AcreAtlas review

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026

AcreAtlas helps farms, advisors and agricultural service providers plan drone flights, process drone or satellite data into field maps, and prepare application prescriptions. Its workflow is aimed at operators who need to move from aerial data to field operations: missions can be planned from selected fields, with settings auto-filled for the chosen use case, and the resulting maps can support variable-rate spraying. Broccoli detection and parcel-boundary registration are also among its published use cases. The web-based platform is a fit for teams centered on drone-led field application work, rather than buyers seeking a broad farm-management suite.

Mission planning connects with DJI Pilot, while missions can also be exported as KML for other drones. For outputs, AcreAtlas supports prescriptions in John Deere, ISOBUS and shapefile formats; it also lists DJI cloud, LeapSpace and BBLeap among its integrations. Application data can be exported for compliance reporting. This combination gives the product a specific role between flight planning, field analysis and machinery workflows. Buyers should check that their drone and tractor-terminal processes align with these named integrations and export formats before choosing it.

The paid plans are Starter at €99 per month, Growth at €125 per month and Pro at €150 per month. Each lists variable-rate spraying, parcel-boundary registration, broccoli detection and access to new use cases as they launch. Custom is offered by tailored quote for service providers, advisors and very large farms. A 14-day free trial is available, and the vendor says plans are priced by farm area. Because the listed core features are the same across the three priced tiers, buyers should weigh their area-based pricing against their operational needs. AcreAtlas is worth considering for drone operators focused on application maps; teams needing non-web access or broader farm workflows should compare alternatives.

AcreAtlas pros and cons

• Where it wins
  • Plans drone missions with settings auto-filled for each use case.
  • Exports prescriptions to John Deere, ISOBUS and shapefile formats.
  • Maps broccoli and supports variable-rate spraying.
• Where it doesn't
  • Web-only access may not suit teams needing a mobile app.
  • Starter, Growth and Pro all list the same core features.
  • Published prices start at €99 per month, making it a paid tool.

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