CropBook
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What both publish
| Fact | CropBook | Farmcont |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Alberta, Canada | LinkedIn lists Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil as headquarters. |
| Licence | The terms provide usage rules for a hosted service, prohibit resale, sublicensing, scraping and reverse engineering, and do not state an open-source licence. | Terms reserve intellectual-property rights and prohibit copying, alteration, decompilation or reverse engineering without written permission, indicating proprietary software. |
| Mobile availability | The maker says the web app is available now, the iOS app is available and Google Play is coming soon. | Farmcont has an iOS app listed for iPhone and iPad in Apple’s App Store. |
| Purpose | CropBook helps Canadian grain farmers capture receipts, track expenses, and export accountant-ready farm tax records. | Farmcont is an agro-accounting platform for accountants serving rural producers. |
| Rating on Apple App Store | Not displayed because Apple says the app has not received enough ratings or reviews; the count is not stated. | 4.5 out of 5 from 4 ratings |
CropBook plans
- FreeFree
Farmcont plans
- Farmcont agro accounting platformPriced on request
- Farmcont agro-accounting platformPriced on request
Pick CropBook if…
CropBook suits grain farmers in Alberta and Saskatchewan who need receipt capture, CRA-oriented categorization, and exportable farm records. It is also useful for accountants working with canola, wheat, barley, pea, or mixed operations through QuickBooks Online-compatible QBO exports.
Pick Farmcont if…
Farmcont is aimed at accounting firms that serve rural producers and the producers themselves. It may suit users who need rural tax records, fiscal documents, bank reconciliation, and producer-facing app access.