Clementine vs. Farmigo

Farmigo, without the percentage.

Farmigo charges 2% of delivery revenue with a $150/month minimum, billed in every month you deliver. A six-month season at $10,000 a month in deliveries comes to $1,200. Clementine is $169/year flat, with no minimum and no cut of member payments.

The short version

Farmigo has been running CSAs since 2009 and does things Clementine doesn't: holds and swaps members handle themselves, multi-route pickup sites with packing lists per route, and farms from 50 members to well past 1,500. If you need that, the 2% is earned. For a smaller CSA with fixed shares, the percentage is the whole story — it grows every year the CSA does, and a flat fee doesn't.

Prices checked September 16, 2026 on each vendor's public pricing page.

What it costs: Farmigo vs. Clementine
Plan Price What that includes
Farmigo 2% of delivery revenue $150/mo minimum, charged only in the months you deliver — $900 across a six-month season if your 2% never clears it
Setup $0 No setup fee, no per-member charge, no contract; every feature on the one plan
Clementine $29/month or $169/year Every feature, unlimited members and boxes, no setup fee, no platform percentage; 2.9% + 30¢ card processing

Where Clementine wins

What's better here.

  • $169/year flat vs. Farmigo's $900 floor across a six-month delivery season
  • No percentage of member revenue — the only deduction is card processing
  • A delivery month under $7,500 still costs Farmigo its minimum; Clementine's fee doesn't move with volume
  • Set up by me, personally, instead of an onboarding program

Where Farmigo wins

Honest credit.

  • Running CSAs since 2009; owned by GrubMarket since 2021
  • Members place holds and swap items themselves, without email back-and-forth
  • Multi-route pickup sites with a packing list per route
  • Weekly, monthly, or seasonal billing per member
  • Scales from about 50 members to well past 1,500

Farmigo pricing: 2% of delivery revenue with a $150/month minimum, billed only in the months you deliver

Pick Farmigo if

  • Members need to put a week on hold or swap items in their box themselves
  • You deliver on several routes to many pickup sites and need a packing list for each
  • You're past a few hundred members and want billing cadence set per member

Pick Clementine if

  • Your CSA is small enough that 2% of deliveries costs more than a flat fee
  • Your shares are fixed sizes on a set weekly delivery day
  • You'd rather not pay a monthly minimum on a light delivery month

Moving from Farmigo

Export your member list, share types, and pickup sites from Farmigo and send me the CSV. I load members, share sizes, and delivery days; members get one email to put a card on file. Farmigo only bills in delivery months, so the off-season is the cheapest time to move.

Common questions

What is the main difference between Clementine and Farmigo?

Farmigo charges 2% of delivery revenue with a $150/month minimum, billed in every month you deliver. A six-month season at $10,000 a month in deliveries comes to $1,200. Clementine is $169/year flat, with no minimum and no cut of member payments.

How much does Farmigo cost?

Farmigo pricing: 2% of delivery revenue with a $150/month minimum, billed only in the months you deliver. Clementine is $29/month or $169/year flat — no platform percentage, no per-member charge.

What does Farmigo do better than Clementine?

Running CSAs since 2009; owned by GrubMarket since 2021. Members place holds and swap items themselves, without email back-and-forth. Multi-route pickup sites with a packing list per route. Weekly, monthly, or seasonal billing per member. Scales from about 50 members to well past 1,500

Why would a CSA choose Clementine over Farmigo?

$169/year flat vs. Farmigo's $900 floor across a six-month delivery season. No percentage of member revenue — the only deduction is card processing. A delivery month under $7,500 still costs Farmigo its minimum; Clementine's fee doesn't move with volume. Set up by me, personally, instead of an onboarding program

Who is Farmigo the better fit for?

Members need to put a week on hold or swap items in their box themselves. You deliver on several routes to many pickup sites and need a packing list for each. You're past a few hundred members and want billing cadence set per member

How do I move my CSA from Farmigo to Clementine?

Export your member list, share types, and pickup sites from Farmigo and send me the CSV. I load members, share sizes, and delivery days; members get one email to put a card on file. Farmigo only bills in delivery months, so the off-season is the cheapest time to move.

Try Clementine

$169/year. No percentage. No per-member fee.

I'll set up your farm with you — load your share sizes, connect Stripe, build the storefront page. Takes about an hour. No contract, no platform cut on your revenue.