EAVision is a Shenzhen crop-spraying drone maker that has built a real US dealer network — and unusually for a Chinese robotics brand, those dealers run open checkout carts. On 5 August 2026 we pulled the full product catalogues of two of them, Agri Spray Drones (2,000 listings) and Drone Spray Pro in Idaho (1,786 listings). Both confirmed USD via their cart endpoints, and every price below is a live add-to-cart number on that date, not a quote or an estimate.
The headline: the flying, supported, US-delivered EAVision package costs two to four times what most price references say it does.
EAVision prices, August 2026
| Model | Configuration | Dealer | Price (USD) | In stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| J100 | Airframe only | Drone Spray Pro | **$21,999** | Yes |
| J100 | Fly All Day base package | Drone Spray Pro | **$32,995** | Yes |
| J100 | Base package | Agri Spray Drones | **$33,995** | Yes |
| J70 | Basic package | Drone Spray Pro | **$26,995** | Yes |
| J150 | Basic package | Drone Spray Pro | **$40,495** | Yes |
Two things are worth pausing on.
The package is 50% more than the aircraft. The same dealer sells the J100 airframe at $21,999 and the flight-ready package at $32,995 — a $10,996 gap, or +50.0%. Almost every "EAVision J100 price" you will find online is the lower number. It is a real price for a real SKU, but it is not a machine you can go spray with: batteries, charging and ground support are the difference. For scale, that dealer sells a J100 flight battery at $2,999 and the intelligent charger/cooler at $2,999 — $5,998 for one battery and one charger, before a generator (a 19 kW field generator is listed at $6,900).
The two dealers differ by exactly $1,000, and one of them says why. Agri Spray Drones lists the J100 base package at $33,995 and states on the listing that the price includes a $1,000 tariff under current trade regulations; Drone Spray Pro lists $32,995. In two months of pulling robot dealer prices we have repeatedly found the same machine at two dealers with a 30-70% spread and no stated reason (temi at 72%, KEENON at 52%). A $1,000 gap with a written explanation is the exception, and it is worth more to a buyer than the $1,000 itself.
Correcting our own numbers
Our earlier coverage put EAVision in the $8,000-$15,000 band (China agricultural drone market, April 2026, listing the EA-30X at $8,000-$15,000) and the industrial drone price guide put the brand at $3,000-$15,000. Those are FOB China figures — what the airframe leaves the factory at. They are not wrong as FOB numbers, but they are not what a US farm pays, and we did not label them clearly enough. The landed, dealer-supported, FCC-legal package is $32,995-$40,495, which is 2.5x to 4x the FOB band.
This gap is the single most useful thing to understand about importing Chinese agricultural drones. Between the factory gate and a working sprayer sit tariffs, freight, a US-compatible controller (the dealer sells a "J100 Main Controller (US 4G Compatible)" at $2,433 versus $2,263 for the standard one), batteries and charging, dealer support, and training. Treating an FOB quote as a purchase price understates the job by a factor of three.
How EAVision sits against the rest of the market
Drone Spray Pro carries most of the category, so its catalogue gives a same-day, same-dealer ladder — the cleanest comparison available, since one dealer's margin structure applies throughout.
| Brand and model | Price (USD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| DJI Agras T25 | $13,500 | Airframe |
| DJI Agras T40 | $14,999 | Airframe |
| DJI Agras T50 | $16,499 | Was $21,499 |
| XAG P100 Pro | $19,008.80 | |
| XAG P150 MAX | $19,990 | Kits to $40,630 |
| **EAVision J100** | **$21,999** | Airframe |
| DJI Agras T100 airframe | $21,818 | Fly-all-day package $39,999 |
| Hylio PEGASUS (HYL-30) | $27,045 | US-made |
| **EAVision J150** | **$40,495** | Basic package |
| Hylio ARES (HYL-150) | $45,999 | US-made |
| DJI Agras T70P | $53,999 | Out of stock |
| Hylio ATLAS (HYL-300) | $64,998 | Out of stock |
On airframe price, EAVision is not the budget option. The J100 at $21,999 sits above every DJI Agras model this dealer stocks and above both XAG flagships. Buyers who assume "Chinese challenger brand = cheaper than DJI" have it backwards here, exactly as we found with DEEP Robotics quadrupeds priced above Boston Dynamics Spot.
The same table also lets us close a loop. When we wrote the Hylio price guide in July, US pricing was quote-only and we had to rely on media figures of roughly $44,000 for ARES and about $60,000 for ATLAS, flagged as unverified. Drone Spray Pro now lists ARES at $45,999 and ATLAS at $64,998 with add-to-cart. The media numbers were close but low; the dealer numbers are the ones to use.
What the parts cost
Agri Spray Drones publishes the entire EAVision service catalogue — several hundred SKUs, from a $0.03 plastic gasket to a $2,999 battery. Useful reference points for anyone budgeting a season:
| Part | J100 | J150 |
|---|---|---|
| Flight battery | $2,999 (V1) / $2,499 (V2) | $3,999 |
| Charger / cooler | $2,999 | Charging station $2,999 |
| Propulsion motor (each) | $628 | $1,236 |
| Forward-looking lidar | $1,727 | $2,588 |
| Main controller | $2,263 | Main control module $2,255 |
| Spray tank assembly | $1,190 (45 L) | $838 |
| Nozzle assembly | $1,814 (4-nozzle) | Mist nozzle $608 |
| Full propeller set | $789 | $684 |
| Remote controller | $1,600 | $2,500 |
| Spreading system | $1,935 | $2,999 |
The J150 is not simply a bigger J100 — its motors cost 96.8% more and its lidar 49.9% more. If you are choosing between the two, the running-cost gap is wider than the purchase-price gap suggests. We have modelled the full rebuild-from-parts arithmetic separately in what a spray drone costs to rebuild from spare parts.
Buying notes
Budget the package, not the airframe. If you have $22,000, you have an aircraft, not an operation. The realistic entry point for a supported J100 is $32,995-$33,995.
Ask which controller ships. The US 4G-compatible main controller is a separate SKU at a $170 premium. Confirm it is in the box.
Compare packages, not names. "Base package", "Basic package" and "Fly All Day" are dealer terms, not EAVision ones, and they do not contain the same things. Ask for the battery count in writing — at $2,999 a battery, that line alone moves the price more than most negotiation will.
Check stock before you commit. Across both catalogues, availability was uneven: at Agri Spray Drones the DJI Agras T50, T40, T25 and T20P were all showing out of stock on 5 August while the EAVision J100 package was in stock; at Drone Spray Pro most of the DJI line was available. Two dealers, same day, opposite stock positions.
Where to browse the category: agricultural drones on GrabaRobot.
Sources
All prices read on 5 August 2026 from live product catalogues; currency confirmed USD via each store's cart endpoint.
- Agri Spray Drones store catalogue (2,000 listings): https://shop.agrispraydrones.com/products/ea-vision-j100
- Drone Spray Pro catalogue (1,786 listings): https://dronespraypro.com/products/eavision-j100-base-package
- Drone Spray Pro, J100 airframe listing: https://dronespraypro.com/products/eavision-j100
- EAVision J100 official product page: https://www.eavision.com/spraying-drones/j100
- EAVision distributor pricing note: https://www.eavision.com/about/news/crop-spraying-drone-price-breakdown-what-distributors-need-to-know-before-buying
Limitations. These are two dealers on one day, not a national average, and package contents are defined by the dealer rather than by EAVision — so the $32,995 and $33,995 packages may not be identical beyond the stated $1,000 tariff line. Prices in the comparison ladder are airframe or as-labelled configurations and are not normalised for tank size or included batteries. We did not obtain a manufacturer list price; EAVision does not publish one.
