Frequently asked questions

Creating an account, listing and negotiating are free. AgroSell charges 1 % of each completed sale, deducted from what the seller receives.

Yes. It has the market, negotiations, contracts and weather. It will be in the app stores soon.

You need a silo with your available stock (the grain you hold). Enter grain, quantity, price, quality and validity. AgroSell verifies the listing (up to 3 business days) and then appears in the market.

The buyer offers price and quantity. The seller accepts, rejects or counters. When one party accepts, the contract is generated.

The other party sees a reserved name (for example, Prod-0427) until the buyer deposits into escrow.

The buyer deposits the full contract amount. The seller delivers and confirms. Once delivery is confirmed, AgroSell pays the seller, minus the fee.

Either party opens a dispute in the contract. The money stays on hold until AgroSell resolves it.

Only the one shown in your contract inside the platform. Never an account someone sends you by message or phone.

List and negotiate on behalf of the companies that authorize them, within the permissions they are given. Agents do not sign contracts or move money.

The agent agrees the commission with the company they represent. AgroSell does not take part.

The reference is the closing price on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), the international price for grain, converted to US dollars per tonne. The AgroSell market shows what grain is listed and bought for on the platform.

We combine five global weather models, dozens of scenarios per model for rain probability, and rainfall measured by Paraguay’s weather service (DMH). It tells you whether wind, rain and temperature allow spraying; it does not replace the product label.