Figured review
A planning-led farm finance platform with production tracking and accounting synchronization.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Figured is an online farm financial management platform for farmers, accountants, advisors, and banks. It brings budgeting, forecasting, scenario modelling, production tracking, crop and livestock reporting, inventory movement tracking, and financial analysis into one system. Its focus suits farms that need to connect operational activity with profitability, rather than only record financial transactions. Single-farm and multi-farm operations are supported, along with reporting and compliance workflows for accounting practices.
The published plans show a paid structure with monthly pricing. Financial Manager starts at $14.50 per month and includes three-way forecasting, financial reporting, and scenario modelling without production tracking. Farm Reporter is $40 per month and adds an annual compliance workflow, ag-financial reporting, scenario modelling, and actuals-only Reporting Studio. Commercial Manager is $50 per month and includes forecasting, financial reporting, scenario modelling, Reporting Studio, and embedded AI. Farm Manager is $90 per month and adds three-way forecasting, variance reporting, ag-financial reporting, Reporting Studio, scenario modelling, and embedded farm-specific AI. Multi-Farm is $90 per farm per month, while non-production entities in a multiple-farm business are $14.50 per month per entity.
Accounting synchronization is central to the product. Figured connects with Xero, QuickBooks Online, MYOB, Agworld, and FarmIQ, with available platforms varying by region. The accounting connection lets farming teams work from shared financial and production data, while the product supports multi-farm consolidated reporting and accounting data synchronization. Figured is a strong fit for farms that want detailed planning, margin analysis, and scenario work alongside production records. It is less suitable for teams seeking a standalone accounting tool or a non-web product, since the platform requires an accounting connection and is available on the web.
Figured pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Three-way forecasting and scenario modelling
- Crop, livestock, inventory, and cost-of-production reporting
- Multi-farm reporting with accounting synchronization
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan
- Requires a connection to an accounting platform
- Web-only platform support
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