Drone spraying in Delhi

Yes. Sky Spray takes bookings in all 11 districts of Delhi. Post your field with the price per acre you want to pay, and the first DGCA-authorised operator near you to accept gets the job.

The most common bookings are for Wheat, Vegetables, Paddy, along with basmati rice, fodder, floriculture. Demand is modest and peaks in rabi for wheat and mustard in the rural north-west and south-west, with vegetable spraying through the year in the Yamuna khadar.

Kharif runs June to October and rabi November to April. Book a few days ahead in peak weeks because early-morning slots fill first.

You name the price when you post your field; the app shows the rates operators near you charge and will not go below the lowest of them. On average, standard pesticide, fungicide or nutrient runs settle between ₹300 and ₹600 per acre, chemicals excluded, but it varies with the rates operators near you set. Orchards and tall crops that need more spray volume can be higher.

Most operators accept bookings from 2 acres. Smaller plots are often batched with neighbouring farms on the same visit, so post your field anyway and let nearby operators decide.

Every operator on Sky Spray submits a DGCA Remote Pilot Certificate, drone registration details and identity proof, and is verified before they can accept a job.

Cash or UPI, your choice. Pay the operator in cash when they reach your field, or pay online in the app once they accept. Either way, the job starts only when you share your 4-digit start code, so nobody starts spraying before you are ready and paid up.

Yes. Cancelling before an operator accepts, or before you have paid, costs nothing. Cancelling a paid online booking after acceptance keeps a 20% fee for the operator's reserved slot. Once the start code is shared the job is under way and cannot be cancelled in the app. See the Refund & Cancellation Policy.