Agworld pricing
Agworld pricing and what it adds up to
$1,795 to $3,995 a year across three tiers, Enterprise quoted on request.
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What Agworld charges
Agworld sells its grower packages as a yearly fee, with Grower Basic, Plus and Pro listed at set prices and Enterprise quoted on request. The parts of your own farm records you actually need, like margins, work orders and the shed, are split across those tiers rather than included from the start.
Grower Basic
$1,795
The entry tier, with inventory and grain storage management listed as a separate add-on.
Grower Plus
$3,195
Adds planning, budgeting, detailed gross margin reporting and work orders for staff and activity templates.
Grower Pro
$3,995
Adds custom reporting and connections to machinery and weather stations.
Enterprise
Quoted privately
Listed on request, with no public figure on Agworld's pricing page.
How the bill is built
A yearly grower package
Grower Basic, Plus and Pro are all listed as yearly prices, not monthly ones, so the whole year's fee is due before you know how the season will actually run. Enterprise sits outside this and is quoted on request.
The shed as an add-on
On Grower Basic, managing your own inventory and grain storage is not included in the base price. It sits as a separate add-on, so tracking what is in your shed can cost more on top of the yearly fee.
Margins locked to a higher tier
Planning, budgeting and detailed gross margin reporting only start at Grower Plus. On Grower Basic you are paying for records without the reporting that turns them into a margin figure.
Separate packages for advisers
Agronomists and contractors are priced on their own packages on the same pricing page, so a farm business working with outside advisers is looking at more than one fee for access to the same crop records.
A year of Agworld
A season's records can run close to $4,000 a year
Agworld's own public figures run from $1,795 a year on Grower Basic to $3,995 a year on Grower Pro, with Enterprise quoted on request and no stated currency or GST. Moving up a tier to get margins, work orders or custom reporting on your own records adds hundreds of dollars a year on top of the base fee, before any adviser package is added.
Underneath the bill
What you are really paying for
Your own records spread across tiers
The useful parts of your farm's crop and agronomy records, such as margins, work orders and custom reporting, are not held in one place. They are split across Grower Basic, Plus and Pro, so getting the full picture of your own season means paying for a higher tier.
The shed treated as an extra
Managing your own chemical shed and grain storage is listed as an add-on on Grower Basic rather than part of the base fee. You are paying again for visibility into stock you already own and hold on your own property.
A separate fee for each adviser seat
Agronomists and contractors sit on their own packages on the same pricing page, so working with outside advisers on your crop records means another fee layered on top of your own grower package.
The owned alternative
Your own version, built around how you farm
Cropping for Claude Code keeps your fields, crops by season, recommendations, spray records, chemical shed and harvest loads in a database your business owns, run in plain language. Enterprise DNA builds your version around how your farm actually works, brings your Agworld data across and runs it for you, for one setup fee then a monthly retainer, with no per-seat plans. An owner who wants to run it themselves can start with the free version.
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Questions
Agworld pricing, answered
How much does Agworld actually cost once you add the tiers up? expand_more
Agworld's public page lists Grower Basic at $1,795 a year, Grower Plus at $3,195 and Grower Pro at $3,995, with Enterprise quoted on request. The page does not state the currency or GST, and moving up a tier for margins or work orders adds to that base yearly fee.
Why does Grower Basic not include margins or work orders? expand_more
Agworld splits its own records across tiers rather than including everything from the start. Planning, budgeting, gross margin reporting and work orders for staff only start at Grower Plus, so Grower Basic leaves those parts of your records out unless you pay for the higher tier.
Can the records from an Agworld subscription move into an owned system? expand_more
Agworld's reporting lets you export your records. Cropping for Claude Code reads spreadsheet exports of fields, crops by season, spray and fertiliser records and harvest loads, with a test run first and a full roll back on any bad row, so your history moves across rather than starting again.
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