AgrosIQ review
A web-based crop-monitoring tool for comparing field health across seasons.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
AgrosIQ analyzes satellite imagery to map crop health and compare fields with their own historical seasons. It is aimed at growers, agronomists, and farm teams who want to spot areas that may need inspection and review field conditions over time. The platform runs in a desktop or laptop web browser, and its design-partner pilot means access is organized with the vendor rather than through open self-sign-up.
Its focus is field-level comparison rather than drone imagery or sensor data. Health maps use 10-metre pixels, and radar estimates with error ranges can help interpret cloudy satellite passes. Users can view flagged inspection locations with coordinates, map strong and weak zones, and compare field-level weather history and rainfall against normal. Read-only sharing links support sharing field views. The beta Field Analyst answers suggested farm questions using maps and dates; water balance and ten years of field history are also beta features on relevant plans. This combination suits teams that want satellite-based context and historical comparisons in one web tool.
Pricing is handled individually during the pilot. The planned Free tier includes up to 40 hectares, a crop health map after every pass, and this season's history, but it is not available for self-sign-up now. Grower adds radar estimates, inspection spots, beta ten-year history, and share links; Farm adds zones, weather history, beta water balance, and Field Analyst questions. Pro includes unlimited hectares and farms plus team onboarding, while Enterprise supports multiple farms under one account and ten years of history for every field. AgrosIQ is a better fit for browser-based field review than for teams needing mobile access or immediate self-service purchasing.
AgrosIQ pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Maps crop health at 10-metre resolution and compares historical seasons.
- Radar estimates cover cloudy passes, with error ranges.
- Shows inspection locations, weather history, and strong and weak zones.
- Where it doesn't
- Desktop or laptop browser only; phone and tablet apps are coming later.
- The planned Free tier is not open for self-sign-up during the pilot.
- Pilot pricing is agreed individually, with no online billing open yet.
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