How to list your land on AgriZameenअपनी ज़मीन कैसे सूचीबद्ध करें

On any page of agrizameen.com, tap the person icon (Sign in) at the top right — or use the footer link Sell your land. Both open the same screen.

Straight there: agrizameen.com/account/

You will land on Seller Sign In. Tap Create account under the button.

Four fields, nothing more:

• Full name · पूरा नाम — as it appears on your ID.
• Email · ईमेल — one you can open today. The verification link goes here.
• Mobile · मोबाइल — your WhatsApp number is best; this is how our team reaches you.
• Password · पासवर्ड — at least 8 characters.

Tick the privacy consent box, then Create account · खाता बनाएँ.

On an iPhone or iPad: type the password rather than pasting it from Notes — smart punctuation can slip a curly character in.

We send a verification link to the address you entered. Open the mail and tap the link — that is the whole step. Check Spam and Promotions if it has not arrived within a few minutes.

Nothing arrived? Do not create a second account — that only splits your listings across two logins. Message us and we will verify you from our side.

The account asks for a mobile number and saves it — there is no code to wait for. WhatsApp verification is switched off at the moment, so giving the number is the whole step. This is the phone our team calls when a screened buyer is ready, so make sure it is the one you answer.

Your number is never shown on the website. No buyer, and no visitor, ever sees it.

Wrong number on the account? The screen has a WhatsApp link to have the team change it — you do not need to start again.

One photo or scan of any one of these:

• PAN card
• Voter ID
• Driving Licence
• Passport
• Masked Aadhaar — showing only the last four digits

Do not upload a full Aadhaar. The upload screen says so, and refuses it by design. If you only have Aadhaar, download the masked copy from the UIDAI site, or send a different ID.

What happens to the file: it is stored outside the website, where no web address can reach it. The moment our team verifies you, the file is deleted from the server. Only the record that you were verified survives — not the document.

Usually within a working day. Adheer or Tarun checks the ID against the name on the account, and usually calls or WhatsApps you to say hello. A person reads it — so if something does not match, we ask you rather than silently rejecting you.

You can start writing a listing straight away; verification is needed only to send it to the team. That gate is deliberate: it is what keeps fake parcels off the site.

Open New listing from the bar at the bottom. It first asks which language you want — हिन्दी or English. The form, and the rest of your account, then show that one language; you can change it later under Language in the menu (☰). Start by uploading the jamabandi in the Fill from jamabandi box — khasra, khata, rakba and the village line are read out of it and placed in the form for you — where the nakal lists several khasras, one Use fills a line for each, with its rakba. Check what it read against your own paper before you send; the record is yours, and a reader is a reader.

Then fill or correct the rest. The form has two steps, shown as a bar at the top, and Save draft keeps your place. Fields marked with a red label and * are the ones you must fill.

• 1 · Land Details — land type, sale or lease, how much is for sale, number of khatedars, area and unit, classification; then the records.
• Records — each khasra on its own line, with its rakba beside it exactly as the nakal prints it. One khata often lists several khasras: press Add another khasra for each, and × to remove one. Then the khata number, the owner name as printed on the record, and a tick for Mutation is in my name.
• The labels follow your state. In Rajasthan the fields read Khasra and Khata / Khevat, and the line under them names the record: the Jamabandi. Pick another state and they change to that state's own words where the Department of Land Resources glossary gives them — Sarve Nambar in Gujarat, Khesra Sankhya in Bihar — with the name of that state's record. Where the glossary does not name them, the plain Khasra no. and Khata no. stay.
• 2 · Location Details — state, district, tehsil, village, pin code and the Google Maps link.
• 3 · More Details — the plot map, headline, who is listing (owner, owned by a relative, or broker — seen only by our team), the price, road width, nearby development, a description in your own words, and plain phone photos of the land.
• Price — starts on A rate per bigha / hectare / acre, the way land here is usually quoted; the total is worked out from your rate and the area. Show price is on by default, because a listing with a price is the one buyers open. Choose Price on request or Hide if you would rather not show it.

Small ⓘ buttons beside a heading or a label open a short note; nothing important is hidden behind them that you need in order to fill the form.

District and tehsil are picked from lists, and the village box suggests names as you type. For a state our place directory does not hold yet, the three are plain boxes you type into — nothing is invented for you.

The map link fills the address. Stand on the plot in Google Maps, share the place, paste the link and tap Fill address, on the same line as the Google Maps link label. State, district, tehsil and village fill from the link when the place name and the pincode agree; where they do not, the form says so and fills only what it can prove. A dropped pin with no name still fills district and tehsil from the pincode you typed.

Record and map are checked against each other. If you uploaded the jamabandi and pasted the map link in the same sitting, a card under the map link tells you whether the two agree: ✓ match means the nakal and the pin resolve to the same village; ✗ mismatch means they do not, and one of them is the wrong paper or the wrong spot. Nothing is chosen for you — but a mismatch is worth fixing before you send, because the team will see the same card.

Then Save draft any time, and Submit for review when the paper and the pin agree. A listing cannot be sent without a map link.

मैप लिंक चिपकाइए और 📍 पता भरें दबाइए — राज्य, ज़िला, तहसील और गाँव लिंक से भर जाते हैं। जमाबंदी और मैप लिंक दोनों हों तो फ़ॉर्म बताता है कि दोनों एक ही गाँव कहते हैं या नहीं।

You do not publish the page yourself, and that is on purpose. Redacting a document, tracing the plot boundary and writing the parcel description stay with our team — one badly placed blur box would put a khatedar's name on a public website, and that cannot be taken back.

The form says so where you enter it. The ⓘ beside the Records heading opens a note headed Never published: khasra numbers and owner name are never shown on the website; they stay with the team so the land can be checked against the record. That holds for every khasra you add, and for each rakba.

What never reaches the public page: khasra and khata numbers, the khatedar's name, your price floor and the exact coordinates. These are not hidden by a setting someone could switch on by mistake — they live in a separate place the public page does not read from at all.

Upload the bhunaksha and the plot outline is traced from it, with the khasra numbers on the map removed before anything is published.

Your parcel appears on the public listings page, at its own address with its own search title. My listings gives you a search box, a status filter and a sort. Tick one listing, or several, and choose what to do: Share, PDF, Picture (a shareable image), Photos, Price, Available, Sold, Edit or Remove.

When a buyer enquires, the enquiry comes to us — never to you. We screen it for budget, purpose and timeline, then call both sides.

Listing is free. AgriZameen is paid a commission only when a sale actually completes. Nothing before that.