Will the systems you're buying actually work together?
Which systems are you planning to buy?
Independent, supplier-neutral compatibility check for commercial greenhouse projects. Select the systems you plan to buy — structure, irrigation, fertigation, climate computer, heating, cooling, lighting, hydroponics — and get integration risks, engineering-review flags, an installation sequence and RFQ documentation guidance.
Select the systems in your project and get an independent integration report — protocol risks, engineering-review flags, an installation sequence, questions to ask each supplier and the documents to prepare before RFQ. Never a brand recommendation.
Method and decision path
How to use this result in a commercial project
Use the result to test scope and compare scenarios. It is not a design, agronomic prescription, financing offer or supplier quotation.
- 1. Enter site evidence
Replace defaults with measured area, climate, water, energy, crop and commercial assumptions.
- 2. Test scenarios
Change one assumption at a time and record the effect on capacity, cost, demand or return.
- 3. Validate the duty
Ask the relevant agronomist, engineer or financial adviser to check the inputs and constraints.
- 4. Prepare a private RFQ
Carry the confirmed scope into a human-reviewed brief so written offers can be compared on the same basis.
Final specifications, performance, prices, supplier participation and timing depend on the site and written supplier responses; none is guaranteed by this calculator.
Which systems are you planning to buy?
Select every system that will be procured for this project. We'll map the integration surface between them.
Financing questions, answered
Compatibility FAQ
Do you recommend specific manufacturers?+
No. The platform is strictly supplier-neutral. This tool surfaces integration questions, not brand preferences.
Do I still need an engineer?+
For anything above ~2 ha or with combined heating + cooling + lighting, yes. This tool is an integration checklist, not a replacement for an owner's engineer or EPC.
Can we submit one RFQ or several?+
Both are valid. A single turnkey RFQ transfers integration risk to the EPC; multiple RFQs give price transparency but keep integration risk with the owner. This report shows both paths.
Illustrative project summary
1 ha multi-span tomato house
A new commercial entrant builds a first multi-span block with fertigation, insect screens and a basic climate computer.
1 ha · Multi-span polyhouse · Tomatoes
Indicative full greenhouse project CAPEX
USD 575K – USD 1.56M
Illustration only, not a real project or quotation. This is the structure, equipment and site-works budget for the example greenhouse, not the price of this calculator’s individual system, seeds or inputs, and not a result calculated from your entries. Excludes land, permits, packhouse, financing costs and working capital.
Based on the published commercial greenhouse cost benchmark. Written offers require a private project review; commercial projects start from USD 250K.