DeHaat
Indian farm network bundling crop advisory, inputs, credit links and produce buying
Overview
DeHaat, run by Green Agrevolution Private Limited from Patna, is a full-stack agritech network for Indian smallholders. Farmers get AI-enabled crop advisory for 30+ crops in regional languages through an app and helpline, buy inputs through micro-entrepreneur-run DeHaat Centres and sell produce to DeHaat's buyers. Revenue comes from input and produce trade rather than software fees.
Pricing
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What you can produce with DeHaat
- AI-enabled crop advisory for 30+ crops in regional languages, by app, helpline and advisory calls
- Soil testing with fertiliser-quantity recommendations
- Crop planner, weather alerts and local mandi price updates in the DeHaat Farmer app
- Seeds, fertiliser and crop protection delivered or collected from a nearby DeHaat Centre
- Produce sold through DeHaat to institutional buyers, traders and exporters
- Credit and crop-insurance access through partner financial institutions
- A DeHaat Business app for the micro-entrepreneurs who run centres
DeHaat's strength is its physical network: micro-entrepreneur-run centres, input supply and produce buying, with crop advisory as one free service among them. The AI claim is real but described only in general terms, and the scale figures on its own site disagree with each other.
Filings show FY25 operating revenue of about ₹3,010 crore, up 11%, with an underlying loss of around ₹207 crore behind a headline profit built on a non-cash gain. A useful reference for farmer-facing agritech in India, but there is no API or software product to buy.
What we found
DeHaat is an Indian agritech network operated by Green Agrevolution Private Limited, which IIT and IIM alumni Shashank Kumar and Manish Kumar started in Bihar in 2012. Its head office is in Patna. The model is full-stack: farmers buy seeds, fertiliser and crop protection through DeHaat Centres run by local micro-entrepreneurs, get crop advice through an app, a helpline and advisory calls, and sell produce through DeHaat to institutional buyers, traders and exporters. The company's site is agrevolution.in; dehaat.com is currently a domain listed for sale.
The AI layer is described only in general terms. DeHaat says it provides AI-enabled crop advisory for more than 30 crops in regional languages, and a trade-press feature describes an engine that combines satellite imagery, weather, soil profiles and pest data. The farmer app adds crop reminders, voice calls, weather alerts, local mandi prices, soil testing and expert consultations. Scale figures come from DeHaat and disagree with each other: the about page claims 1.8 million farmers and 11,000 centres across 12 states, while the farmer page says 1.4 million registered farmers and 8,000 centres. Earlier versions of this page called it India's largest agritech; the company does not claim that.
Finances come from filings reported by Inc42 and Entrackr. Operating revenue rose 11% to ₹3,009.9 crore in FY25. A reported ₹369 crore profit rested on a ₹576.1 crore non-cash gain on preference shares; without it the year was a loss of about ₹207 crore. Company sources told Inc42 the first quarter of FY26 was EBITDA-positive, an unaudited figure. Backers include Sofina, Lightrock, Temasek, Prosus and Peak XV; the Temasek top-up to the Series E closed in December 2022, not January 2026 as this page once said. Shashank Kumar told Inc42 in July 2025 that an IPO was at least two years away.
There is no software subscription or public API. Advisory is free to farmers and paid for through input and produce trade, so it matters mainly to people working with Indian smallholders.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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