Receive tickets, calculate drying shrink, bill storage, and print settlements — from one system that runs at the scale house.
A country elevator where the same person runs the scale, buys the grain, signs the checks, and answers the phone — sometimes all before lunch.
One or two scales. One office. No IT department, no controller on staff, no five-figure software budget.
If that is your operation, this is built for you. If you run a multi-site cooperative with full-time finance staff, or you need RFID kiosks and unattended weighing today, we are probably not the right fit yet — and we will tell you so.
Each stage feeds the next. Enter a delivery once and the contract balance, the producer's portal, and the site inventory all update in the same breath. Nothing gets entered twice. Storage invoices are one click per month — pick the month, the system runs them.
Corn, soybeans, wheat, milo — set up per grain, priced your way.

Weight comes off your scale, moisture off your tester. The ticket calculates and prints before the truck pulls off.

Your schedule, by table or formula. Shrink and drying charges calculate on every load as it comes in.

Monthly storage bills in one click — beginning or end of the month, your choice. Drying, sales, and trucking invoices live in the same place.

A producer can carry several open contracts. Pick one at the scale and see what is left before the truck leaves.

Track grain stored at other locations, and grain a customer hauls out to sell elsewhere. Inventory and storage bills stay right.
Scan it — this is what your producers see
Producers scan the QR code on their ticket or log in to see their own deliveries. Fewer “what did I haul in?” calls.
The scale-house terminal runs the full app on site and syncs when the connection is back. Included with every paid plan.
Position by commodity over any date range. Cash grain, warehouse receipts, open storage, and elevator-owned grain — reconciled and printable.
The things that usually end up on a side spreadsheet.
Running at country elevators this harvest. $450 a month or $5,000 a year, everything included — see pricing.
When your trial converts, we ship you the terminal — pre-configured, ready to mount in the building. It runs the full Horizon Grain app right there at the site, and syncs back to your hosted account the moment you are online again.
Harvest does not stop when the internet does.
No extra charge. Hardware, setup, and the local app are all part of the paid plan.
See how the terminal works →My kid handled the scale one morning while I was buried in a maintenance fix — applied the loads, printed the tickets. Last winter in Cabo with my family, producers wanted to sell grain, and I entered them in the app from my phone.
Yes, the web console works on a phone. We tested. We winced. We let it ship.
No per-bushel surcharges. No per-truck fees. No per-user license. No quote required.
Honest answers. Yes, even the ones that read “not yet.”
Daily Position Report — yes, by commodity and date range, printable for state warehouse reporting. 1099s, state-specific report formats, and accounting export (QuickBooks and the rest) are not built. You will keep your accountant or current tool for those.
You enter opening balances per producer at setup — those add into your site totals, and you are current. New deliveries, contracts, and sales go in from there. There is no automatic import from another system today. Depending on how many producers and open contracts you are carrying, plan on anywhere from a focused afternoon to several hours spread across a few days.
If you need a specific export or report, email Horizon. Anything that makes sense for one elevator probably makes sense for the next, so the answer is usually to build it into the product rather than ship a one-off file.
Held for twelve months after cancellation, in case you come back. We can pull what you need during that window. After twelve months, deleted permanently.
Their own deliveries, anonymized. They cannot see your other producers or your contract data. You can disable the portal per producer, or producers can opt out themselves.
The local terminal keeps capturing tickets locally — producers leave, your day continues. When the connection comes back, the terminal syncs automatically. Multi-day outages handle the same way as multi-minute ones.
Not for your first 24 months. After that, your price can change only when your term renews, never mid-term. Any increase is capped at 5% per year, and we'll tell you in writing by June 1 so you can budget for the season ahead.
We check in a couple of times during your first two weeks of real deliveries — making sure tickets land right, drying calculations check out, settlements come out clean. After that, email when you need us.
No credit card. No phone number. No sales call. Test customers stand in for your real producers until you are ready to switch them over.
Start 30-day trialQuestions? Email Mike directly at [email protected].