Find any farm in the country, see what it's worth in seconds.
One map of South Africa. Open a farm and you get what it's worth, the sales that prove it, and the satellite evidence behind them — in seconds instead of an afternoon.
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Digivi never returns one vague price for a whole farm. It decomposes value across land uses,
just like you would.
Built from the land's parts
Each farm is gridded and classified by land use, and each use carries its own value — so irrigated cropland keeps its premium over grazing veld.
Reads land like a valuer
Satellite signatures, climate, soil, terrain, field structure and per-land-use comparable sales — grazing is priced off nearby grazing, not a blended average.
Anchored to real evidence
Per-class values are inferred from thousands of mixed-use farm sales, then anchored to land-price studies and lending-sector price bands.
Each land class is priced at its own model R/ha and multiplied by measured area. Override any component where you know the land better — your edits are saved with the valuation.
What is in a report?
Not a single automated number. The subject and its agronomy, the comparables you curated, the district market behind them, the whole candidate pool including what you left out, and the basis of value — dated, and openable back on the live map.
Radius searches return hundreds of results. Digivi returns the ones that matter.
Today a valuer phones colleagues or searches internal records to find recent sales of similar farms. A radius search comes back with hundreds of lines and no similarity ranking — most of them irrelevant. Here is the same farm, answered both ways.
Four kinds of question, one evidence base
Pricing
Credits pay for the evidence you reveal, the calibrations you run and the reports you send.
How credits work
The rates the app charges today.
Usage estimator
The same arithmetic the app uses.
Business works out cheaper here: R2,800 a month against R3,800 on the Personal Plan, with two more seats and reveals shared across the organisation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know the estimate is right?
You don't take it on faith. Every comparable is listed with its price, distance, date and the reason it was selected, and you can remove any you don't accept and recalibrate. Higher-value land uses must outrank lower ones, and the model is tested by holding out whole regions.
My clients need a SACPVP valuation.
Digivi doesn't produce one and doesn't claim to. It produces the evidence base and an indicative estimate — the research step, not the signature.
We already pay for deeds searches.
Digivi isn't a deeds search. It's what you'd build on top of one: the subject, its history, the priced comparables around it and the estimate, in a single click instead of a dozen line charges.
It won't know my district.
Override any component value where you know the land better; your edits are saved with the valuation.
What about water rights?
Not modelled yet, and we say so rather than pretending otherwise. It's a known value driver and it's on the roadmap.
Where does the data come from?
Cadastral titles and recorded deeds, plus Digivi land-cover and agronomy layers where available. Nominal deed prices are shown as recorded; adjusted figures apply a provincial inflation correction to 2026 terms.
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Digivi is invite-only, in active use by agricultural valuators, surveyors and land economists on live valuations. If you value, finance or trade South African farmland, help us shape what comes next.