generated: '2026-09-13' method: searched source: https://agrology.ag api: Agrology Public API v2 plan_count: 0 pricing_page: null public_pricing: false api_priced_separately: false note: >- Agrology publishes NO pricing page and NO plan tiers. The marketing site is a client-rendered React application; its shipped router manifest (https://agrology.ag/assets/index-C7n1vIou.js) enumerates every real route — about, platform, solutions, impact, resources, blog, press, media, webinars, white-papers, case-studies, careers, contact, demo, model-updates, privacy, terms, agrology-chat and the product pages — and there is no /pricing or /plans route among them. The only price language anywhere on the property is inside an editorial article, which says Agrology "offers an annual subscription that can be paid annually or monthly" and that "farmers can monitor their acres for the cost of a Netflix subscription", with installation and sensor replacement included. That is a comparison, not a rate card: no currency, no figure, no per-acre unit, no tier names, no quotas. sales_motion: model: contact-sales entry_points: - url: https://agrology.ag/demo kind: demo request - url: https://agrology.ag/contact kind: contact form note: >- Hardware is installed on the customer's land, so the commercial motion is a field-services subscription rather than self-serve signup. There is no self-service checkout and no way to obtain API access without talking to Agrology — the README says an API key is issued by contacting staff. api_access_cost: documented: false note: >- Nothing states whether Public API access is included in the platform subscription or priced as an add-on. A prospective integrator cannot determine the cost of API access from any public source. quotas: [] overages: [] free_tier: available: false documented: false evidence: - url: https://agrology.ag/assets/index-C7n1vIou.js status: 200 finding: shipped router manifest contains no pricing or plans route - url: https://agrology.ag/demo status: 200 finding: demo-request route present — the sales entry point