Free trial
$0
One project, no card required.
- Full CAD drawing and sizing tools
- One saved project, one time
- No cost estimates
- No district or staff tools
Pricing
FieldFlowCAD pricing
Try it free. Pay only if it earns a spot in your workflow. Irrigation districts and canal companies pay for the Official membership, and their registered customers get full access free.
FieldFlowCAD membership
$19.99 /mo
or $199/yr — two months free.
- Unlimited projects and cloud saves
- Full cost estimates and bill of materials
- For individual ranchers, farmers, and contractors
Official / district
$149 /mo
or $1,490/yr — two months free.
- Everything in FieldFlowCAD membership
- WaterOps staff, crew, and dispatch tools
- Your registered customers get full access free
- For irrigation districts and canal companies
Compare plans
| Feature | Free trial | Membership | Official / district |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAD drawing and hydraulic sizing | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Saved projects | One, one time | Unlimited, with cloud saves | Unlimited, with cloud saves |
| Cost estimates and bill of materials | No | Yes | Yes |
| WaterOps staff, crew, and dispatch tools | No | No | Yes |
| Free access for your registered customers | No | No | Yes |
| Price | $0 | $19.99/mo or $199/yr | $149/mo or $1,490/yr |
Pricing questions
Do I need a credit card to try it?
No. The free trial is one project with the full drawing and sizing tools and no card.
I irrigate inside a district. Do I have to pay?
Not if your district has an Official membership and has registered you as a customer. Registered customers of a subscribed district get full access free. If your district is not subscribed, you can join directly with a FieldFlowCAD membership.
What does "two months free" mean?
The yearly price is ten times the monthly price: $199 instead of $239.88 for a membership, and $1,490 instead of $1,788 for a district.
Which plan is for contractors?
The FieldFlowCAD membership. It adds unlimited projects and the cost estimates and bill of materials you need to quote a job. Read more about the irrigation design software, or see what districts get in WaterOps.