SoilBeat connects results from 100+ labs with each field’s history and applications. You spend less time assembling data and more time advising. Your growers see why, and you see what was done.
Build multizone fertilizer plans with your own products, formulas and templates. You review and approve every recommendation.
Free plan available. For agronomists, agronomy teams and growers.
Why agronomists use SoilBeat
Every lab result is read next to the field’s history, recent applications and crop stage, so you can compare results across seasons and see what changed.
Stop starting from scratch with every new lab report. Reports, history and applications are already connected when you sit down to advise.
Your growers see why, not just what. You see what was actually applied, so the next recommendation starts from facts.
You approve every recommendation. Your methods stay yours. Your data stays yours.
Start using SoilBeat now, or talk to us about your team, recommendation process and specialist agronomic workflows.
Start using SoilBeat now, or talk to us about your team, recommendation process and specialist agronomic workflows.
Jason Hobson of TerraVita Agronomy reported spending 50% less time on recommendations with SoilBeat. That’s one advisor’s experience, not a guaranteed result. It shows what happens when reports, crop history and field observations are already connected: the repetitive work shrinks and more time goes to agronomic judgement.
“If regenerative agronomy is going to scale, we need this kind of structured data infrastructure underneath it.”
“A program where we can put our knowledge in — and get something back.”
“Very important to get access to actionable, data-driven fertilization advice myself.”
SoilBeat offers Freemium at €0, Farmer Pro at €449 per year or €41 per month, and Advisor at €995 per year or €90 per month. Annual and monthly subscriptions are separate billing options; Invited Farmer costs €99 per year after three free months, while Organization pricing is custom.
Build & understand
Bring your farm data into one place and start understanding laboratory results, observations and activities in context.
Interpret, prescribe & act
Understand what your crop needs, turn expert-backed recommendations into a practical plan and keep the work that follows connected.
Advise & scale
Bring more context into every recommendation, reduce repetitive processing and collaborate with farmers from one workspace.
Configure & scale
Bring teams and farms together. Add white-label configuration for your organization’s methodology, AI, branding and integrations.
Questions about SoilBeat
SoilBeat is agronomy software that connects laboratory results, field observations and farm history to help growers and agronomists prepare, review and follow up on crop recommendations. It keeps measurements, approved advice and field activities in one agronomic record, so each new decision can use the evidence from previous work. Explore SoilBeat features.
SoilBeat supports orchards, horticulture and greenhouses, vineyards, nut crops, dairy and forage, row crops and tree nurseries. Measurements and recommendations are linked to the farm, crop and management zone they belong to. Explore SoilBeat for horticulture.
You can upload supported soil, plant-sap, tissue and water laboratory reports as PDFs, PNGs or JPEGs. SoilBeat supports more than 100 lab formats, but support depends on the report layout and parameters; check your laboratory and report type before relying on extraction, and review methods, units and sample context before comparing results. Check supported lab reports.
Freemium is free for one farm. Farmer Pro costs €449 per year (or €41 per month) for one farm. Advisor costs €995 per year (or €90 per month) for up to 20 farms, and extra farms cost €15 per farm per year. Growers invited by their advisor pay €99 per year after three free months. Organization pricing is custom. See all plans.
Yes. Freemium costs €0 and starts with a 30-day Advisor trial for up to 20 farms, then provides one farm with a limited workspace and five Integrated AI questions per month. It includes lab-report management, basic analytics and field activities; creating and publishing recommendations requires a suitable paid plan. Compare current plans and allowances.
Yes. On the Advisor plan you can invite your growers. They see published recommendations and the evidence behind them, get a simple task list for the work in the field, and record what was applied. Invited growers pay €99 per year after three free months. Explore SoilBeat for growers.
Customers retain ownership of the farm data they upload to SoilBeat. SoilBeat processes workspace records to provide the service under the applicable customer agreement and data-processing terms; access depends on farm permissions and accepted sharing. The privacy policy explains personal-data handling, third-party AI processing, retention and how to request access or deletion. Read the privacy policy.
Yes. Agronomists define prescription formulas, product choices and rate limits, then review and approve recommendations before sharing them. Integrated AI can help investigate connected farm evidence and prepare drafts, while the agronomist checks the interpretation and proposed actions against the crop, field conditions and their professional judgment. Explore the recommendation workflow.
SoilBeat is available in English, Dutch, German, Spanish and French, with metric and imperial unit systems. For your country, confirm laboratory-report compatibility, local crop requirements and the relevant advisory workflow with the SoilBeat team; language availability alone does not establish support for every local report format or recommendation method. Discuss your country and workflow.
Yes. SoilBeat has a mobile app for iOS and Android that connects fieldwork to the same agronomic record used on desktop. In the field, you can access farm context and lab reports, capture observations with photos or voice, and create activities so the evidence and resulting work stay connected. Explore the mobile app.
SoilBeat keeps lab results, crops, management zones, observations and activities connected in a structured farm record, with workflows for reviewed recommendations and follow-up. A spreadsheet or generic AI chat can help analyze information, but you organize the farm context and connect the resulting advice to field execution yourself. Explore agronomic intelligence.