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EasyFarm vs FBS Systems (MASA)

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Capabilities

EasyFarm describes 1 of 10 capabilities (3 partial); FBS Systems (MASA) describes 1 (7 partial). They differ on ai assistant, grain marketing, weather, equipment data, elevator / buyer connection. Both describe accounting.

CapabilityEasyFarmFBS Systems (MASA)
AI assistant ○ No ◐ Partial
Accounting ● Yes ● Yes
Grain marketing ○ No ◐ Partial
Field maps & agronomy ◐ Partial ◐ Partial
Inputs ○ No ○ No
Labor & staff ◐ Partial ◐ Partial
Weather ? Unverified ○ No
Equipment data ○ No ◐ Partial
Elevator / buyer connection ○ No ◐ Partial
Mobile app ◐ Partial ◐ Partial

EasyFarm: Accounting: single-entry farm bookkeeping (one entry updates all books; no month-close or posting), check writing, inventory in dollars and quantities, tax and bank reports, cost centers in higher editions. Agronomy: crop and field production records with inputs tracked by field, crop, farm and enterprise (Pro Crops and above); no maps or imagery described. Labor: payroll included from the Plus edition up. Mobile: a secondary review (Fit Small Business, 2025) describes an Android-only 'EasyFarmHand' companion app sold separately with no bookkeeping features; the vendor shop page does not list it. Weather/markets/news: one vendor testimonial mentions a 'newest version' with markets, weather and news, but no vendor feature page describes this. No equipment, elevator or AI integrations described.

FBS Systems (MASA): Accounting: general ledger with cash, accrual, market-value and lower-of-cost/market bases, multi-entity consolidation, AP/AR, ACH e-payments, payroll (legacy FBS page), W-2/1099, activity-based cost accounting, Farm Financial Standards 'Sweet Sixteen' ratios. Grain marketing: tracks cash/futures contract status for crops and imports grain tickets from electronic scales/sales and Excel (not a bid/offer marketplace). Agronomy: crop production records (fields, inputs, applications, harvest), no field-map/agronomy imagery described. Equipment: 'machinery economics' pulls telemetry from machines and trucks (via acquired CropZilla) to compute cost per acre; no equipment brands named. Mobile: legacy FBS site says field production activity can be recorded via the Conservis Mobile App; no MASA-native app described. Labor: labor cost per acre tracked; payroll on legacy FBS page. AI: MASA sells a synced data replica that external tools (Power BI, Tableau, Claude) can query and runs 'MASA Labs' where producers build AI tools; no built-in assistant. Buyer integrations: packer settlements/carcass data and feed-mill imports; grain tickets from electronic scales.

Price, data and ownership

EasyFarmFBS Systems (MASA)
CompanyVertical Solutions, Inc.MASA LLC (Mutual Agricultural Software Alliance), formerly FBS Systems, Inc.
Categoryaccounting-financialsaccounting-financials
What the AI doesNoneUnverified — MASA/FBS pages describe analytics; no assistant could be confirmed.
Pricing modelOne-time licenseContact sales
Published priceVendor shop (accessed 2026-10-25): EasyFarm Lite $800.00; EasyFarm Plus $900.00; EasyFarm Pro Crops $1,100.00; EasyFarm Pro Livestock $1,100.00; EasyFarm Premier $1,400.00; EasyFarm Premier Plus $1,550.00; EasyFarm Platinum $1,600.00; add-ons: Accounts Receivable Module $350.00, Co-op Inventory Management $159.00, Oil & Sales Royalty $250.00. Vendor shop page does not state whether these are one-time or recurring; a 2025 third-party review describes them as one-time fees.Not published
Your dataNot publishedNot published
Crops and regionsCrops, livestock and dairy production records; US farms and ranches (vendor does not list specific crops or states).Crop (row-crop), swine, cattle, dairy and diversified operations, multi-entity and farm-management companies; North America (vendor states ~3,000 agricultural clients across North America).
Farm sizeNot publishedNot published
OwnershipPrivate — privateProducer-owned — producer-owned private (producer-owned: owners are farm operations, an accounting firm serving producers, and founder Norm Brown; 7 of 10 board seats held by farm operations using the software; vendor states it is not venture-backed)
What else they sellFarm software co. — farm-software-only companyFarm software co. — farm-software-only company
HeadquartersLisbon, ND (US)Tipton, IA (US)
Built and supportedUS-built, US support (phone support (800) 396-3279 and [email protected]; vendor states an annual support fee applies under a support contract after the included period)US-built, US support (remote team; vendor states service area is North America; 2025 newsletter lists weekly maintenance windows in Central Time)
Founded19931980
StatusActive. Vendor domain easyfarm.com redirects to easyfarm.farm (site last modified 2025-08-28 per page metadata). Desktop (locally installed) product sold in seven editions plus add-ons.REBRANDED: The FBS Systems name has been retired; the software continues under MASA (Mutual Agricultural Software Alliance), a producer-owned LLC in Tipton, IA. fbssystems.com remains live with legacy product descriptions, and MASA pages still reference 'FBS accounting' integration and fbssystems.com email addresses. Date of the ownership change is not published on vendor pages.
Confidencepartially verifiedpartially verified
Last reviewed2026-10-252026-10-25

Prices are quoted as shown on the vendor page on the review date and change often. Sources with access dates are on each product page: EasyFarm and FBS Systems (MASA). Request a correction.