For farmers shopping around
I built Clementine because the existing tools are either expensive, complicated, or both. Here's how I'd describe the trade-offs, honestly, even when the other tool wins.
Clementine vs. Local Line
Local Line starts at $109/month, and the subscription feature a CSA actually needs is a 29-dollar monthly add-on on that plan — $138/month, or $1,322/year on annual billing, before you sign a single member.
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Clementine vs. Barn2Door
Barn2Door's smallest plan is $119/month billed annually plus a $399 setup fee — $1,827 in year one.
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Clementine vs. Harvie
Harvie's CSA software shut down at the end of 2024, and took about 7% of gross sales while it ran.
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Clementine vs. CSAware
CSAware charges 2% of delivery revenue with a $100 monthly minimum, so it's $1,200 a year before your first member.
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Clementine vs. GrownBy
GrownBy's CSA plan is $50/month ($540/year), and the co-op takes 2% of every card and ACH payment on top — about 5% all-in on a card once processing is counted.
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Clementine vs. Local Food Marketplace
Local Food Marketplace's smallest farm plan is $129/month billed annually, and Subscriptions & Farm Shares — the module that actually runs a CSA — is a separate $99 a month on top.
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Clementine vs. Farmigo
Farmigo charges 2% of delivery revenue with a $150/month minimum, billed in every month you deliver.
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If you're shopping for CSA software and want a straight comparison, send me what you're considering and I'll write one back.