An online farm store that reaches every farmer
We built an online farm store and mobile app for an agriculture retailer in Pakistan, with ordering, suppliers and live market rates. In its first 11 months the store reports online profit of 20 lakh.
An agriculture retailer in Pakistan asked us to build an online store and a mobile app so farmers could order seeds, fertiliser and tools from anywhere in the country. We built both as one store, an ecommerce marketplace in the style of Daraz, with suppliers and live market rates. The business now sells far beyond its home city.
This project was led by our founder before DevDinos was founded.
Client: an agriculture retailer in Pakistan, name withheld
Work: ecommerce website and mobile app
Features: ordering, supplier listings, market rates for goods
Year: December 2025, as recalled
Outcome: online profit of 20 lakh in its first 11 months
The challenge
Farmers buy seeds, fertiliser, pesticides and tools from local shops. That means travel, uncertain prices, and no easy way to tell a genuine product from a fake one. The store served one city and wanted to reach farmers across Pakistan, but it had no online shop and no app. Its customers were farmers, and farmers needed a store that worked on a phone, in the field, at any hour.
The store also had to serve two sides at once. Farmers needed to order with confidence, and suppliers needed a place to list their products and reach buyers they would never meet in person. Market rates mattered to both: a farmer who can see the fair price before buying will not overpay, and a supplier who lists at a fair price will sell. The store had to be a marketplace, not just a catalogue.
What we built
We built the website and the mobile app as a single store. Farmers browse the catalogue, place an order, and get delivery anywhere in Pakistan. Suppliers list their products on the store. Live market rates for goods are shown, so farmers see fair prices before they buy. The store works like a marketplace: buyers order, sellers supply, and the rates keep everyone honest.
The website and the app are one store, not two. A farmer can browse on the phone in the field and finish the order at home, and the catalogue, the prices and the rates are the same everywhere. Suppliers manage their listings in the same place, and every order moves through the same flow, from the farmer's phone to delivery at the door.
The outcome
Farmers now order from anywhere, without travelling to a shop. The store reaches customers across the country, not just in its home city. The business grew, and its farmers get genuine products at fair prices. In its first 11 months, the store reports online profit of 20 lakh.
Eleven months after launch, the store is no longer a local shop with a website. It is a marketplace that runs across the country, and the profit it reports comes from orders placed by farmers who can now buy genuine products at fair prices without travelling to a shop.