billing available. All plans carry a 12-month minimum term. News-release updates and data updates are counted separately, per calendar quarter, and don’t carry over. A data update changes what the viewer shows — a revised property boundary, corrected data, an added layer. Copper includes three of each and carries publicly disclosed data only; Silver and Gold include unlimited news-release updates and stage embargoed data until your named sign-off. Extra releases are $750 on Copper; extra data updates are $750 on Copper and $500 on Silver and Gold. Gold’s custom change is a different thing again: it changes what the viewer does. Updates are processed one at a time — if you send another before the previous one is live, its turnaround starts when the previous one publishes. Pay the year up front instead of month to month and save 15% — Copper $18,250, Silver $23,350, Gold $40,500 for the first year including setup. Setup is one-time and covers data validation, coordinate-system handling, terrain, branding and launch. Imagery and DEM add-ons are quoted on area and sensor availability, and pass the data licence through to you.
Most project pages still show a satellite image collected before the road was cut. We task new high-resolution optical imagery over your property and pair it with a commercial digital elevation model, then drape it under your drill holes so the collars, trenches, camp and access roads sit exactly where they are today.
The hard part of drill-result visualization isn't the 3D. It's doing it again, correctly, under time pressure, every time a release drops — while your geologist is in the field and your IR lead is on the phone.
So we automated it. On Gold, the pipeline runs end to end from your upload. On Silver, we run the same pipeline for you and hold the update under embargo until the wire crosses. Either way, nobody is rebuilding a model at 6 a.m. on release day.
Nothing is published without a named sign-off from your side. Embargoed data sits on a private staging instance, never on a public URL.
Interval-IQ is a partnership between a senior geospatial professional and a career corporate-development executive, with four decades of combined experience. We have both spent our careers on the company side of the table — building the maps, the decks and the story that took explorers from grassroots to acquisition.
Co-Founder · Technical & Spatial Data
Ken is a senior geospatial professional specializing in GIS, spatial data systems and technical mapping for the mining sector, and the founder of Ellis Park Geospatial. He has built and managed enterprise GIS databases and produced maps and spatial analyses for NI 43-101 disclosures, environmental assessments and government submissions across gold, silver, lithium and critical-minerals projects.
He has been integral to grassroots companies that went on to become major producers and acquisition targets, including MAG Silver, West Timmins Mining, Corvus Gold, Northern Empire and Balmoral Resources, and has worked internationally with organizations including the United Nations.
Geography & Earth Sciences, University of Western Ontario · Founder, Ellis Park Geospatial and Ellis Park Media
Co-Founder · Corporate Strategy & Markets
Ryan is a career corporate-development and investor-relations executive in the precious-metals sector. Formerly Corvus Gold, acquired by AngloGold Ashanti, where he helped carry the story of a Nevada gold discovery through to the takeout — one of the most closely watched district-scale exploration stories of its cycle.
He currently leads Corporate Strategy and Development at Mackay Gold & Silver Corp. Ryan knows precisely what a fund manager asks in the first four minutes of a meeting, what a retail investor actually clicks on, and what a news release has to do in the hour after it crosses the wire — which is why our product is built around release day.
Corporate Strategy & Development, Mackay Gold & Silver Corp · Formerly Corvus Gold Inc.
Three tables: collars (hole ID, easting, northing, elevation, azimuth, dip, total depth), downhole surveys if you have them, and your assay intervals with from/to and grades. Excel or CSV is fine, as are exports from acQuire, Datamine, Leapfrog or MX Deposit. If your historic data only exists on paper, we can capture it — see the add-on pricing.
We host it, and you embed it in your own page with a single line of HTML. To your investors it is part of your website — your URL, your branding, your navigation — and they never leave your site. Keeping the hosting on our side is what makes fast updates possible: when your release crosses the wire we publish, with no deployment on your side and no waiting on your web developer. Gold publishes the same day; Silver within 72 hours.
Embargoed data stays on a private staging instance behind authentication, never on a public URL, and nothing publishes without a named sign-off from your side. We are routinely inside the disclosure window on client work and treat material information accordingly. We'll sign your NDA and, where you want it, an insider-trading and confidentiality undertaking.
A viewer is a presentation of data you have already disclosed — it isn't a technical report and doesn't replace one. We only publish disclosed results, carry your cut-off, compositing and QA/QC statements through to the viewer, and attribute the Qualified Person who approved the underlying disclosure. Your QP reviews before anything goes live.
Those are platforms: your project lives on their portal, in their template, next to other companies, and the deeper capability carries an enterprise price. Ours is embedded in your own page under your own brand, built around your project rather than dropped into a template, and your investors never land on a directory of other companies. We also treat release-day timing as the product, not a feature — on Silver and Gold your results are live the day you release them; Gold takes your data until 3:00 p.m. Pacific that morning, Silver needs it 72 hours ahead.
Your data is yours and always was — we return it in the format you gave it to us, plus any digitizing or validation we did along the way, at no charge. The viewer itself is our software and stays with us, so the embed stops rendering when the term ends. Twelve-month minimum, then month to month. If you want a permanent copy of a viewer to keep, that's a buy-out we'll quote — ask before you sign rather than after.
Five to ten business days from receiving clean data for a Copper-tier build. If you have a release or a conference coming up, tell us the date on the first call — we've built to tighter deadlines than that.
Book a 20-minute walkthrough and we'll run a live viewer over your own published data — no obligation, and you keep the demo whether or not you go ahead.