What it costs
Prices on the page, head counts written down, and no form to fill in before you can see them.
Homestead
A few head and a good notebook you have outgrown
$12per month, billed yearly at $144
- Head Up to 50
- Users 2
- Photo storage 1 GB
Herd records, health records, calving, weights and reports.
Ranch
Most ranches
$29per month, billed yearly at $348
- Head Up to 300
- Users Unlimited
- Photo storage 10 GB
Everything in Homestead, plus offline chute mode, the Bluetooth scale, inventory lots and withdrawals, and pasture moisture.
Outfit
Several places, several people, more paperwork
$59per month, billed yearly at $708
- Head Up to 1,500
- Users Unlimited
- Photo storage 50 GB
Everything in Ranch, plus the AI assistant and receipt reading, and priority support.
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The rest of the answers
- Over 1,500 head?
- Talk to us. [email protected]. There is no secret fourth price card; it depends on how many places you run and how much of it needs keeping apart.
- Can I pay monthly?
- Yes, at 20% more than the yearly rate.
- Is there a trial?
- Thirty days, no card.
- What counts as a head?
- Cattle currently in your herd. The app already reads it that way: an animal that is sold or dead keeps its whole history and comes off the current-herd count.
- What do I need to run it?
- A browser. Add it to the Home Screen from Safari or Chrome and it runs full screen and offline. Bluetooth scale support needs Chrome, or the iPhone build, which is on TestFlight and not in the App Store yet.
- Where does my data live?
- Each ranch gets its own database, not a shared table with a ranch column on it. Two things reach outside the deployment, and both are switches you hold. The rainfall lookup sends a rounded coordinate and a date range, and nothing else. The AI assistant and receipt reading send what you actually ask them about to whichever model provider you have set up. Leave both off and nothing about your cattle leaves the server.