OneSoil
Swiss-run satellite field monitoring with productivity zones, variable-rate maps and an AI agronomist that ranks fields by urgency
Quick Overview
| Company | OneSoil AG |
|---|---|
| Category | Farm Management Software |
| Headquarters | Pfäffikon, Switzerland |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Switzerland |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages reviewed |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | NDVI field monitoring, productivity zones, variable-rate application and nitrogen maps, task maps, seeding-rate trial comparison, AI Agronomist, export to WorkPlans, Global Analytics for supply chains |
| Pricing | Free trial offered; paid plan prices are not published on the pages reviewed |
| Best For | Growers and agri-service companies that want satellite-driven zoning and variable-rate maps |
| Replaces | Climate FieldView scripting and imagery |
Detailed Review
OneSoil approaches farm management through the satellite. It turns imagery and weather into vegetation maps, productivity zones and variable-rate files, and the AI Agronomist reads every field daily and returns one ranked list of what needs attention.
The terms are a contract with OneSoil AG, a Swiss company, under Swiss law with Zurich courts. The privacy policy names OneSoil sp. z o.o. in Warsaw as joint controller and refers to both the GDPR and the Swiss data protection act.
Zones, trials and maps
Productivity zones can be built across seasons, with the option to remove a season from the analysis. Variable-rate maps cover nitrogen and other inputs, and a seeding-rate trial can be compared strip by strip using NDVI. Maps are pushed to WorkPlans, a farm software named on the OneSoil site.
Task maps and field monitoring are available on the web and in the mobile apps.
For advisers and the supply chain
A separate programme serves agri-service companies, which can use productivity zones, monitoring and predictive insight to support more clients with the same staff. OneSoil Global Analytics sells field-level data covering 650 million hectares of arable land to food companies, traders, financial institutions and governments.
Legal set-up
The terms were effective on 1 October 2025 and cover the Scouting and Pro apps. They state GDPR and Swiss data protection compliance, and that transfers outside the EEA, Switzerland and the UK rely on adequacy decisions or standard contractual clauses. The privacy policy lists Firebase from Google for crash and event analytics.
Limitations to Consider
OneSoil is a field intelligence tool, not a compliance register: the pages reviewed do not mention legal field-record reports, stock or costing. Paid plan prices are not published. The privacy policy lists Google Firebase for analytics, which matters if you want no US processor at all. The terms also include AI services that the company may change at any time.
Who Should Use OneSoil
Growers, cooperatives and advisers who want satellite zoning and variable-rate files first, and who keep their legal records in a separate tool such as Farmdok.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Productivity zones with season selection
- Variable-rate and nitrogen maps
- Seeding-rate trial comparison
- Contract with a Swiss company under Swiss law
- Partner programme for advisory firms
Cons
- No legal field-record reports described
- Paid prices not published
- Google Firebase analytics named in the privacy policy
- AI service terms can change
Alternatives to OneSoil
Other European farm management software worth comparing before you decide:
Farmdok
Austria · Austrian field record with satellite maps and published prices
Agroptima
Spain · Spanish farm app for official field reports and cost control
Geofolia
France · French plot register that checks entries against the rules
Agricolus
Italy · Italian platform with disease models, scouting and sensors
See all European farm management software or compare them directly against Climate FieldView scripting and imagery on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
OneSoil AG, a Swiss company. The privacy policy adds OneSoil sp. z o.o. in Warsaw as joint controller for certain processing.
The site mentions sending variable-rate maps directly to WorkPlans, and exporting task maps. Other terminals are not detailed on the page reviewed.
Not on its own. The pages reviewed describe monitoring, zones and maps, not the legal documentation of treatments.