What is ThriveAgric and how does it work?

ThriveAgric is an agricultural technology company that empowers smallholder farmers with financing through farm inputs, data-driven best practices, extension services, index-based crop insurance, and access to local and global markets. It operates via the Agricultural Operating System (AOS), which includes mobile apps like TMoni, Tradr, and ODK; field agents onboard farmers, map farms, distribute inputs, monitor progress, and manage harvests through multi-stakeholder partnerships.

What countries does ThriveAgric operate in?

ThriveAgric operates in Nigeria and plans to expand to other African countries.

Does ThriveAgric have a mobile app?

Yes, ThriveAgric offers mobile apps as part of its Agricultural Operating System (AOS), including TMoni, Tradr, and ODK, used by field agents and farmers via SMS.

Who is ThriveAgric best suited for?

ThriveAgric is best suited for smallholder farmers seeking financing, inputs, advisory services, insurance, and market access, as well as partners in the agriculture value chain like financiers, input suppliers, and off-takers.

How do I contact ThriveAgric support?

Email info@thriveagric.com or call +234 (0) 816 716 4014 for support

Does ThriveAgric have a plan for teams or businesses?

Yes, ThriveAgric supports businesses and teams in the agriculture value chain through partnerships with input companies, financiers, logistics providers, food processors, and off-takers, and provides payment and management APIs to other agro platforms.

Does ThriveAgric offer an API or integrations?

Yes, ThriveAgric offers payment and management APIs for other agro platforms.

ThriveAgric: Overview, Features, Pricing & Funding

ThriveAgric is an agricultural technology platform for smallholder farmers and agriculture value chain partners across Africa, supporting farming operations from onboarding to post-harvest activities.

Key capabilities include:

Farmer onboarding and identity data collection: captures farmer details such as name, location, gender, and facial recognition, groups farmers into community clusters, and assigns group leaders for management and training.
Farm mapping and viability assessment: records farm coordinates and size, and checks viability indicators such as soil texture, slope, and proximity to water.
Input financing and distribution: provides financing through inputs (not cash), disbursing improved seeds, fertilisers, and crop protection products based on mapping data and credit worthiness.