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Harvest Profit vs Taranis

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Capabilities

Harvest Profit describes 3 of 10 capabilities (3 partial); Taranis describes 4 (1 partial). They differ on ai assistant, accounting, grain marketing, field maps & agronomy, weather, equipment data. Both describe mobile app.

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

Harvest Profit: Positioned as cost-and-profit tracking rather than general-ledger bookkeeping: real-time farm P&L, field-by-field cost of production and profitability, year-over-year comparison, equipment cost analysis (no bank sync, Schedule F or payroll described). Grain marketing: marketing plan builder with price/date target notifications, contract/hedge tracking, grain inventory management, auto-updating revenue from CBOT price data (live markets US and Canada only). Field maps: 'Profit Maps' and a Crop Planner with interactive map visualization; no imagery or agronomy. Inputs: input cost tracking referenced in testimonials only. Equipment: John Deere Operations Center integration and Agrimatics Libra CART (grain cart scale). No elevator/buyer, weather, labor or AI features described. Mobile app on Apple App Store and Google Play.

Taranis: Taranis flies drone 'missions' (service plans of 4-6 missions/season) producing leaf-level detections of stand count, weeds, insects, disease and nutrient deficiency; broadacre satellite monitoring with weather/precipitation layers. Ag Assistant is a generative-AI tool producing zone-level agronomy recommendations and season summaries. Yield Impact (May 2026) estimates bu/ac yield loss per detected threat on enrolled corn acres. Input relevance is via recommendations sold alongside retailers' crop-protection portfolios (Syngenta partnership), not an input marketplace. iOS/Android app plus web dashboard.

Price, data and ownership

Harvest ProfitTaranis
CompanyHarvest Profit, LLC (Deere & Company (John Deere) — 'Part of the John Deere family since 2020')Taranis
Categoryaccounting-financialsfield maps-agronomy
What the AI doesNoneActs on your records — Ag Assistant generates zone-level recommendations from the farm's own Taranis imagery; sold through advisors.
Pricing modelSubscriptionPaid by elevator / retailer
Published priceStandard: $1,600 per year (30-day money-back guarantee); 'Hands On' tier: $5,000 USD (billing period not stated; includes pre-season, mid-season and post-harvest meetings and custom data entry); 14-day free trial, no credit card required; no acreage tiers listed. Accessed 2026-10-25 at harvestprofit.com/pricing.Not published
Your dataHarvest Profit's privacy link redirects to John Deere's privacy pages; Deere's Data Services & Subscriptions Statement (updated April 2026) is headed 'YOU CONTROL YOUR BUSINESS DATA' and says Deere 'may share in aggregate, statistical form, non-personal information with our partners, affiliates or advisors' and may share data with authorized dealers unless you restrict it; Harvest Profit's Terms (Aug 25, 2025) say 'Company and its affiliates and related entities may use data and other information relating to the provision, use and performance' of the Service and do not contain an explicit customer-ownership clause.Taranis grower page says customer data is protected by a 'multi-tiered security model'; a privacy/data-ownership policy was not retrievable this session, so ownership and sharing terms are not published here.
Crops and regionsCrops not specified; available in the United States, Canada, New Zealand and Australia ('4 countries')Corn and soybeans, US Midwest focus; Yield Impact corn-only for 2026 with soybeans planned 2027
Farm sizeNot publishedNot published
OwnershipPublic company (subsidiary) — subsidiary of public (Deere & Company, NYSE: DE)Private, investor-backed — VC-backed private
What else they sellEquipment maker — part of equipment makerFarm software co. — farm-software-only company
HeadquartersWest Fargo, North Dakota (US)Westfield/Carmel, IN (US)
Built and supportedUS-built (Fargo/West Fargo, ND team 'that lives, works, and plays in farm country'); support by email ([email protected]) and scheduled calls; contracting entities for Canada and Australia/New Zealand are John Deere Canada ULC and John Deere LimitedFounded in Israel (R&D in Tel Aviv); US HQ and sales in Indiana; full-service drone data capture in US Midwest
Founded20152015
StatusActive, operating under its own brand and website as a John Deere company. Logo reads 'Farm Business Software By John Deere'. Core category recorded as accounting-financials (profit tracking) rather than whole-farm management because the vendor does not offer bookkeeping, labor, weather or agronomy modules.Active. Go-to-market is retailer/advisor-first: vendor says it sells 'through agricultural retailers and advisors' with 100+ retail/advisor partners, and grower page directs farmers to 'FIND YOUR ADVISOR'; no direct-to-farmer purchase path or price is published, so a US farmer typically accesses Taranis via a participating retailer.
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: Harvest Profit and Taranis. Request a correction.