DeHaat
India's largest agritech network: AI advisory plus inputs and credit
Overview
DeHaat (AgRevolution) is India's most-funded full-stack agritech, pairing AI crop advisory with input supply, financing and market access for smallholders through 2,000+ farmer-facing centres.
Pricing
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What you can produce with DeHaat
- AI-based crop advisory via app and call centre
- Doorstep soil testing and diagnostics
- Input supply (seeds, fertiliser, crop protection) at network prices
- Farm financing and credit access
- Market and offtake linkage for produce
- Farmer community Q&A feed
- Weather and pest/disease alerts
- DeHaat Partner Business App for retail micro-entrepreneurs
DeHaat's pitch is scale: over 500,000 farmers reached through more than 2,000 micro-entrepreneur-run centres, an app that layers weather, pest and disease alerts on top of a farming community feed, and a supply chain running from seed to sale. That physical network, not the AI layer, is the real moat; advisory is a feature bundled into a much bigger logistics and credit business. Financially it's a mixed picture: FY25 revenue crossed ₹3,000 crore but growth slowed to 11%, its lowest in years, and reported net profit leaned heavily on non-cash gains while operations still ran at a loss. Management says Q1 FY26 hit EBITDA breakeven, but that's a company claim, not an audited figure. Good for smallholders wanting one relationship for advice, inputs, credit and offtake; not for anyone shopping for a standalone AI advisory API, since there isn't one.
What people say
DeHaat's own numbers are hard to argue with: 500,000+ farmers, 2,000+ physical centres across a dozen-plus states, and $224 million raised across twelve rounds, most recently a Series E extension in January 2026 that brought in Temasek and Sofina Ventures. That's the deepest war chest of any Indian farmer-facing agritech, and it shows in the breadth of what the DeHaat Kisan app tries to do: weather and pest alerts, a farmer Q&A community, doorstep soil testing, plus a separate DeHaat Partner Business App running the retail side of the network.
The finances tell a more complicated story than the funding headline suggests. Inc42's reporting on FY25 results found the company's first reported net profit, ₹369 crore, was driven mostly by non-cash gains, while the underlying operating business still lost around ₹207 crore on ₹3,000+ crore of revenue that grew just 11%, the slowest pace in DeHaat's recent history. The company says it hit EBITDA breakeven in Q1 FY26, though that's self-reported rather than audited. DeHaat also cut about 200 jobs, 5% of headcount, in early 2023 as part of a broader cost push.
App store feedback is generally positive on core function; farmers cite the convenience of nearby centres and same-app access to advisory, inputs and community answers. Recurring complaints mention bugs and inconsistent responsiveness, with DeHaat's team replying to flag tickets rather than pre-empting the issues. There's no independent G2 or Capterra presence to speak of. This is a farmer-facing retail and services product, not enterprise software, so review coverage lives mostly in app stores and Indian business press rather than software review sites.
Net effect: DeHaat is the biggest and best-funded player in Indian smallholder agritech, with distribution advantages competitors can't easily replicate. But it's still working through the standard low-margin-agritech problem of huge scale paired with thin, inconsistent profitability, and the AI advisory piece is one ingredient in a much bigger logistics-and-credit business rather than a standout product in its own right.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
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