Software for farms and ag businesses.
Mule builds custom software for farms and ag businesses that don't fit neatly into one category: record systems, field apps, dashboards on your own data, and the integrations that connect them, alongside websites and brand for ag businesses that need a public presence. Every build starts with an honest look at what you actually run.
What we know about farms and ag businesses.
Plenty of ag businesses don't sort cleanly into a single vertical: a diversified farm running livestock and row crops, an ag service provider working across several kinds of operations, a business that's grown past whatever off-the-shelf tool it started with. Records at that kind of operation usually live in a stack of separate tools: one system that's close to right but not quite built for how you actually run, a spreadsheet for the parts nothing else covers, and a shared phone number everyone texts when something needs tracking and nobody's sure where it should go.
We'd rather have an honest conversation about what you actually run than force it into one of our other pages because it's the closest fit. If your operation is livestock-adjacent in a way one of our other pages describes better, we'll say so before we quote anything.
Why a farm picks Mule.
- 01Custom software built around what you actually run, not a rigid template built for a different kind of operation.
- 02Record, field-app and dashboard tools mixed and matched to what your business needs, not sold as a fixed package.
- 03Websites and brand work for ag businesses that need a public presence, alongside or separate from any software build.
- 04An honest scoping conversation before any quote, including telling you if one of our other industry pages actually fits you better.
What farms and ag businesses usually need.
From farms and ag businesses.
Does field software have to work without signal?
For most ag operations, yes, and we build for that as the default: field apps that work offline and sync once a signal comes back, not software that assumes a strong connection everywhere on the property.
We've got years of records in spreadsheets and a couple of tools that don't talk to each other. Can you untangle that?
Yes. Bringing your existing records into a new system, and figuring out what should stay separate versus what should finally live in one place, is exactly the kind of work we scope up front.
Who owns the data once you build something for us?
You do. Whatever we build, the data is yours, and you can export it or ask for a full handoff whenever you want.
We might just need a website, not custom software. Do you still do that?
Yes. Websites and brand for ag businesses are a real, smaller line of what we do, separate from the software side, and plenty of ag businesses only need that.
How do you figure out what something like this costs?
By actually understanding what you run first. There's no price list because there's no standard ag business, you describe your operation, we ask what we need to, and you get a real quote back, in writing, from a person.