Nirby review
Nirby combines field records and crop monitoring with paid planning and precision tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Nirby brings field records, crop monitoring and farm-management tools into a browser-based platform, with mobile-app features for agronomists and operators. It suits farms that want to manage field operations alongside crop and soil information, rather than handle those workflows in separate tools. Small farms can start with the free Core plan, which covers field records, crop monitoring and inventory tracking; paid plans add farm-management or precision-agriculture capabilities.
The published plans show Core at 0 PLN. Farm Management and Precision Agriculture are each listed at 12 PLN per hectare per year, billed annually. Farm Management adds field-operation planning and records, fertiliser plans, machinery management with telemetry data, and operator job cards and a mobile app. Precision Agriculture adds satellite monitoring and management zones, soil testing, precision fertiliser plans and variable-rate application maps. That per-hectare pricing makes the cost depend on the area covered, so farms should consider their acreage when comparing plans.
The precision workflow combines Sentinel-2 crop indices, soil sampling zones and nutrient mapping with zone-based fertiliser recommendations. Application maps can be exported in ISOXML and Shapefile formats, while crop rotation planning and field history provide broader field context. Outside precision work, the platform includes inventory tracking, AI-assisted invoice processing, operator scheduling, time tracking and field-level cost analysis. Choose Nirby if you want records and precision planning together, or want to begin with Core. Farms looking only for a standalone mapping tool, or that do not need its wider farm-management functions, may prefer a narrower product.
Nirby pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free Core includes field records, crop monitoring and inventory tracking
- Precision plan includes nutrient mapping and variable-rate application maps
- Field-level production cost analysis and machinery telemetry support farm oversight
- Where it doesn't
- Paid plans are priced per hectare per year, so costs rise with covered area
- Core does not include the paid precision-agriculture plan's application maps
- The product is focused on agricultural field and farm-management workflows
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