OneSoil review
A free satellite-monitoring and field-record toolkit, with paid precision-agriculture workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
OneSoil brings field mapping, satellite crop monitoring and farm records together in web and mobile apps for farmers, agronomists, consultants and researchers. Its free plan is a practical starting point for small teams that want satellite imagery, vegetation-index monitoring, field-level weather, scouting and field history without beginning with paid precision tools. Field grouping and team workspaces help organize shared records, while mobile scouting can capture notes, photos and geolocation offline.
The product’s breadth extends beyond monitoring into precision agriculture. Pro tools add field analysis, productivity-zone analysis, variable-rate prescription maps and soil-sampling workflows, including visualization of soil-test data. Crop-rotation planning and field history connect current observations with prior field records. The split between mobile and web matters: mobile supports field scouting, while advanced precision-agriculture workflows are supported in the web app. Teams that need a range of field records and analysis in one system may value that scope; buyers seeking only a lightweight satellite view may not need the additional workflows.
Pricing is freemium, and a 14-day free trial is available. According to OneSoil, Pro subscription pricing depends on hectares and features, with users directed to support for a quote; mobile subscription prices vary by region and farm size. John Deere Operations Center is the listed integration, so farms relying on a broader set of connected systems should weigh that fit before choosing it. Email, chat and documentation are support channels. OneSoil suits teams starting with free monitoring and field records, or those ready to add paid precision tools; it is less compelling for buyers who require predictable Pro pricing or broader integrations.
OneSoil pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes satellite monitoring, weather, scouting and field history
- Offline mobile scouting supports notes, photos and geolocation
- Pro tools add prescription maps, productivity zones and soil workflows
- Where it doesn't
- John Deere Operations Center is the only listed integration
- Pro pricing depends on hectares and features and requires a quote
- Advanced precision-agriculture workflows are centered on the web app
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