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MandiGrow eliminates billing errors that leak 1–3% revenue
At your volume, 1% recovery = ₹2.50 L extra per year
Start Free 14-Day Trial →| Mandi Size | Daily Farmers | Avg Lot Value | Monthly Revenue* | Annual Revenue* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small (Village Mandi) | 15 | ₹15,000 | ₹3.51 L | ₹42.12 L |
| Medium (Town Mandi) | 50 | ₹25,000 | ₹19.50 L | ₹2.34 Cr |
| Large (District Mandi) | 150 | ₹30,000 | ₹70.20 L | ₹8.42 Cr |
| Metro APMC | 400 | ₹40,000 | ₹2.08 Cr | ₹24.96 Cr |
*Commission income only at 6% arhat. Hamali, tulai income additional. These are estimates for planning purposes.
A medium mandi commission agent handling 50 farmers/day at ₹25,000 average lot value and 6% arhat earns approximately ₹19.5 lakh/year in commission income alone. Large APMC agents with 400 farmers/day can earn ₹2.5–5 crore annually.
Arhat rates vary by state: Maharashtra 6%, Punjab 4%, Karnataka 6%, UP 2.5%, Gujarat 4%, Rajasthan 5%, Haryana 2.5%. Some states allow negotiated rates for large volumes.
3 key levers: 1) Add more farmers (grow network). 2) Reduce billing errors — at ₹50L daily volume, even 1% leakage is ₹5,000/day lost. 3) Add hamali and auxiliary services income. MandiGrow eliminates billing errors completely.
Village mandis: 10–30 farmers/day. Town mandis: 30–100 farmers/day. District APMCs: 100–300 farmers/day. Metro APMCs like Azadpur or Vashi: 300–1,000+ farmers/day.
Main expenses: staff salaries (₹15,000–1,00,000/month), mandi license fees (varies), office/weighing equipment, software, transport. Most agents run at 20–40% expense ratio leaving 60–80% profit margin on commission income.