Pricing as simple as managing with UPí.

Contracts start at R$ 15,000 a year. Above the area that minimum covers, each module costs R$ 5 per hectare per year — pest scouting (up.Monitora) or organizing operations and inventory (up.Operações) — and the full platform, with UPí, costs R$ 15 per hectare. The R$ 15,000 covers up to 3,000 hectares with one module, up to 1,500 with both, and up to 1,000 with the full platform — so, up to 1,000 hectares, the full platform costs the same as one module. The price is based on the farm's cropland, once a year, and the minimum is per contract. For research units and seed production, pricing is per plot. Users are unlimited on every contract. The full platform is equivalent to about 0.3% of the operating cost of one hectare of soybeans in Mato Grosso and 0.1% for cotton, based on Conab's March 2026 benchmark.

On commercial farms, by the farm's cropland and what it signs up for: R$ 5 per hectare per module or R$ 15 per hectare for the full platform with UPí, always with a minimum contract of R$ 15,000 a year. The math is continuous: each hectare above the area covered by the minimum adds its own price, with no tier jumps. For research units and seed production, pricing is per plot. There's no charge per user, per login, per report or per data volume.

In these operations, pricing isn't by area but by plot. The area is usually small, rarely over 300 hectares, but the number of plots is large, and that's what sizes the use of the platform. The price is quoted based on each unit's structure.

No. Users are unlimited on every contract, including field crews, management and outside consultants.

There are two options. The farm signs the contract and you join as a user, at no cost, with the same login for every farm you serve. Or you, or your consulting firm, sign up for upCampo and spread it across the farms you serve: one contract, one onboarding. In that case, the contract and the data belong to whoever signed it, and agreeing with each client on how their information is used is between you.

Remote onboarding and training are included at no extra cost. On-site onboarding is quoted based on travel.

Yes. You try it free for one month, across the whole farm, with no contract to sign — the month starts at onboarding. To request it, just fill out the form with your name, WhatsApp, email and area. The goal is to see whether the team adopts it: a farm management platform only delivers results if people log their work day to day, and that doesn't depend on the leadership's decision alone. If the team adopts it, we talk about the contract.

The contract is annual and covers the entire crop year, including the summer and winter seasons. There's no extra charge for the second crop.

Yes. The contract is annual and can be paid per season or in installments, as agreed in the proposal.

No. You can start with just up.Monitora or just up.Operações, at R$ 5 per hectare per year each, with a minimum contract of R$ 15,000, add both, or move to the full platform whenever you want. Up to 1,000 hectares the minimum is the same for every option, so the full platform costs the same.

No. The R$ 15,000 minimum is per contract. A group with several farms adds up the cropland of all of them in the same contract and pays for the total, with a single minimum.

The farm's cropland, once a year. Reserves, permanent preservation areas, pasture and farm headquarters don't count. Planting two crops on the same land — soybeans followed by second-crop corn, for example — doesn't change the price.

No. UPí comes with the full platform, together with pest scouting, operations, inventory, fleet, post-harvest and invoicing, because it answers and records by combining all of these topics in a single conversation.

No. The app is included in the contract, for the whole team, and works without a signal. In the app stores, search for Pragueiro upCampo.

No. upCampo doesn't charge for integrating with your ERP, with John Deere or through the API. If the other system charges anything on its side — license, setup or development — that's between the farm and that vendor.

upCampo takes part in Orbia, Bayer's loyalty program, and in Orígeo+, Orígeo's rewards program. How points and benefits can be used follows each program's rules — message the team on WhatsApp to see how they apply to your case.

The data belongs to whoever signs the contract — usually the farm itself. When a consulting firm signs up to serve several clients, the data belongs to the firm, and what's agreed with each client is between them. upCampo doesn't sell, share or use the information for anything other than running the account. Before leaving, you export whatever you want through the reports, as spreadsheets; afterwards, you can ask for all the data to be removed, and upCampo removes it.

The farm registers its fields and products and sets up its operation on the platform — always with the upCampo team alongside, remotely. Fields can be loaded all at once, from an Excel spreadsheet or a KML map, like the ones from Google Earth. The team is usually ready to start within 1 week.

Support is handled by people who know what to do. No call center: you talk directly with someone on the team who understands farm operations, and each farm has one dedicated person to talk to. Support is available every day, including weekends. Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Mato Grosso time, UTC−4), tickets have response times by priority: critical, response in 15 minutes and resolution within 1 hour; high, 30 minutes and 4 hours; medium, 1 hour and 8 hours; low, 4 hours and 24 hours. On weekends and holidays, the team answers with longer response times. Large operations have a WhatsApp group per farm.