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Farmbrite: Broader across livestock and equipment as well as crops, for mixed smallholdings

Crop planning and record keeping for small diversified market farms, priced in flat tiers rather than by acre
As of 1 September 2026, Tend has a free plan and paid plans start at $30/month. Cloud farm management for market gardens, CSA growers and flower farms doing succession plantings on a few acres. Softwr lists it under Agriculture. Tend is available on Web, iOS, Android.
Overview
Tend is a farm management platform for small diversified operations: market gardens, CSA vegetable growers, cut-flower farms and mixed smallholdings. It handles visual crop planning across beds and successions, generates the task list that plan implies, tracks harvests and inventory, and runs the sales side through a CSA and farm-stand storefront. A crop library of tens of thousands of varieties and reusable growing templates mean the seasonal plan is built once and cloned forward. The commercial point is the pricing shape. Broadacre platforms charge by the acre, which produces either a meaningless bill or a meaningless minimum for someone farming three acres of two hundred crop varieties. Tend charges flat: free for one user, 30 US dollars a month for five users, 75 US dollars a month for unlimited users, with no acreage or crop limit at any tier and roughly a third off for annual billing. For a grower whose complexity is in the number of plantings rather than the number of hectares, that is the correct axis. Buyers are one to ten person operations that currently run on spreadsheets and a whiteboard. The trade-off is that Tend is built for that shape and only that shape. There is no machinery telematics, no variable-rate prescription, no soil sampling workflow and no compliance module for broadacre input reporting. Growers who scale past a few dozen acres of commodity crops outgrow it and have to migrate.
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Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Free
Free
Pro
$30 /mo
Ultimate
$75 /mo
Enterprise
$400 /mo
Capabilities
Visual crop planning
Bed-level and succession planning with automatic yield, revenue and space calculations
Growing templates
Reusable per-crop timelines that generate seeding, transplant and harvest tasks automatically
Crop library
Over 30,000 crop and variety records to build plans against
Task management
Assigns the plan's implied work to staff by day, with mobile completion in the field
Harvest and inventory tracking
Records what came out of each planting and reconciles it against projections
CSA and sales storefront
Member subscriptions, share management and farm-stand ordering
Financial reporting
Revenue by crop and planting so unprofitable successions are visible before next season
AI credits
Metered assistant features, from 25 a month on Free to 2,500 on Ultimate
Answered, with sources
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No. Pricing is flat by user count, and there are no acreage or crop limits on any tier including the free one. That is the main reason small growers pick it over broadacre platforms.
Yes, including member share management and a farm-stand storefront, though payment processing runs through a third party.
No. There is no machinery data, no prescription writing and no as-applied reporting. It is built for high-crop-count, low-acreage operations.
Export before you cancel. Retention limits apply per tier, and the free tier keeps three years, so downgrading is not a safe archive strategy.
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