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AgriWebb Alternatives for Mixed Livestock Farms

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AgriWebb is a strong choice for large cattle and sheep operations that need farm mapping and compliance tools. If you keep poultry, goats or pigs, farm outside its five supported regions, or want records in your own language, an alternative may fit better. This guide compares AgriWebb with Livestock Manager, Farmbrite and CattleMax.

Quick comparison of AgriWebb and three alternatives

FeatureAgriWebbLivestock ManagerFarmbriteCattleMax
Pricing modelUsage-based, by cattle and sheep numbersFree plan, paid plans Starter to EnterpriseFrom $29/month (livestock plans)From $30/month billed yearly (up to 250 animals)
Free trialYes (free trial)Free plan14 days21 days
SpeciesCattle and sheepMixed livestock, including poultryLivestock, crops, or bothCattle
Works offlineYesNo, needs an internet connectionYesNot stated on its site
Farm mappingYesNoNot confirmedPasture mapping
AvailabilityAustralia, NZ, UK, US, South AfricaiOS, Android and web, 15 languagesOver 100 countriesNot stated on its site

Prices change, so treat these figures as correct at the time of writing and check each site before you decide.

AgriWebb: strong for large pastoral operations

AgriWebb sells three tiers: Essentials, Compliance and Performance. Its pricing is based on how many cattle and sheep you manage. All plans include unlimited team users and offline mobile use. Paid add-ons such as movement planning and grazing planning cost extra.

Its interactive map, grazing tools and audit compliance features suit stations with many paddocks. On the other side, its site describes cattle and sheep only, and it lists five regions.

Livestock Manager: mixed species and simple records

Livestock Manager keeps cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and poultry in one account. It runs on iOS, Android and the web, and it is available in 15 languages, including French, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi and Swahili. Our lesson on setting up your farm account shows the first steps.

You can record daily production such as eggs, milk and weights. You can log health treatments, track medicines with expiry and withdrawal periods, and keep breeding records with due dates. Income, expenses, sales and invoices sit in the same app, and reports download as PDF or CSV. You can also record by typing or speaking to the app.

Where it fits: small and medium farms, mixed species, poultry keepers, and farmers who want simple mobile-first records in their own language.

Limits:

  • No paddock or pasture mapping. If grazing management is central to your farm, AgriWebb is stronger.
  • It needs an internet connection. There is no offline mode, so it suits farms with reliable mobile signal.

Farmbrite: livestock and crops together

Farmbrite offers livestock-only, crop-only and complete plans. Livestock plans start at $29 per month, and complete plans start at $59 per month. Its pricing page lists offline access, accounting and team management among plan features, and there is a 14-day free trial.

It fits a farm that raises animals and also grows produce. Read our Farmbrite alternatives guide for a deeper look.

CattleMax: built for cattle

CattleMax is a cloud-based record system for cattle. Its Commercial plan costs $30 per month billed yearly for up to 250 active animals. The Registered plan costs $41 per month and adds pedigree tracking and breed association interfaces. Both include unlimited users and a 21-day free trial.

It suits cattle ranches that want breeding, health and pasture records. See the CattleMax alternatives guide for more.

How to choose

  • Large cattle or sheep station in a supported region: AgriWebb.
  • Mixed species or poultry, or you need another language: Livestock Manager.
  • Crops and livestock on the same farm: Farmbrite.
  • Cattle only, with pedigree records: CattleMax.
  • Frequent work with no signal: AgriWebb or Farmbrite, since Livestock Manager needs a connection.

Start with your species and your signal, then compare prices. For record habits that work in any tool, read our farm record keeping guide.

Frequently asked questions

Which livestock species does AgriWebb support?

AgriWebb's site describes cattle and sheep management. If you keep poultry, pigs or goats, check with AgriWebb before you commit, or look at a multi-species tool.

Where is AgriWebb available?

AgriWebb lists five regions: Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, the United States and South Africa. Farmers elsewhere need a tool that is available in their country.

Do I need a signal to use Livestock Manager?

Yes. Livestock Manager needs an internet connection and has no offline mode. AgriWebb and Farmbrite both state that they offer offline access, so consider them if you often work with no signal.

Is there a free AgriWebb alternative?

Livestock Manager has a free plan, and it is available in 15 languages. Farmbrite and CattleMax offer free trials of 14 and 21 days respectively, with no credit card required.

Which tool is best for a cattle-only ranch?

CattleMax is built only for cattle and lists pedigree and breed association features on its Registered plan. AgriWebb is also strong for cattle, especially on large grazing operations.

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