Credit Bundles
Purchase credits to instantly analyze your deer photos and determine accurate age estimates using advanced computer vision technology. Each credit unlocks professional-grade deer age analysis for trail camera images or jawbone photos, with optional attention heatmaps showing exactly how our AI model evaluates your deer. Buy individual credits for occasional use or save with credit bundles for frequent analysis throughout hunting season.
Subscriptions
Get consistent access to deer age analysis with our monthly subscription plans, designed for every level of wildlife enthusiast from casual observers to professional researchers. Choose from The Scout (10 credits), The Hunter (25 credits), The Outfitter (60 credits), or The Researcher (100 credits) to match your deer aging needs throughout the season. Subscriptions provide better value than individual purchases and ensure you never run out of credits during peak hunting or research periods.
Gift card
Share the power of precision deer aging technology with fellow hunters, wildlife enthusiasts, or anyone passionate about understanding whitetail populations. Our digital gift cards provide instant access to professional-grade computer vision analysis, allowing recipients to age trail camera images and jawbone photos with scientific accuracy. Each credit unlocks detailed age estimates with optional attention heatmaps that reveal exactly how our AI model evaluates deer characteristics. Choose from $10, $25, $50, $75, or $100 denominations to match any occasion or budget. Perfect for hunting club members, QDM practitioners, or trail camera enthusiasts who value data-driven wildlife management. Gift cards never expire and deliver immediately via email.
Due to the nature of our deer aging service, all sales are final.
Your credits never expire and remain in your account until used!
Need more?
Reach out to us! The AgeMyDeer effort began as a curiosity and blossomed into this publicly available tool. AgeMyDeer supports open data access, independent scientific research, and citizen science.