Fasal
Farm sensors, crop-model advice and phone-controlled irrigation in one loop
Overview
Fasal, from Bengaluru's Wolkus Technology Solutions, combines on-farm weather and soil sensors with crop models that forecast disease and set irrigation and fertiliser doses. Its FasalJet and FasalJet Pro controllers let growers run pumps, drip valves and fertigation from a phone. It operates in India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam and Thailand; pricing is by quotation.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 14 Oct 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
What you can produce with Fasal
- Weather, canopy and soil readings from solar-powered field units across 12+ parameters
- Disease and pest forecasts from crop-stage-specific models, with a spray plan
- Irrigation advice in litres per plot from soil-moisture sensing
- Pumps and drip valves switched from a phone on schedules or sensor triggers (FasalJet)
- Fertigation and acid dosing automated through injectors (FasalJet Pro)
- An enterprise dashboard and API feeding telemetry and advisories into other platforms
- Grower advisories in eleven languages, including Thai, Vietnamese, Tagalog and Bahasa
Fasal is one of the few agritech vendors that closes the loop from sensing to action: its sensors and crop models produce irrigation and spray advice, and FasalJet hardware can then run the pumps, valves and fertigation from a phone. Enterprise buyers also get a dashboard and an API, and the company now lists live operations and local-language apps in five ASEAN countries.
Everything is quoted after a demo, the impact figures are vendor-reported and inconsistent between its own two sites, and the hardware makes it a capital purchase. Worth a pilot for horticulture and plantation operators who want automation; ask for the full case-study data first.
What we found
Fasal is a Bengaluru agritech company, run by Wolkus Technology Solutions, that sells farm sensors, crop-advisory software and, since 2025, irrigation automation. Its own timeline runs from Fasal 1.0 in 2018 through Fasal 5.0 in 2024 to Fasal Automation in 2025, and in January 2026 it unveiled FasalJet and FasalJet Pro, which The Tribune reported alongside a deeper push into Southeast Asia. In March 2025 Inc42 and AgroSpectrum reported that Innoterra had bought Fasal's fresh-produce distribution business, leaving Fasal focused on precision agriculture.
The product is a closed loop. A solar-powered main unit, marketed internationally as the FasalOne Central Unit, reads more than twelve parameters from canopy to root zone, soil-moisture units add plot-level readings, and Fasal says over 200 crop models turn that into irrigation volumes, disease and pest forecasts and fertiliser advice by crop stage. FasalJet lets a grower switch pumps and drip solenoid valves from a phone, on a schedule or a sensor trigger; FasalJet Pro adds fertigation and acid dosing through venturi or fertiliser injectors. Installations come with doorstep service and a one-year warranty, and enterprises get a dashboard plus an API for pulling telemetry and advisories into their own systems.
For ASEAN readers the change is material. The international site says Fasal is live in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam and Thailand as well as India, with Thai, Vietnamese, Tagalog and Bahasa among eleven app languages and seven distribution partners in the region. Its case studies, including a Malaysian banana plantation, are anonymised vendor material.
Read the impact numbers carefully: the India site claims 52 billion litres of water saved while the international site claims 82 billion, and the pesticide and acreage totals differ too. No prices are published for hardware, software or automation; buyers request a demo. Funding coverage Fasal links includes a $4 million pre-Series A in 2021 and a round of about $12 million in December 2023 led by TDK Ventures and British International Investment.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
About this listing
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