Buying an agricultural spray drone in the US means buying from a dealer, not a manufacturer. So the sensible question is not "what does a T50 cost" but "how much does it matter which dealer I call?"
On 7 August 2026 we read the complete public catalogues of four US spray-drone dealers within the same hour: Agri Spray Drones (2,510 listings), Drone Spray Pro (1,786), Drone Country USA (250) and Avary Drone (254). Every price below is a live storefront price with a working add-to-cart path; each store's own cart endpoint confirms USD; and we reopened product pages at two of the four to check the catalogue against what a customer actually sees. A fifth site that ranks for these searches, Ripping It Outdoors, turned out to carry 3,500 products and not one spray aircraft — ranking for a category is not the same as stocking it.
The same aircraft, four price lists
| Model | Agri Spray | Drone Country | Drone Spray Pro | Avary | Spread |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DJI Agras T25 | $10,999 (out) | $10,999 (out) | $13,500 | — | **22.7%** |
| DJI Agras T40 | $13,499 (out) | $13,499 (out) | $14,999 | — | **11.1%** |
| DJI Agras T50, aircraft only | $17,999 (out) | $17,999 (out) | $16,499 | $16,499 | **9.1%** |
| DJI Agras T100, ready-to-fly | — | — | $39,999 | $39,999 | **0%** |
| EAVision J100, aircraft only | — | $19,999 | $21,999 | — | **10.0%** |
| EAVision J100, day-package | $33,995 | — | $32,995 | — | **3.0%** |
| EAVision J150 | — | $32,497 | $40,495 | — | **24.6%** |
No dealer is the cheap one
The first thing the table kills is the idea that you can find *the* cheap dealer and stop shopping. Drone Spray Pro has the lowest T50 price and the highest T25, T40 and J150 prices. Drone Country USA is the cheapest place to buy either EAVision in the table, and merely tied on the three DJI models it stocks. Avary matches Drone Spray Pro exactly on the T50 and the T100 and does not carry EAVision at all.
Across seven comparable rows, the winner changes four times. Dealer choice is a per-model decision, not a relationship decision.
The two dealers quoting the same prices are the two without stock
Agri Spray and Drone Country USA list the T25, T40 and T50 at byte-identical prices — $10,999, $13,499 and $17,999 — and both show all three out of stock. The two dealers that actually hold T50 inventory, Drone Spray Pro and Avary, have both moved to $16,499 and both display a strike-through above it.
The cleanest reading is that $17,999 is an older list price that two dealers have not refreshed because they have nothing to sell, while the two with stock have followed the current one. That is a useful shopping heuristic in itself: on this evidence, an unrefreshed price and an empty shelf travel together. It is not universal, though — Drone Spray Pro is *dearer* on the T25 and T40 while holding stock of both, which is the opposite pattern. So treat stock status as a hint about price freshness, not a rule.
DJI's prices move; EAVision's have not
We priced this category two days ago, on 5 August. Every EAVision figure we recorded then is unchanged today: J100 bare at $21,999, the Fly-All-Day package at $32,995, Agri Spray's Base package at $33,995, the J70 package at $26,995 and the J150 at $40,495. Drone Spray Pro's catalogue is even the same size, 1,786 listings, to the item.
The DJI side is not so still: the T50 now shows two different prices across four dealers on the same day, with strike-throughs from $19,999 and $21,499 recording where those dealers came from. And Drone Country USA's J100 at $19,999 is $2,000 below the lowest EAVision price we had on file — a fourth dealer we had not read before, undercutting the field.
That is a caution about our own method as much as anyone's. Two dealers were enough to establish EAVision's prices; they were not enough to establish the floor.
Configuration beats dealer, by about five to one
The biggest number on the page is not a dealer spread at all. An EAVision J100 as bare aircraft is $19,999 to $21,999. The same aircraft as a working day-package is $32,995 to $33,995 — 50% to 70% more. Against that, the widest dealer-to-dealer gap in the table is 24.6% and the typical one is around 10%.
We made this point on 5 August about EAVision specifically; four dealers later it holds as a category rule. Anyone comparing quotes on price alone, without pinning down whether batteries, charging and generator are inside the number, is comparing noise five times larger than the thing they think they are measuring. The same trap sits inside the DJI listings: Avary's T50 runs $16,499 aircraft-only, $26,999 ready-to-fly and $33,999 as a commercial pro kit — a 2.06× range inside a single product page.
Catalogue hygiene, and a new kind of broken price
Three artefacts are worth flagging, because each one could mislead a buyer skimming for a bargain.
A strike-through below the price. Avary's "DJI Agras T50 — Ready to Fly Kit with Generator" lists at $28,999 with a compare-at of $19,999 — ten thousand dollars *under* the asking price. We have catalogued six kinds of placeholder price this year; a reversed strike-through is a seventh, and the most confusing, because it reads at a glance as a $19,999 drone.
The same package listed twice, priced differently by inheritance. That identical generator bundle also exists as its own listing on the same store at $28,999 with a coherent compare-at of $31,999. Same product, same price, two different discount stories.
A $0.00 compare-at. Agri Spray's T20P still shows a was-price of $0.00, exactly as it did on 5 August.
How to shop this category
Decide the configuration first and write it down as a line-item list — aircraft, batteries, charger, generator, spare pump — then ask each dealer to price that list. Check stock and price together; a stale price is usually attached to an empty shelf. And get quotes on the specific model you want rather than the brand, because the dealer who is cheapest on one airframe is routinely the dearest on the next one.
Limits of this comparison. Four dealers on one day. We matched on model names printed in the listings, not part numbers, so some of the J150 gap is very likely a configuration difference between a bare aircraft and a "Basic Package" rather than a discount. Two of the four dealers had the DJI models out of stock, and an out-of-stock price is a claim, not an offer.
Sources
All prices read 7 August 2026 from the live public catalogues and product pages of Agri Spray Drones, Drone Spray Pro, Drone Country USA and Avary Drone; currency confirmed via each store's cart endpoint. Prior readings from our EAVision price guide and spray-drone spare-parts study, both 5 August 2026. Category background: agricultural drones.
