Livestocked

What Is Livestocked?

Livestocked is a multi-species livestock management app covering cattle, sheep, goats, swine, horses, and poultry across farm operations. It provides animal and pasture management tools for recording livestock data and tracking movements from the field. The platform also includes an operational accounting system for farm records, bringing animal data, pasture activity, and financial entries into a single workspace for small and mid-sized farm operations.

What Is Livestocked Best For?

Livestocked is best known for its ability to function fully online and offline. It is particularly known for its ability to record animal data, track pasture movements, and manage operational accounting from the field with or without an internet connection. The software is a strong fit for those managing herds across remote properties, moving away from paper-based record-keeping, or handling multiple species at once.

How Much Does Livestocked Cost?

Livestocked pricing starts at $80/year for up to 100 active animals and includes a free version for up to 25 active animals. In addition to the base subscription costs, organizations should account for the following expenses:

• Implementation: Usually priced between $2,000–$15,000 (one-time), covering setup of farm records, configuration of workflows, and aligning the system with how herd operations are structured on the farm
• Data Migration: Commonly priced in the range of $1,000–$10,000 (one-time), depending on the amount and format of livestock records, spreadsheets, and historical data being transferred into the system
• Training And Onboarding: Typically falls between $500–$5,000 (one-time), covering hands-on training sessions for farm staff and guidance on using the system for daily record keeping
• Integrations: Often priced between $2,000–$20,000 (one-time), depending on how many external tools are connected and how detailed the integration work needs to be
• Customization And Configuration: Usually ranges from $2,000–$25,000 (one-time), depending on adjustments required for workflows, reporting structures, and livestock tracking setups used on the farm

Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.

Livestocked Integrations

The vendor has not provided details about third-party integrations for this software.

How Does Livestocked Work?

Users can log in to the platform and follow the steps below to manage livestock records, pasture activity, and farm operations in one system:

• Create farm profiles by setting up properties and basic farm structure so records can be organized by location and operation type
• Add animal records to store identification details, breed information, birth dates, health treatments, and ownership or status changes
• Record pasture movements by assigning animals to specific grazing areas and updating their location as they move between fields
• Plan farm tasks by scheduling activities such as breeding events, vaccinations, sales, and routine farm work for staff to follow
• Track inventory usage by logging feed, medicines, and other supplies as they are used in animal care and daily farm operations
• Record financial activity by entering income from livestock sales and expenses related to farm operations for basic accounting tracking
• Review herd and farm data by checking reports that show animal counts, pasture usage, and overall activity history over time

Who Is Livestocked For?

Livestocked is suitable for a range of livestock farming operations, including:

• Commercial cattle farms
• Sheep and goat farms
• Mixed livestock operations
• Small to mid-sized family farms
• Pasture-based grazing farms

Livestocked Use Cases

Based on our analysis of Livestocked’s current capabilities, we have identified key scenarios where this software is a good fit for livestock farming operations:

Multi-Species Farm Operations Managing Different Livestock Groups

Cattle, sheep, goats, and poultry do not share the same health events, feeding schedules, or breeding timelines. Farms raising more than one type usually end up with fragmented records because no single notebook or spreadsheet was designed to handle all of them cleanly. Livestocked may suit these operations, where keeping species-specific data organized without records from one group cluttering another is a daily practical need.

Livestock Producers Working In Low-Connectivity Field Conditions

On large rural properties, reliable internet is not something producers can count on while working the paddocks. Logging a treatment or a birth hours later, from memory, is how records get inaccurate. Livestocked may be used by producers who need to enter animal and pasture data in the field without a live connection, with the data syncing once a connection becomes available.

Breeders Managing Lineage And Breeding Records

Stud and seedstock breeders maintain records that span multiple generations, and pairing decisions often depend on information recorded years earlier. When that history is incomplete or hard to retrieve, planning future cycles becomes less reliable. Livestocked could be used to record structured breeding events and store individual animal histories in a format that stays accessible and useful season after season.

Farms Moving From Manual Or Spreadsheet-Based Records

Handwritten logs and basic spreadsheets tend to hold up until herd sizes grow past the point where manual tracking stays consistent. Gaps appear, entries get missed, and tracing back an animal's history becomes time-consuming. Livestocked could be worth considering for farms at this stage, where moving animal data, pasture notes, and operational records into a structured digital format can make day-to-day tracking more manageable.

Grazing Operations Managing Planned Pasture Rotation

Rotational grazing depends on knowing which animals were in which paddock and for how long, not on estimates made at the start of the next cycle. Without documented movement history, stocking decisions get harder to justify and easier to get wrong. Livestocked may be used by grazing operations that need a reliable record of pasture assignments and animal movements to keep rotation plans accurate over time.

Is Livestocked Right For You?

If you are a farmer or livestock operator working in areas where internet access is unreliable, Livestocked could be a strong fit. It supports full offline functionality for recording animal and pasture data in the field, with everything syncing once a connection is available. The platform also handles up to 12 animal species, making it a reasonable fit for mixed-operation farms that need one record-keeping system for different livestock types.

Still unsure about Livestocked? Connect with us at (661) 384-7070 for further guidance.