Ezina or Planta?

	Ezina	Planta Premium
Care	5 of 5	5 of 5 · 2 need Premium	See the details ↓
Identify and fix	4 of 5	3 of 5 · 1 partly, 2 need Premium	See the details ↓
Garden and outdoors	5 of 5	2 of 5 · 1 partly	See the details ↓
Log, calendar and impact	5 of 5	2 of 5 · 2 partly	See the details ↓
Privacy and data	5 of 5	3 of 5	See the details ↓
Price and access	2 of 5 · 1 partly	3 of 5 · 1 partly	See the details ↓
In all	26 of 30 · 1 partly	18 of 30 · 5 partly

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• Not offered or not found

Five direct comparisons per area, one dot each, taken from the detailed tables below. Ezina's plan is compared with Planta Premium, Planta's paid plan, except in the rows about price and a free plan, where Planta leads. We chose the rows, and each one says where we checked it.

• It maps your actual yard

  Give Dig an address and it pulls your lot line and your house, then finds every tree on and around the lot, with its height, from a laser survey. Planta has no map of your yard.

• It knows where the sun falls

  Dig casts shade from the house, the trees and the fences for every daylight hour of the year, so each patch of ground reads as full sun, part sun or shade.

• It finds frost pockets and wet ground

  From 1-meter elevation data, Dig shows where cold air settles, where rain runs and gathers, and which slopes wash out, before you dig a bed there.

• It plans beds that fit

  Beds go where the sun, frost and water suit what you want to grow, with the setup cost, the weekly hours and the wildlife the plants support.

• It shows its sources

  Every step of a treatment plan cites a university extension service, a U.S. agency or the RHS. We found no sources published for Planta's advice.

• It keeps your data yours

  No tracking for ads, an export of everything from Settings, and a written promise never to sell your data. Every outside service we use is listed.

• It's cheaper

  Planta's annual plan is about half of Ezina's launch price, and its free tier never runs out.

• It's proven

  Planta has been out since 2018, says over 10 million people use it, and holds a 4.8 from about 114,000 App Store ratings. Ezina is in Early Access.

• It goes further

  Planta works worldwide in 12 languages and on iPad and Vision Pro. Ezina is iPhone and Android in the contiguous U.S., in English.

• It has no credits

  Planta Premium publishes no monthly limit on identification. Ezina's checks each use a credit, because each one costs us a call to the identification services.

• It has plant experts

  Dr. Planta lists named plant experts you can contact from the app. Ezina's help is email to us.