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How Pull-Up works

A marketplace for crewed aircraft, autonomous aircraft and UAV systems, with an AI advisor that explains every recommendation.

For buyers

Describe the mission or use filters

Tell the AI advisor what you need (e.g. endurance, payload, passengers, range, budget) and it turns that into search filters you can see and edit. Or browse with regular filters; no AI required.

See why each aircraft matches

Every result lists the fields that match your request and what is missing or needs checking. Matches come only from listings on Pull-Up.

Compare, save, and contact sellers

Compare up to four aircraft side by side, save listings and searches, and message sellers directly, with or without an account. Your contact details are shared only with your consent.

For sellers

Create a listing

Upload a spec sheet or document photos and the AI pre-fills the form. You review every field, including aircraft type, crewed/uncrewed operation, autonomy capability and mission roles.

Review before publishing

Each listing is checked automatically, then reviewed by a person who approves it, rejects it or asks for changes.

Keep it fresh

Confirm availability regularly; buyers see when you last did.

What we check, and what we don't

What we check

Automated rules and an AI read-through flag missing information, implausible values (year, hours, price), duplicate registrations or serial numbers, contact details in listing text, and wording common in payment scams. A reviewer makes the final decision; every action is logged.

What we don't verify

Specifications, times, damage history, documents and autonomy capability are provided by the seller. Pull-Up does not inspect aircraft or certify airworthiness, operational approvals (such as BVLOS), export eligibility or autonomous operating rights. We don't use a “Verified” badge because there is no verification process behind it yet.

The AI advisor's limits

The advisor can misread a request. Its answers are not technical, legal or regulatory advice. Always confirm details with the seller and an independent specialist, and get a pre-purchase inspection.