AgriIntel vs AgExpert Field

AgriIntel vs AgExpert Field: records first, or weather first?

AgExpert Field, from Farm Credit Canada, is a broad farm-records tool with a free Basic plan, offline mobile entry and links to AgExpert Accounting. AgriIntel is narrower: forecasts, spray planning and frost, heat and wind alerts for each farm, with simple field records alongside.

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AgriIntel publishes this page and sells one of the products compared, so read it with that in mind. Competitor details come from each vendor's own public pages on the date shown and change over time; confirm anything that matters to you at the source.

Which job each one fits

Short answer: if your main need is farm records, cost of production, inventory, rotation and reports, with entry in the field when there is no signal, AgExpert Field is built for that and AgriIntel is not. If your main need is knowing what the weather will do on your farm and being emailed before frost, heat or strong wind, AgriIntel is built around that, and AgExpert Field's product page does not describe weather tools. The two do not exchange data, but nothing stops a farm using AgExpert for records and the books and AgriIntel for forecasts and alerts.

Choose AgExpert Field for broad records, cost of production, inventory, rotation and reports
Choose AgriIntel when weather timing is the job: spray planning and frost, heat and wind alerts
AgExpert Field has a $0 Basic plan and a $399-a-year Premium plan; AgriIntel has no free plan and is billed monthly or yearly in CAD
AgExpert Field's mobile app works with or without a connection; AgriIntel has no offline mode
AgExpert Accounting is a separate product, sold alone or in a bundle with Field Premium; AgriIntel does no accounting
There is no integration between them, so using both means two places to keep records

AgriIntel and AgExpert Field, side by side

The AgExpert Field column comes from the vendor's own public pages, checked on November 5, 2026. Where those pages say nothing, the table says “Not publicly documented” rather than guessing. Vendors change features and prices, so confirm anything that matters to you at the source.

Comparison of AgriIntel and AgExpert Field, with sources for the AgExpert Field column
	AgriIntel	AgExpert Field
What it is mainly for	Farm-level weather and alerts with simple records: a forecast for each farm's coordinates, a 24-hour spray strip, frost, heat and wind email alerts, and farm, field and dated field records.	Farm records and planning. Its plan table lists recording activities, mapping field and storage locations, cost of production, inventory, crop rotation, equipment, sharing data with partners and up to five businesses, with reports for crop insurance, profitability, input usage and sustainability. Source: AgExpert Field product and pricing page
Available to Canadian farms	Yes. Built for farms in Canada, in English only.	Yes. It is a Farm Credit Canada product sold on agexpert.ca, with customer care by phone and email, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET. Source: AgExpert Field product and pricing page
Field and activity records	Fields with crop, season year, acres and an optional map-drawn boundary, and a dated log per field: seeding, spray applications (product, rate, acres covered, and the wind speed, temperature and humidity you noted), fertilizer, tillage, harvest yield and scouting notes.	The plan table lists recording activities and mapping fields and storage locations. Which details each activity record holds is not publicly documented on the product page. Source: AgExpert Field product and pricing page
Offline and mobile	A web app and a free Android companion app on Google Play for existing accounts. There is no offline mode, so entries need a connection, and there is no iOS app yet.	Yes. The page says its mobile app lets you enter data with or without an internet connection, and links to App Store and Google Play listings. The main product is web-based. Source: AgExpert Field product and pricing page
Weather and spray conditions	Current conditions and a five-day outlook for each farm's coordinates, a 24-hour spray strip of eight three-hour slots scored on wind, temperature and rain chance, and frost, heat and wind alerts checked against the forecast every three hours and sent by email. Forecasts are per farm, not per field, and come from a forecast model, not a sensor on the farm.	Not publicly documented. The product page does not mention forecasts, frost, spray conditions or weather alerts. Source: AgExpert Field product and pricing page
Price	In Canadian dollars, billed monthly or yearly. Monthly: $49 (up to 100 acres), $149 (up to 500 acres), $399 (unlimited acres). Yearly: $470.40, $1,428, $3,828 a year. There is no free plan. The 14-day trial starts at checkout with a card; cancel before it ends and you won't be charged.	Basic is $0 a year. Premium is $399 a year, or $999 paid once for three years. Billing is yearly; the page shows dollar amounts without naming the currency. No trial period is stated; the free Basic plan is the way to start. Source: AgExpert Field product and pricing page
Accounting	None. AgriIntel does no bookkeeping, invoicing or tax reporting.	AgExpert Accounting is a separate product. A Premium Bundle of Accounting and Field Premium is listed at $499 a year, or $1,299 for three years. Source: AgExpert Accounting product page
Where customer data is stored	Farm and field records are stored in Canada (Supabase, ca-central-1). Some services, such as email and payments, run outside Canada; the privacy policy lists them.	No statement found. The product page links to FCC's online privacy and security policies, and neither says where data is stored. That is not evidence that it is stored outside Canada. Source: FCC online privacy policy
French language	No. English only today; a French interface is on the roadmap.	The site header offers an English and French toggle. French inside the Field app is not publicly documented on the product page. Source: AgExpert Field product and pricing page
Data export	A JSON export in Settings of the profile, farms, fields, field records and alert history. No CSV export and no import from other software.	Not publicly documented on the product page.

What you get in one platform

Forecast for each farm

Current conditions and a five-day outlook for each farm's stored coordinates, shown in the farm's local time.

A scored 24-hour spray strip

Eight three-hour slots scored on wind, temperature and rain chance. Missing wind data is shown as unknown, never as calm.

Frost, heat and wind alerts by email

Checked every three hours against the forecast: frost at 0°C or colder, heat at 32°C or hotter, wind at 50 km/h or stronger.

Simple field records

Fields with crop, season, acres and an optional boundary, and a dated log of seeding, spraying, fertilizer, tillage, harvest and scouting.

Who it's for

Farms where weather timing drives decisionsSpray operatorsGrain farmsFarms already using AgExpert for the books

Frequently asked questions

Is AgriIntel an alternative to AgExpert Field?

Only partly. Both keep field records, but AgExpert Field's product page lists much more record-keeping scope, including cost of production, inventory, rotation and reports, plus offline mobile entry. AgriIntel's records are simpler, and its main job is weather: forecasts for each farm, a 24-hour spray strip and frost, heat and wind alerts by email. AgExpert's product page does not describe weather tools.

How do the prices compare?

They are billed differently, so compare like with like. AgExpert Field lists Basic at $0 a year and Premium at $399 a year (or $999 for three years); its page does not name the currency. AgriIntel is billed in CAD from $49 a month or $470.40 a year for up to 100 acres, with no free plan, and a 14-day trial that takes a card at checkout. They include different things, so start from the job you need done.

Is AgExpert Accounting the same as AgExpert Field?

No. AgExpert Accounting is a separate product for income, expenses and returns. AgExpert sells it on its own or in a Premium Bundle with Field Premium, listed at $499 a year. AgriIntel has no accounting.

Does either work offline?

AgExpert says its Field mobile app lets you enter data with or without an internet connection. AgriIntel has no offline mode: the web app and the Android companion app need a connection to load forecasts and save records.

Can I use both?

Yes. A farm could keep its books and detailed records in AgExpert and use AgriIntel for forecasts, spray planning and alerts. They do not share data, so a spray application you want in both would be entered twice.

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