Basic Subcription

Persistent health or safety concerns: If you frequently encounter harmful algal blooms, invasive species, or noticeable changes in fish and wildlife populations, the Basic Subscription offers the tools and data you need to proactively address these issues.

Unclear or inconsistent lake information: If lake health status updates vary depending on where you are or seem unreliable, the Basic Subscription provides centralized, trustworthy data and reporting to build confidence and trust among all lake stakeholders.

A desire to support restoration efforts: If you want to contribute meaningfully to long-term restoration and stewardship initiatives, the Basic Subscription equips you with the capabilities and resources to make a real difference.

In addition to all the features available to Members (our freemium tier) the Basic Subscription unlocks enhanced capabilities, including:

Full Portal Access: View all data available on your lake, recent and historical testing and monitoring activities, including their locations, through your lake's dedicated Lake Portal.

Full Toolbox Sync: Automatically synchronize anything you purchase in the Lake Pulse Toolbox with your account, including results integrated into the Portal via API.

Data Library, Data Partners, Data Sources, and Events Record: Explore detailed health and safety data for your lake, with full transparency on where the data originated.

Boathouse Access: Receive one annual 30-minute phone consultation with the Lake Pulse Boathouse team for personalized support.

You Have a Seat at the Table: A Lake Pulse Basic Subscription ensures you play an active role in protecting your lake’s health and safety, rather than simply waiting for others to act. By using the Toolbox, reviewing health and safety data, and engaging whenever possible, you help create a more resilient and responsive lake community.

Supporting the Lake Admin: While your lake’s designated Lake Admin (if one is in place) works hard to safeguard the lake, they might overlook past events that affected lake conditions or miss part of the lake that matter to you. Your involvement can help identify these gaps and ensure that no critical issues go unaddressed.

Coordinating with Third Parties: Although the Lake Admin is responsible for establishing and managing strategic partnerships, you can contribute by leveraging your own network to support the lake’s health and safety goals. Sharing connections and resources strengthens the collective effort to protect and restore your lake.