The AgriZameen App: Browse the Belt, List Your Land, Keep the Record Private

An independent marketplace, not a government service. AgriZameen is a private platform operated by Vision Global Ventures LLP and is not affiliated with any land-records department. Listings are what sellers declare and what our team has checked on paper — they are not the revenue record, and nothing here is a promise of return.
यह सरकारी सेवा नहीं है। लिस्टिंग विक्रेता की घोषणा और हमारी काग़ज़ी जाँच पर आधारित है — राजस्व रिकॉर्ड नहीं, और किसी लाभ की गारंटी नहीं।

The other five tools are calculators and maps you use alone. This one is the marketplace itself: the land on offer along the Phulera–Sambhar–Naraina–Rupangarh corridor, the account a seller lists from, and the enquiry that connects the two. It is the website, in an app shell, so what you see on the phone is exactly what is on agrizameen.com.

बाक़ी पाँच औज़ार अकेले इस्तेमाल होते हैं। यह ऐप बाज़ार है — बेल्ट की उपलब्ध ज़मीन, विक्रेता का खाता और ख़रीदार की पूछताछ।

Get it on Google Play → Browse land in your browser

For a buyer

Browse the belt with filters for area, total price, land class and belt, and sort by what matters to you.
Read each parcel honestly — the area in bigha and hectare, land class, the technical block, and whether the photograph is of that plot or from the gallery. That label is on the card for a reason.
Open the approximate location on Google Maps, and see the belt on the Belt Explorer map.
Enquire on WhatsApp with the listing's reference and details already typed.
Save what you like to your own list.

No account is needed to browse, to save or to enquire.

For a seller

List your land from the account screen, or send the jamabandi on WhatsApp and let the team do the typing.
Fill from the jamabandi — upload the nakal PDF and the reader offers the khasra numbers, khata, rakba and the village line for you to check and accept. Nothing is filled in silently; several khasras on one khata each get their own line.
Follow the listing's state from submitted to under review to approved and live, with the enquiry count beside it.
Keep your own lead book — contacts you add yourself, which our staff cannot see and which are never used to contact anyone on your behalf.
Confirm availability when we ask every 30 days, for several listings at once. A listing is never taken down for a missed answer.

What is never published

Khasra numbers, khata numbers, owner names and exact coordinates never appear on a public page. They stay with the team so a plot can be checked against the record. Public pages show the village, tehsil, district, area, land class and an approximate location only — and our own tests fail the build if any of the private fields ever reaches a public page.

What we store, and what we do not

Browsing, the calculators and the maps need no account and upload nothing. The seller side is the exception: to check and publish a listing we have to store what you submit, including identity documents for verification. Section 4b of the privacy policy sets out exactly what is kept, for how long, and how to have it erased. We do not sell data.

How a listing gets checked

A submission is read by a person before it goes live. The team compares what the seller declared against the papers, and the card says which state that check reached — seller-declared, or documents seen. We do not publish a DLC figure, we do not invent an area, and where a price is not given the card says price on request rather than guessing.

The rest of the toolkit

Measure with the GPS Land App, convert with the Land Area Converter, scale a map with the Land Toolkit, reach the official portals through the Land Records Guide, and run the deal arithmetic in AgriBigha.

Sources for this page: the site's own listing and account code, and the privacy policy, checked 24 September 2026. Land values can fall as well as rise; no return is promised or guaranteed.