AgroHub is building the intelligence infrastructure for agribusinesses, cooperatives, and institutional buyers — to manage supply chains, forecast demand, access Islamic finance, and connect with GCC markets, from desktop to a basic feature phone. The marketplace and Islamic-finance tools are live today; the rest rolls out through our pilot.
~74% of Pakistan's farm households (~8.7M of 11.7M) are outside formal agricultural credit — partly because digital tools only work in English. AgroHub is designed from the ground up in the languages farmers actually speak.
No paperwork, no field officer, no app store. A cooperative manager or exporter can be live on AgroHub the same afternoon — and a farmer can join from a WhatsApp message.
Six interconnected modules covering the full agri-business workflow — from farm gate to export container.
Pakistan's farming communities span the digital divide. AgroHub is designed to serve a GCC investor and a Sindhi farmer on a $20 feature phone with the same data. Access channels below are being rolled out during the pilot.
IoT data from Pakistani fields becomes the credit signal that Islamic banks and sovereign funds use to make investment decisions. AgroHub is the intelligence layer connecting the ground to the boardroom.
Pakistan's commodity spot markets are moving onto digital rails. AgroHub's pricing layer is built to plug directly into that infrastructure as it rolls out nationally.
The government's national Agri Stack initiative (PAKGROW) is rolling out digital IDs for farmers linked to land records, crop data, weather, and market prices — alongside private price-discovery platforms from operators like PAR, Tazah, and Kisan Bazar. As these official spot-price feeds come online, AgroHub's market intelligence module is designed to ingest them directly, replacing illustrative sample data above with verified, source-level pricing for every contract on the platform.
Pakistani agriculture loses value at every step — in spoilage, in middlemen spreads, in farmers locked out of fair credit. AgroHub's modules each target a specific, measurable leak.
Figures are design targets for the platform based on published sector loss and financial-inclusion data, not yet audited operating results. AgroHub is in pre-launch build.
No subscriptions, no membership fees. AgroHub is free to join and list — we earn a small, transparent, Shariah-structured service fee only when a transaction actually completes. Never interest (riba).
These aren't mockups — every dashboard below is running now on this site. Pick your role and register; your account is approved by our team, then your OS is ready.
Book a 30-minute demo and our team will walk you through the platform — in Urdu or English.