Before making the decision, it’s rarely about a single metric. Most producers look at a combination of factors such as reduced hay or feed use, fewer hours spent building or maintaining fences, avoiding animal losses, and the added flexibility in how they manage their land.

Producers often expect the value of Monil to come from efficiency gains. However, what surprises them most, is how much peace of mind it delivers, knowing where their cattle are and that they’re okay, even when they’re not in the pasture.

All animals grazing together need to wear collars for the system to work as intended. That said, many producers choose to start with a single group and expand over time as they become comfortable with the system.

Monil is designed to be flexible, and starting with a smaller group allows producers to understand how the system fits their operation and evaluate the benefits before scaling up.

Yes. The fence works on GPS, so the collars will keep the animals contained even without mobile connectivity. However, mobile connectivity is necessary to get accurate positioning of the animals, adjust fences, and receive alerts on your mobile device. Connectivity is also required when reallocating animals to new virtual fences.

In order for the system to work, the animal must learn that when it hears the sound signal, they should turn around and go back - otherwise they will receive an electric shock.

This is done by letting the animals graze in a small, physically fenced pasture with virtual fences drawn inside the physical fence. The area must be large enough to ensure animal welfare, but small enough that the animals will frequently interact with the virtual fence over a short period of time.

In the app, you can see how many times a cow has interacted with the fence and received a sound signal or a shock. During training, you want to see the number of sound signals increase and the number of shocks decrease. Ideally, a cow should only receive sound signals.

You should ensure that all cows have interacted with the fence and are showing signs of understanding the sound signal. We also recommend physically observing their interactions with the virtual fence.

The time needed for training varies, but you should expect it to take up to a week.

We offer a 5-year warranty. Our confidence in the quality and durability of our product means you can rely on a solution built to last, year after year. ‌‍

We have a minimum order size of 10 collars per order.

We are currently awaiting FCC approval to sell our collars in the US (expected by March 2026). Until then we are only able to accept non-binding pre-orders.

Limited pre-order offer

Valid for the first 3,000 collars ordered under this campaign (volume discounts will apply)

$310 per collar

Included

• 2026 subscription (value: $45 per collar)
• Charger(s): 1 charger per every 10 collars

Not included

• Sales tax (if applicable)
• Shipping costs

You can request a and we will reserve the first allocation of collars for you, conditional upon successful FCC approval.

Pre interest is not binding and you will again receive confirmation once collars are ready for sale, you can then decide to go ahead with the purchase or not.