Modular.Farm is the first and only mobile, closed-cycle, and extendable container farm that is controlled by sensors, AI, and a mobile app. It is self-powering, self-regulating, and self-sustaining. With this innovative system, anyone can produce over $100,000 worth of locally grown food per year.
Our closed-loop system is designed to effectively use and recycle all water, nutrients, energy, and climatic conditions, making Modular.Farm highly independent from exterior conditions. Let your scraps be broken down by Black Soldier Flies, which will feed the fish and enrich the water with the nutrients needed for your vegetables. The high temperatures from the compost module can be utilized to heat the vertical farm and produce energy. This creates a sustainable and self-sufficient environment for growing fresh and healthy food.
With Modular.Farm, you can grow significantly more and healthier food in significantly less space. The controlled and automated environment allows for year-round production with up to 95% water savings, reduced carbon emissions due to increased energy efficiency and reduced shipping miles, and reduced pricing. This creates new job opportunities and results in locally produced, organic, healthy, delicious, and fresh food.
With Modular.Farm, you can assemble your desired modules and operate a full-fledged farm on just a few square meters while running on autopilot. Smart sensors monitor all crucial conditions such as water quality, energy supply, nutrient availability, chemical levels, and climatic conditions. The system is designed to regulate itself in most cases, but if necessary, you will be notified through the smartphone app. This allows for efficient and convenient farm management, providing you with peace of mind and the assurance of growing healthy and fresh food.
Gamechangers issued 5,000 Modular.Farm NFLTs in the form of area manager licenses. Master NFLT holders will have the right of first refusal – including the option to chose the area of their liking (usually a city + surrounding regions).
The Modular.Farm NFLT grants a 5% commission of all sales made closest to your area + an overall revenue share of 5% (divided amongst all area managers globally) – in exchange for microtasks as an area manager.
You don’t have to be located in the area, that you own the license to. You can use Google Translate or hire a local support agent, but you have to make sure, that all communication with the respective customers is conducted in their local language. The duties of an area manager are as follows:
- If needed, you have to provide support. If you don’t find the answer to a question on our homepage, just ask our global support team.
- If needed, you have to organize professional repairs – due to our quality management this should almost never happen.
- If there was a complaint against a single “modular farmer” offering his produce on our marketplace, you have to enforce and supervise some quality management. This should also be a very rare case since we can assume that our farmers will do anything to not risk exclusion from the marketplace.
- Optional: Since you will most probably want to increase your commissions, you’re free to help spread the word, do some local marketing, contact local newspapers and radio stations, host or be a speaker at events, etc.
We will issue 5,000 Modular.Farm NFLTs for all cities (and a few very small countries) with a population of more than 100,000 people. As an area manager license holder, these potential customers – as well as any sale that occurs closest to your license’s location – are “yours” and you will be granted a 5% commission of all sales made closest to your area + an overall revenue share of 5% (divided amongst all area managers globally).
Example:
Let’s say you hold the 5% commission area manager license for San Francisco with a population of 875,000. In a worst-case-scenario with a conversion rate of only 0.1% in that area over the next 3 years, and an average shopping cart value of $15,000, you would bank $656,250 (+ additional closest distance sales and marketplace commissions).