Vermicompost demand is rising across India. With modest land, cow dung and the right guidance, you can build a business that returns your investment in months. As the world’s only end-to-end compost-production provider, we supply the worms, the training and a pioneering flat-type screening machine — so your operation runs on zero wastage and pure profit from day one. We’ll show you the numbers before you spend anything. Over 1,000 entrepreneurs and farmers have already started with us.
A ~40-bed unit produces around 960 quintals a year — roughly ₹7.7 lakh revenue and about ₹4.8 lakh annual profit, with the machine paying for itself in 2–3 months. Enter your own land and scale below to see your numbers.
Put in your land area and your selling price. See beds, quintals per cycle, annual revenue, profit, and which machine pays for itself fastest. Takes about a minute.
Use the calculator above. If the profit doesn't work for your situation, we'll tell you honestly — we'd rather not sell you a machine you can't use.
Free consultation and hands-on training at our Shahjahanpur facility — with free residence for the duration of your training. See the beds, the worms, the machine, the finished compost.
Live Eisenia fetida — the engine of the whole business — in the quantity your bed count needs.
A standard 30 × 4 ft bed produces about 6 quintals every 90 days. We'll help you plan how many you need.
Hand-sieving is slow, wasteful and expensive. Most new entrepreneurs start with the Chhota Bheem at ₹50,000 and grow from there.
We support you on grading, packing and finding buyers — including guidance drawn from our own vermicompost business.
Most suppliers sell you one piece and leave. We set up the whole operation.
Eisenia fetida, supplied live, in the quantity your bed count requires.
Free hands-on training at our facility — and free residence while you train. Learn the complete 90-day cycle.
Chhota Bheem — 20 q/hr, ₹50,000. The machine we recommend to almost every new entrepreneur.
Guidance on grading, packing and selling the compost you produce.
Healthy Eisenia fetida, harvested and packed at our facility and dispatched to your site — the living engine of your whole operation.
Harvesting earthworms, preparing to ship
Hand-sieving eats your margin. Labour is the biggest single cost in this business — bigger than electricity, bigger than anything. Every day of hand-sieving is money gone. A machine usually pays for itself well inside the first year.
Both the Chhota Bheem and the Viraat can be fitted with tyres to reach remote plots, or a tractor PTO shaft so they run with no electricity connection at all.
The full walkthrough on starting a vermicompost business — recorded with the Indian Farming Technology channel.
A brand-new plant going in for a customer in Shahjahanpur, starting with 33 beds.
Free consultation and training at our Shahjahanpur facility. Walk the beds, watch the machine run, ask every question you have. No cost, no obligation.
These are not thin sheet-metal machines. Every unit is built on heavy structural channel using Tata and Jindal steel — the kind of build that runs for a lifetime, not a season.
Structural channel frame, Tata & Jindal steel. Built to run for a lifetime.
Occasional greasing is all it needs. Maintenance videos are on our YouTube channel.
In composting, labour is the biggest cost by far. Cutting it — not electricity — is what makes you money.
Reliable CG motors throughout, in single-phase or three-phase to suit your connection.