AgroReports review
Free satellite reports and alerts, with API access for reporting workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
AgroReports turns Sentinel-2 and Landsat 8/9 imagery into field-level crop reports for growers, agronomists and developers. Users select a field or draw a polygon to receive mapped vegetation and moisture indices, historical values, written summaries and irrigation context. Reports cover crops including wheat, soy, vines and olives. The product focuses on satellite reporting and monitoring rather than serving as a farm-management platform, making it a fit for teams that need field observations or report data in their own workflows.
The free App plan is aimed at growers and agronomists and includes 10 report types, unlimited reports subject to fair use, and PDF, CSV and email export. The API plan is free to start and is labeled public beta; API usage becomes pay per report after free usage. Its published features include alerts, signed webhooks and an MCP server. Enterprise adds private deployment, SSO, audit logs, a contractual 99.9% SLA, and bulk reports, polygons and zones. Enterprise is labeled annual, while its price is not stated here; API usage is tied to a rate card, so teams should check applicable costs before relying on sustained volume.
Workflow fit is a strength: reports and alerts can be delivered through the dashboard, email, webhooks, WhatsApp or Telegram, and the REST API and MCP expose reports, indices and alerts. Threshold alerts support ongoing monitoring, while within-field comparisons help distinguish management zones. The web and API platforms suit developers and teams building reporting integrations, but the app does not provide mobile access. Since AgroReports describes satellite indices as observations rather than diagnoses, it is better for monitoring and data delivery than for users seeking definitive crop-health diagnosis or a broader farm-management system.
AgroReports pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Sentinel-2 and Landsat 8/9 imagery supports field-level reports.
- Reports include vegetation, moisture, historical values and zone comparisons.
- API and MCP access connect reports and alerts to other workflows.
- Where it doesn't
- The app is web-based; mobile access is not offered.
- API usage is pay per report after free usage.
- Satellite indices inform monitoring but are not a crop diagnosis.
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