Transparency, not centralization.
KisanPrice puts the same numbers a big trader sees into the farmer's hands — before the truck is loaded. Here's how it works, without the marketing-speak.
Mandi price sourcing
Mandi price data sourced from government mandi price reporting infrastructure (AGMARKNET-style: daily minimum, maximum, and modal price per commodity per variety per mandi).
Price estimates
Historical price patterns combined with current-season supply signals (arrivals volume, production estimates) to generate a near-term price estimate range — not a guarantee.
Net price, not just gross
Distance-based transport cost is calculated per mandi, so farmers see net price after transport — the number that actually matters.
Beyond immediate sale
Cold storage and export options are presented as parallel decision paths, so farmers can plan around timing and geography — not just settle for today's price.
Farmer-first, not centralization
Built to support the farmer's decision, not replace the mandi system — the goal is visibility and comparison, not full market centralization.
Data coverage today
Prices from mandis across Maharashtra, Karnataka, Himachal Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu. Five crops: Onion, Tomato, Apple, Banana, Tur Dal. More states and commodities to follow as the coverage expands.