EOS Data Analytics
EOS Data Analytics offers satellite crop monitoring and imagery analytics. See 2026 pricing tiers, free 300 ha plan, new LandViewer tasking, and alternatives.
About EOS Data Analytics
What is EOS Data Analytics (2026 update)
EOS Data Analytics, known by its product name EOSDA, is a satellite imagery analytics company that turns raw satellite data into usable insights for agriculture, forestry, and land monitoring. Its flagship product, EOSDA Crop Monitoring, lets farmers and agronomists track field health, weather, and yield potential from a browser without owning any satellite hardware.
What is new in 2026
Through 2025 and into 2026, EOSDA expanded its LandViewer imagery platform with new high-resolution data sources and on-demand satellite tasking, so customers can request fresh imagery of a specific area instead of waiting for the next scheduled pass. The company also embedded more processing tools directly into the viewer, including indices, band combinations, change detection, and time-series analysis, so users no longer need to export data to separate GIS software to run these calculations. Search inside LandViewer also got quick filters for cloud cover, sensor type, and acquisition date to speed up finding usable scenes. EOSDA has said it plans to keep growing its multispectral imagery portfolio for the rest of 2026.
Key features
- Vegetation index monitoring (NDVI and nine other indices) using cloud-free Sentinel-2 and PlanetScope imagery up to 3m resolution
- Crop growth stage tracking based on the BBCH scale
- Risk maps that flag disease, weather stress, and unusual vegetation changes
- Variable Rate Application (VRA) maps for seed, fertilizer, and input planning
- Yield and biomass predictions with a 14 day outlook
- Weather analytics combining forecasts with historical data
- Field activity logging, task assignment, and team roles for multi-user operations
- John Deere Operations Center integration
- LandViewer for browsing, ordering, and tasking satellite imagery, with per-km2 archive pricing starting around $1.7/km2
Pricing in 2026
EOSDA uses a per-hectare subscription model for Crop Monitoring, plus separate quote-based pricing for satellite tasking and enterprise imagery through LandViewer and RayVision. Exact paid-tier dollar pricing sits behind a login on the EOSDA site, so treat the numbers below as the range reported by third-party software marketplaces and check the official site before budgeting.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | Monitor one field up to 300 ha with core vegetation index tools |
| Essential | From about $99.99/month (check the official site) | Monitoring for up to 1,000 ha with the standard analytics toolkit |
| Professional | Custom, priced per hectare | Choose your own hectare count and add more hectares as needed |
| Enterprise | Custom quote | Tailored plans for farms over 5,000 ha, cooperatives, advisors, and IT integrators |
Who should use it
EOS Data Analytics fits commercial farms, agronomy consultants managing several clients, and agtech or IT companies that need satellite-derived field data at scale. The free tier is enough for a hobby farm or a single small field, but anyone monitoring more than 300 ha or needing yield prediction, VRA maps, or team accounts will need a paid plan. Organizations that need raw high-resolution or tasked satellite imagery for forestry, construction, or land-use monitoring can use LandViewer separately from the farm-focused Crop Monitoring product.
Limitations and alternatives
Exact pricing beyond the free tier is not published, which makes it harder to compare costs upfront, and you generally need to create an account or talk to sales to see real numbers. Satellite revisit frequency and cloud cover can also limit how current the imagery is in some regions. If you want to compare options, Cropin Intelligence and Ceres AI offer similar satellite-based crop analytics, while Farmbrite covers broader farm management (livestock, equipment, and finances) rather than pure remote sensing.
Frequently asked questions
Is EOS Data Analytics free to use?
Yes, EOSDA Crop Monitoring has a free plan that covers one field up to 300 ha with basic vegetation index monitoring. Larger areas and advanced tools like yield prediction require a paid plan.
What satellite imagery does EOSDA use?
EOSDA Crop Monitoring relies on cloud-free Sentinel-2 and PlanetScope imagery at up to 3m resolution, and LandViewer offers access to additional high-resolution sources plus on-demand satellite tasking.
Does EOS Data Analytics integrate with farm equipment?
Yes, it integrates with John Deere Operations Center, letting field data flow between EOSDA and equipment-side farm management tools.
How much does EOS Data Analytics cost in 2026?
Pricing is per hectare, with a free tier up to 300 ha, an Essential plan reported to start around $99.99/month for up to 1,000 ha, and custom Professional and Enterprise pricing for larger operations. Exact figures sit behind a login, so check the official site for a current quote.
Information last verified: September 2026.
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