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Haloglide vs Wholechain

Both stand on food traceability software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Haloglide

Paid Web

Haloglide brings traceability records, evidence capture, data exchange, and land insights into a web platform. Orbit is a paid option at $399 a month, with core tracking described as having no hidden per-seat fees.

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Wholechain

Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1

Wholechain brings product-event capture, labeling, data exchange, and QR-based transparency into a traceability platform. Compare plan limits for users, products, monthly events, and retention before choosing.

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The facts

	Haloglide	Wholechain
Free plan	No	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	Android, API, iPhone, Web
Lowest paid plan	Haloglide Orbit: $399 a month	Free or on request
Plans published	1	4
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	haloglide.com	wholechain.com
On food traceability software	#5 of 18	#1 of 18

Haloglide: what it does well

Links evidence to products, lots, units, and assets
Records timestamped and geolocated supply-chain events
Checks plots against WHISP and Global Forest Watch data
Supports APIs, webhooks, and GS1 Digital Links
Includes lot tracking, genealogy, recalls, and serialization

What to know first

Orbit costs $399 a month
No free plan
Assurance providers retain their own professional judgement and sign-off

Wholechain: what it does well

Captures product events from origin through final delivery.
QR codes can show sourcing, quality, and sustainability details.
Supports GS1 and GDST traceability frameworks.
Data exchange includes CSV, XML, and JSON formats.
Free plan is listed.

What to know first

Plan prices are not listed.
Plan limits apply to products, locations, users, documents, and events.
Essentials data retention is limited to three years.

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