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FOR OREGON FARMS

Developed with a family that's farmed Tillamook County for over a century.

Oregon's overtime law changed. Your timecards should too.

HB 4002 means 48-hour overtime thresholds now, 40 hours in 2027. FarmTC tracks every hour, calculates overtime estimate context, and prepares AEOTC records for CPA review.

No credit card required · 2 weeks full access · Works offline in the field

100+

years of Tillamook County farming behind this tool

30 min

payroll that used to take 6+ hours

10 sec

from app open to clocked in

48 hr

Oregon OT threshold tracked automatically

Built for Oregon agriculture

HB 4002 overtime tracking

48-hour threshold now, 40 hours in 2027. FarmTC tracks every hour against the right rules — you never do the math.

AEOTC estimate tracking

Oregon's agricultural overtime tax credit depends on clean overtime premium records. FarmTC keeps the estimate context organized.

BOLI audit-ready records

Every clock-in, break, and overtime hour documented. Generate your readiness package in one click.

Break attestation built in

Oregon meal and rest break rules (OAR 839-020-0050) tracked and documented per shift.

Oregon farms prepare cleaner AEOTC records

CPA-ready

AEOTC estimates use source-backed overtime premium records, with final treatment confirmed by your CPA or tax advisor.

The old way

Manual overtime math with changing thresholds — 55, 48, 40
Paper timecards you can barely read after a rainy shift
AEOTC support packet too complex to build from paper records
No documentation ready when BOLI comes asking questions
Payroll review slowed down by scattered timecard details

With FarmTC

Automatic threshold tracking — 48hr now, 40hr in 2027, built in
GPS-verified digital time clock that works offline in the field
AEOTC estimate context tied directly to overtime records
Audit-ready records package generated in one click
Payroll review workflow with QuickBooks export support

Where we serve in Oregon

Willamette Valley

Nurseries, vineyards, grass seed, berries — the state's agricultural heartland.

Hood River Valley

Orchards and packing houses with seasonal crew surges during harvest.

Rogue Valley

Vineyards, orchards, and diversified farms in Southern Oregon.

Central & Eastern Oregon

Cattle ranches, hay operations, and remote operations where offline-first matters most.

One farm family couldn't read their own timecards. So we built something better — with them.

FarmTC started with a conversation between two friends from the same hometown in Tillamook County. One manages a four-generation family farm. The other builds software. The manager had been thinking for a while about how much easier things would be if there were an app that organized timekeeping the way Oregon actually needs to see it — regular and overtime broken out, week by week, with employees clocking in only where they're supposed to.

So that's what got built. But once the real problems came out — illegible paper timecards, lost records, six-hour payroll sessions for six employees, no way to verify who punched in where, and a language barrier that made communication harder than it needed to be — the tool grew into something much bigger than either of them first imagined. The manager even said he realized he'd been thinking too small when he saw what was actually possible.

The result: the simplest farm workforce tool we've ever seen. Offline-first so it works where it needs to. Auto-translating messages so everyone's on the same page. Compliance documentation that's a few clicks instead of a filing headache. And AEOTC estimate context stays tied to actual overtime records.

One Tillamook County family · A century of farming · One very specific problem

It looks awesome! It does everything I need and way more.

Farm Manager, Tillamook County

I like how simple it is.

Farm Employee, Tillamook County

The owner was really impressed when I showed it to her.

Farm Manager, Tillamook County

I realized I'd been thinking too small when I saw what was actually possible.

Farm Manager, Tillamook County

Your operation, your numbers

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Your Oregon farm details

1680
$/hr
4052h70
1040 wks52
1h8h40h
Conservative Estimate— We purposefully undercount

These numbers use your inputs and source-defined AEOTC rules. Regulatory cost references are not included in ROI.

Estimated Annual Value

$4,800

7.1x return on $672/yr cost

AEOTC Tax Credit

$0/yr

Likely range: $0$0/yr

0% rate at 6 FTE

Conservative — uses lower bracket rate near FTE boundaries

Time Savings

$4,800/yr

Likely range: $6,240$7,200/yr

8h/mo × $50/hr

Conservative — OR bookkeeper rates range $45-65/hr; we use $50

Regulatory Cost Reference

Not included

Readiness views show source-linked regulatory cost references only when an official amount applies.

Excluded from the estimated annual value above.

Net ROI

$4,128/yr

Likely range: $5,568$6,528/yr

After $672 annual cost ($56/mo)

What we don't count

  • Reduced turnover from better worker experience— Not quantified; real but excluded from this estimate
  • Time saved on OSHA form preparation— Not quantified; real but excluded from this estimate
  • Compliance badge marketing/reputation value— Not quantified; real but excluded from this estimate
  • Reduced insurance risk from safety documentation— Not quantified; real but excluded from this estimate
  • Weather compliance alerts preventing heat illness incidents— Not quantified; real but excluded from this estimate

This is an estimate based on your inputs. Actual results depend on exact hours, wages, and FTE calculations. AEOTC availability per ORS 315.133. Not tax advice — consult your CPA.

Common questions

Does FarmTC handle Oregon's changing overtime thresholds?
FarmTC keeps the current threshold visible — 48 hours through 2026, then 40 hours starting January 2027 — with source-backed rule context.
Can FarmTC help me claim the AEOTC tax credit?
FarmTC tracks overtime hours and maps them to AEOTC estimate context. Your CPA or accountant gets an organized support report for review.
Does it work in areas with poor cell service?
FarmTC is offline-first. Workers clock in and out even with zero signal. Data syncs automatically when connectivity returns.

Founding member pricing

30% off list pricing for founding members. Pricing scales with active headcount.

Early farms get more than a discount — you get a direct line to the founder and real say in what gets built next.

16100

Free

$0/mo

List $0/mo + $0/mo per extra

$0/mo base + $0/mo per extra worker

3 workers included

Up to 3 active workers · 1 farm

Best for family farms with up to 3 workers

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Crew

$56/mo

List $70/mo + $10/mo per extra

$49/mo base + $7/mo per extra worker

5 workers included

4+ active workers · 1 farm

Best for domestic hourly crews

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Producer

$108/mo

List $141/mo + $13/mo per extra

$99/mo base + $9/mo per extra worker

5 workers included

4+ active workers · 1 farm

Best for piece-rate, mixed-basis, and AEOTC records

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Visa

$211/mo

List $284/mo + $17/mo per extra

$199/mo base + $12/mo per extra worker

5 workers included

4+ active workers · 5 farms

Best for any operation with H-2A workers

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Founding member pricing locks while you stay subscribed

All current signups receive 30% off list pricing for the life of the subscription. Prices will increase at general release.

What you're NOT paying for:

Setup fees
Per-feature charges
Data export fees
Support tickets
Training
Hidden overages
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No credit card required · 2 weeks full access · Works offline in the field