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Traction Ag review

#4 of 26 in Farm Accounting Software

A broad farm accounting platform with field profitability, inventory, tax, and mobile tools.

7.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Traction Ag is cloud-based farm accounting and business management software for farm operators, bookkeepers, CPAs, and trusted advisors. It connects financial records with field operations, crop years, multiple entities, inventory, and profitability analysis. Core capabilities include cash- and accrual-based reports, field activity tracking, crop and input inventory, Schedule F reports, 1099 preparation, land agreements, budgeting, and mobile tools for payments, receipts, account balances, and field tasks.

Pricing is organized into three monthly tiers. Basic costs $95 per month and includes multiple entities, bank and credit card sync, cash-based reports, Schedule F and 1099s, and payroll integration. Plus costs $195 per month, adding per-field costs, profitability by field, acre, and bushel, inventory management, bills and invoices, prepay management, scale tickets, and load tracking. Pro costs $395 per month and adds land agreements, a market-value balance sheet, monthly cash-flow budgeting, accrual-based reports, and actual equipment costs in field profitability reports. Annual billing is listed at $950, $1,950, and $3,950 for Basic, Plus, and Pro.

Its breadth makes Traction Ag a fit for operations that need accounting tied to field economics, crop and grain inventory, land arrangements, and tax-ready records. Integrations include Climate FieldView, FS Billing, John Deere Operations Center, Keystone Cooperative, Paylocity, Plaid, and Zenwork Tax 1099, while the platform is available on web, iOS, and Android. Farms seeking field-level profitability, multiple-entity support, and mobile access should consider it. Operators seeking a free plan or a narrower, lower-cost accounting tool should look elsewhere.

Traction Ag pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Cash and accrual reports with Schedule F and 1099 preparation
    • Profitability analysis by farm, field, acre, and bushel
    • Web, iOS, and Android access with agricultural integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Advanced field and accrual features require higher tiers
    • The broad feature set may exceed narrower accounting needs

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