How Much Does a LoRa GPS Collar for Cattle and Sheep Cost?

2026-08-25 08:45:00 · Views 13

LoRa GPS collars are increasingly used on cattle farms, sheep farms and large ranches. By combining GPS or BeiDou positioning with LoRa/LoRaWAN communication, farmers can monitor animal locations, movement history and geofence alerts through an APP or web platform.

Reference Price

Based on the currently published product information from Shenzhen Jinshengchang Technology Co., Ltd., the reference price is:

Standard LoRa/LoRaWAN GPS livestock collar: approximately US$53–68 per unit
Reference MOQ: 10 units
Bulk orders: project-based quotation
OEM/ODM products: quoted according to requirements
Gateway and platform services: normally calculated separately

This is a reference range rather than a guaranteed final price.

What Affects the Price?

The final cost depends on:

LoRa-only or LoRa plus 4G communication
EU868, US915, AU915, AS923 or CN470 frequency
Battery capacity and reporting interval
Solar charging
GPS/BeiDou positioning
IP67/IP68 waterproof housing
Geofence and escape alerts
Motion, inactivity or temperature monitoring
Audio warning or electric-pulse function
LoRa gateway quantity
APP, web platform, API and private-server deployment
Customized logo, enclosure, packaging and firmware

Jinshengchang Technology Solution

Shenzhen Jinshengchang Technology provides LoRa GPS collars, livestock trackers, solar-powered devices, LoRa gateways and the lora8 management platform. OEM/ODM customization can include hardware, firmware, communication protocols, APP integration, logos and packaging.

To receive an accurate quotation, customers should provide the number of animals, ranch size, terrain, country, LoRa frequency, reporting interval and required functions.

For a complete ranch project, buyers should compare not only the collar price but also coverage, battery life, gateway cost, platform fees and long-term maintenance.