AgroField review
A free web-based crop monitoring toolkit, with paid Pro features for deeper analysis and drone work.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
AgroField brings satellite imagery, drone processing, and field records together in a cloud-based crop monitoring product. It suits small and mid-market farms or field specialists who want to inspect crop conditions, map fields, and keep treatment history alongside imagery. Its free tier makes it relevant for farms starting with satellite and drone tools, while Pro adds more advanced analysis and drone operations. Access is through the web, so it is a fit for teams comfortable working in a browser rather than those seeking a dedicated mobile app.
The Free plan includes field maps and models, condition monitoring, NDVI analysis, fertilizer optimization, weather data, and data storage. The Pro plan adds AI care recommendations, yield prediction, processing for large UAV images, and agricultural drone mission planning; fertilizer optimization is also included. The listed starting price is 75 RUB per hectare, though the vendor does not state a billing period. The English homepage describes the free version as covering fields up to 10 hectares, while the Russian homepage describes unlimited hectares and says Pro includes up to 50 hectares free. Buyers should clarify which terms apply before budgeting.
AgroField's breadth is useful when a farm wants satellite indices and uploaded drone imagery in one workflow: drone images can be processed into orthophotos and models, and users can compare results before and after treatments. DJI, XAG, Tarot, and Russian drones are named as integrations. Alongside field condition analytics and weather, the product supports crop, sowing, and treatment records. These tools make it a reasonable option for farms seeking a broad set of monitoring functions without a paid entry tier. Farms needing mobile access, or buyers who need predictable per-hectare billing terms before committing, should compare alternatives.
AgroField pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes field maps, NDVI analysis, weather, and data storage
- Processes uploaded drone imagery into orthophotos and field models
- Pro adds AI recommendations, yield prediction, and mission planning
- Where it doesn't
- Available on web only
- Pro pricing is listed per hectare, without a stated billing period
- Free-plan hectare limits are described differently across homepages
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