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Type “raw honey” or “duck eggs” and see every farm that actually sells it, sorted by how far you'd drive.
FarmHop maps real farms, stands and u‑pick fields across the US, checked weekly, so you can buy straight from the person who grew it. Get the free app and see what’s growing near you.
90,764 farms and 100,000+ products on the map, every listing checked within the last few weeks.
Counted from the live FarmHop index, July 2026.
Three things the app does that a search engine can’t.
Search
Type “raw honey” or “duck eggs” and see every farm that actually sells it, sorted by how far you'd drive.
Trust
Every listing shows how it was verified and when we last checked. No more forty minutes to a closed gate.
Alerts
Farms post what's fresh. Follow yours and the app taps you on the shoulder when the good stuff is back.
I found a stand ten minutes away with eggs still warm from the morning. I plan my Saturdays around it now.
The badge tells me someone actually checked. I’ve stopped driving out to farms that closed two seasons ago.
We’re a two-acre u‑pick. Claiming our listing took one afternoon, and now the weekends are full.
Real, verified listings from two corners of the map — tap any of them for the full profile.
Every one of these is live and verified — the other 90,000+ real farms are in the free app.
The person who runs the place claimed it and keeps it current.
Someone on our team checked the details with the farm directly.
Shoppers recently confirmed it's open and selling.
Our checks found a live website, current hours, or fresh posts.
On the map from public records; no one has confirmed it yet, so call ahead.
A real person reviews every listing before it goes live.
We’re a small team in Florida. We kept driving to farm stands that had quietly closed, so we built the map that tells you before you go. If something on it is wrong, email us and a person will fix it.
The FarmHop team
That’s the whole mission: 90,000 farms, connected to the people living around them. Every listing is checked weekly and labeled by how it was verified, so what you see on the map is real.
For farmers
You’ve seen the shopper’s half of the map. Here’s yours: the part where your stand gets found by the neighbors driving right past it.

For farmers
We charge shoppers for alerts, never farmers for listings. Your storefront page, products, hours, deals, and booth card cost exactly nothing. No commission, no catch.
90,000+ farms mapped · yours is probably already here
No sales call, no contract. Three steps over a cup of coffee.
Odds are your farm is already on our map of 90,000+ places, since we build from public sources so shoppers can find you sooner. Check the free app, or just add it here — if it's already listed, your submission links straight to it instead of making a duplicate.
Prove it's yours with an email on your website's domain, a quick code to your listed contact email, or a small token on your site. A few minutes, no paperwork, no phone calls.
Update hours, products, availability, and photos whenever you like. Post “open today” or “sold out” in one tap and it shows up right away in the app.
Not a free trial, not a starter tier with the useful parts held back. The whole thing, and it stays free.
Your farm's own page with your hours, directions, photos, and what you sell, right in the app. A proper front porch, not a row in someone's database.
List what you grow and mark it available, seasonal, or sold out. Shoppers search by product, so this is how new folks find you.
Got a glut of tomatoes? Post a bulk deal or this week's news and neighbors browsing nearby will see it.
A clean card for the market table. One scan shows your hours, products, and what's fresh, even when the line is three deep.
Answer reviews as the verified owner, so your side of the story sits right where shoppers read it, with your name on it.
See how many folks found your farm, what they searched for, and which products caught their eye. Honest numbers, nothing puffed up.
Farm e‑commerce platforms solve a different problem: online checkout. Getting discovered by folks nearby should be free.
FarmHop listing
$0/listing, forever
Typical farm e‑commerce platform
$600 to $1,200/yr
Published pricing for common farm e‑commerce software as of mid‑2026; plans and per‑order fees vary by vendor. Different products for different jobs. The comparison is about the cost of being listed and found, which on FarmHop is zero.
Claiming flips your amber “check first” listing to the green owner‑verified badge. That’s the only ranking boost we offer, and the price is proving you exist.
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Questions
Really free, and there's no catch to find. Listings, products, photos, deals, the QR booth card, review replies, insights: all of it costs $0, with no commission and no card on file. We make our money from optional shopper subscriptions in the iOS app. Charging farmers to be findable would ruin the one thing that makes us useful: a complete, honest map.
We build the map from public sources like state agriculture registries, farm directories, and your own website, so shoppers can find you even before you sign up. Imported listings are clearly labeled “Imported, check first” until someone confirms them. Claiming yours starts from the same free listing form: once our team approves, you're linked to the existing page as its verified owner — never a duplicate. It takes a few minutes and puts every field in your hands.
Three ways, all self-serve: verify with an email address on your farm's website domain, receive a one-time code at the contact email already on the listing, or place a small verification token on your website. Most farms finish in under five minutes. No phone calls, no paperwork, no waiting on a sales rep.
Yes, that's the whole point. Once you're verified you can update hours, product availability, photos, deals, and a day-of status (“open today”, “sold out”, “u-pick ready”) whenever you like. Edits go live right away in the app.
You can list them wherever your state allows the sale. Rules for raw milk, cottage foods, and the like vary a lot from state to state, so FarmHop adds an automatic disclaimer on these listings and a state-rules note where we have one. Staying within your state's law is still your job; we surface the caution flags, but we can't give legal advice.
Claim it and edit anything yourself, or drop us an email and a human will fix it. If a farm has truly closed, we mark it closed instead of quietly deleting it. That kind of honesty is what keeps shoppers trusting the map you're on.
Something else on your mind? [email protected] goes straight to the people who build this.
90,000 farms and 100,000+ products, in your pocket.
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