Land audit & due diligence
Turn coordinates into a defensible crop & land due diligence audit.
Screen 220+ crop reference profiles against Sentinel-2 multispectral canopy indices, SoilGrids 250m soil chemistry, NASA SMAP root-zone moisture, and editable enterprise budgets. Use the dossier to verify land quality before buying, leasing, or committing transition capital. Explore our scientific methodology.
Rigorous multi-layer farmland due diligence
Define the parcel boundary
Drop a coordinate pin or draw precise multi-hectare polygon boundaries over high-resolution satellite imagery.
Multispectral & soil telemetry
Extract Sentinel-2 NDVI/NDMI canopy vigor, SoilGrids topsoil pH and nitrogen, and NASA SMAP root-zone hydration.
3D elevation & runoff hydrology
Inspect terrain relief, slope inclination percentages, watershed drainage pathways, and low-lying frost risk pockets.
Stress-test enterprise economics
Rank 220+ viable crops by gross margin, transition CAPEX, and break-even yield with editable price and cost inputs.
Included in both plans
Free is the complete core workflow with practical limits. Grower raises those limits and keeps every current customer-facing feature available.
- 220+ crop reference profiles
- Sentinel-2 NDVI, NDMI & NDRE indices
- SoilGrids pH, SOC & Nitrogen profile
- NASA SMAP root-zone moisture tracking
- 3D contour elevation & slope modeling
- USDA & EU subsidy program discovery
- Editable switching capex & enterprise budgets
- Complete PDF, CSV & JSON dossier export
Free or Grower, with one clear difference
Free includes two anonymous guest audits, or five monthly audits with a free account. Grower includes 50 audits per month under fair use, plus the full crop-monitoring workflow and all customer-facing features.
Questions about agricultural land audits and due diligence
What is an agricultural land audit and who is it for?
An agricultural land audit is an evidence-based screening process that cross-references parcel coordinates with satellite vegetation vigor, soil horizon chemistry, microclimate archives, and economic budgets. It serves farmland buyers conducting pre-acquisition due diligence, landowners evaluating transition crops, and growers planning capital investments.
Which satellite remote-sensing layers are included in the land audit?
The land audit integrates European Space Agency (ESA) Sentinel-2 multispectral imagery at 10-meter to 20-meter resolution. It maps canopy vegetation vigor (NDVI), canopy moisture stress (NDMI), red-edge chlorophyll absorption (NDRE), and high-resolution True-Color RGB surfaces.
How does AgriAuditor evaluate topsoil and subsoil suitability?
The engine queries ISRIC SoilGrids 250-meter spatial machine learning predictions across 0–30cm depth, extracting topsoil pH in H2O, soil organic carbon (SOC), total nitrogen pools, cation exchange capacity (CEC), and depth to bedrock. Users can override any metric with accredited laboratory soil test results.
Can I use this audit for farm due diligence before buying or leasing land?
Yes. The Land Monitoring Dossier highlights structural land limitations—such as frost-pocket depressions, steep slope runoff, subsoil acidity, and drainage waterlogging—before you commit acquisition capital, negotiate lease rates, or drill irrigation wells.
What is the difference between the Land Audit and Crop Monitoring?
Land Audit (/audit and /land-audit) is a pre-plant screening and due diligence tool that evaluates 220+ crop profiles for an unplanted or prospective parcel. Crop Monitoring (/crop-monitoring) is an in-season field operations system that tracks daily GDD stage, weekly water demand, weather risks, and spray/irrigation logs for an already-planted crop.
Are the crop revenue and gross margin figures guaranteed?
No. Revenue and margin benchmarks are derived from official USDA ERS, FAOSTAT, and university enterprise extension budgets. They serve as transparent starting scenarios. You can edit yield expectations, commodity pricing, equipment capex, and labor overhead directly within the audit controls.
Decision support, not professional advice. Validate field recommendations and screening results against observations, labels, local regulations, water access and qualified agronomic or commercial advice. Read the methodology.