The sums every mill does on the back of a slip, done properly: pre-filled with typical values so you see an answer straight away, in Hindi, English and seven regional languages. No signup, no email, nothing leaves your browser — and the arithmetic is shown so you can check it.
How much rice should your paddy give? Compare your outturn with the 67% / 68% government norm, and price the gap — in quintals and in rupees. Pre-filled, in 9 languages.
Open calculator →Wet paddy weighed as dry is the oldest leak at the gate. Work out the dry-weight equivalent and exactly what you'd overpay.
Open calculator →Your paddy rate is not your cost. Fold in outturn, by-product credit and milling cost to get what a quintal of rice really costs you — and your break-even.
Open calculator →How many quintals a month must you mill before the mill stops losing money? Pre-filled for a 2-tonne-an-hour mill; set your own fixed and running costs.
Open calculator →Paddy allotted, deadline fixed — will you make it? Work out rice and FRK to deliver, bags needed, daily milling target and how many days of buffer you have.
Open calculator →The rate on the sauda is not what paddy costs you. Add mandi fee, commission, hamali, freight, broker and weighment shortage to see the true cost per quintal.
Open calculator →Quintal to kg, tonne, bags and truckloads in one go. Pre-filled with the 50 kg rice bag and a 20-tonne truck; change either.
Open calculator →Each one of these is a small piece of what MillSaathi does automatically. The outturn calculator is the mass balance for a single day, typed in by hand. The moisture calculator is what the Lab module does to a lot before the purchase gets priced. The cost and landed-cost calculators are the sums an owner does in his head before agreeing a rate on the phone. The CMR planner is what the Govt Contracts module keeps for every allotment.
Doing them once tells you today's number. The reason mills keep leaking is not that the arithmetic is hard — it is that nobody does it for every lot, every day, against a record. That part is what the product is for, and the product is free too.
MillSaathi is built by Equaseed for Indian mills. Its official website is https://millsaathi.com/.
Core features will always be free. Core mill workflows will not be moved behind a paid plan. Optional future extras and the separate mill website service may be paid.
Yes. All modules, unlimited users, no card, no setup fee, no expiring trial. There is no payment collection in the product at all today. If we ever charge for something extra, existing mills will be told first and what you are using now stays free.
No. MillSaathi captures what physically happens on the mill floor and reconciles every lot; Tally stays your accounting. The point is to feed Tally verified numbers instead of end-of-day re-entry from memory.
A browser on the phone they already have. Nothing to install, no IT, no licence — it runs on a mid-range Android at a dusty gate, which is the actual requirement. An offline-first app and Bluetooth slip printing are on the roadmap.
Follow a working mill day: gate entry, weighment, lab quality, sauda, stock and processing. Explore the demo, then set up your mill. Core features will always be free.