FieldReveal review
FieldReveal brings prescription creation, field analysis and application reporting together.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
FieldReveal brings field data, mapping and prescription work into a cloud-based precision agriculture platform for ag retailers, agronomists and the growers they support. Its clearest fit is operators focused on planting and fertility prescriptions: it creates multi-hybrid and variable-rate plans, supports zone and grid management, and reports applications and seed or fertilizer usage by field or farm. Web access and mobile apps for iOS and Android extend the work to field boundaries, soil-sampling missions and scouting documentation.
Prescription handling is a notable strength. Users can batch-export files, change file types, create split-bin application files and transfer prescriptions wirelessly to dispatch or a farmer’s cab. FieldReveal also brings together yield, electrical conductivity, elevation, zone, GNDVI and SSURGO map layers, with reports for analyzing and comparing layers. Those capabilities make it relevant where agronomic data needs to inform prescriptions and then flow into application work. It is less suited to buyers seeking machine guidance or telematics, which are outside its supported scope.
The product connects with named services spanning labs, dispatch and farm-data systems, including Midwest Labs, Agvise Labs, AgSync, John Deere, Climate, Farmobile and AFS Connect. That ecosystem may suit operations already working with those tools. FieldReveal uses a contact-sales model, so buyers should speak with the vendor about platform pricing; the free mobile app does not mean the full platform is free. Phone and email support are listed. Choose FieldReveal for its prescription, mapping and application workflow; consider another option if public self-serve pricing or machine guidance is central to the purchase.
FieldReveal pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Creates variable-rate planting and fertility prescriptions, including multi-hybrid plans
- Batch exports prescription files and wirelessly transfers them to dispatch or a cab
- Combines map layers, application reporting and field-level input-use calculations
- Where it doesn't
- The platform is sold through a contact-sales model rather than public plan pricing
- No free plan is offered for the full platform
- Machine guidance and telematics are not supported
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