Agriya

Agriya (operating as iScripts) is a 15-year-old software company based in India that builds and sells pre-built web and mobile platforms aimed at startup founders. The company employs 150+ engineers and has shipped 25+ products, with 8,000+ paid downloads and $30M+ raised by its startup clients. Rather than custom development from scratch, Agriya sells turnkey marketplace, delivery, restaurant, and on-demand service platforms that founders can launch quickly, then customize as needed.

Services and capabilities

Agriya's core business revolves around five flagship platforms. iScripts MultiCart is a multi-vendor e-commerce marketplace (Etsy or Amazon Marketplace model). iScripts UberforX handles on-demand services across medical, health, automotive, food, maid, and taxi verticals, with mobile apps for both service providers and customers. iScripts NetMenus manages multi-restaurant ordering for takeout, delivery, catering, and reservations. iScripts Locologic provides last-mile delivery tracking with real-time order management and supplier warehouse consoles. iScripts eSwap is a barter exchange platform with customizable fees and optional points systems. All platforms ship with web consoles and mobile apps (iOS and Android) available for white labeling.

Beyond platforms, Agriya offers five services: customization (feature additions, integrations, UI/UX modifications), custom programming (bespoke web and mobile apps in React, Node, Angular, PHP, iOS, Android), dedicated development teams with a project manager, professional installation (typically same-day, free with purchase), and graphic design. They claim platforms launch in "a few hours" post-configuration, with no source code encryption—customers can modify code without Agriya's consent.

How they work

Agriya structures engagement through a dedicated Account Manager who acts as liaison to the development team. Customization and programming work is quoted per project. For longer-term needs, they offer dedicated development teams—essentially staff augmentation where a small team works exclusively on your product with UX and QA included. They claim to reduce time-to-market by 60% versus building from scratch. Their stated development workflow includes concept validation, analysis via wireframes and statement of work, UX/UI design, development, QA (unit, integration, speed, security, load testing), and cloud deployment.

Notable work

Three named customers appear in testimonials: Garrett Richardson (HoopCliq.com), Kai Lo (Scubadge.com, customized PrintLogic), and Mike Serrano (Classroom2Classroom.com). The Scubadge testimonial notes "smooth process" from contract to go-live. Beyond these, the company does not publicize detailed case studies or measurable outcomes in the source material.

Team and credentials

Agriya employs 150+ engineers across an unspecified number of offices (the scraped site lists India as their primary location). The company states employees have "more than five years of technology experience" and are "extensively screened and given further training in-house." No ISO certifications, SOC 2 status, partner badges (AWS, Microsoft, Google), or third-party ratings (Clutch, G2) are mentioned in the source. They offer a contact (Jon S., Startup Coach) for customization inquiries but no founding team names appear in the material.

Technology stack

Agriya builds in PHP, React, Node, Angular, iOS, and Android. Platforms run on cloud infrastructure (AWS mentioned in one reference to "optimized cloud platforms"). No database, hosting, or DevOps tool specifics are listed, though they reference a "server management and DevOps team" available for consultation.