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AgriLynk review

#28 of 57 in Irrigation Management Software

Browser-based irrigation monitoring with remote control and soil-moisture automation.

5.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026

AgriLynk is a cloud-based irrigation and water-management platform for growers who need to monitor field conditions and manage supported irrigation equipment remotely. Field stations connect sensors for soil tension, pressure, flow, temperature, tanks, and wells to a browser dashboard, with email and SMS alerts when thresholds are reached. The system is designed for farms using drip, flood, pivot, and other irrigation systems, with supported valves, pumps, wells, reservoirs, and VFDs. It is a fit for farms seeking remote visibility and control; those who require a dedicated mobile app should look elsewhere.

The published annual plans step up from monitoring to automation. Monitor costs $75 per year and includes a dashboard, 12-month history, email and SMS alerts, and email support. Control costs $105 per year, adding manual remote valve control and timer- and calendar-based irrigation scheduling. Autonomous costs $147 per year and adds automatic valve operation using soil-moisture targets and user-set watering windows. Enterprise / Farm Network is aimed at larger station networks and multiple farms, and can include wells, reservoirs, pumps, VFDs, and advanced dashboards. Hardware is priced separately, with final system pricing confirmed during quoting, so the subscription alone does not represent the full system cost.

AgriLynk’s main distinction is that it ties sensor monitoring to actions: users can move from alerts and field-condition trends to manual valve operation, schedules, or soil-moisture-based automation. Field stations connect directly by cellular or through a shared gateway, and the platform can extend beyond valves to supported water infrastructure. Access is through the web; phones and tablets can reach it, but there is no separate app to install. Farms that want browser-based monitoring and graduated remote-control options may find the plan structure suitable. Farms that depend on a dedicated mobile app or need to price a complete hardware deployment before a quote should consider alternatives.

AgriLynk pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Tracks soil tension, pressure, flow, temperature, tanks, and wells
    • Control adds remote valve operation and timer- or calendar-based scheduling
    • Autonomous automates valves around soil-moisture targets and watering windows
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; paid software starts at $75 per year
    • Web-only access, with no separate mobile app to install
    • Hardware costs are separate, and final system pricing is confirmed by quote

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