Seabex
Seabex is a French precision agriculture company providing sensorless, AI-driven satellite-based irrigation management and water reporting for farmers, cooperatives, and food brands across 6 countries, enabling 16–40% water savings on irrigated crops.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2020
- HeadquartersOrléans, France
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2B and B2C
- OfferingSoftware
What Seabex does
Seabex SAS is a French precision agriculture company founded in 2020 in Paris and headquartered in Orléans, with a regional subsidiary in Tunisia. The company operates a sensorless water management platform that ingests Sentinel-1 (SAR) and Sentinel-2 (optical) satellite imagery and runs it through proprietary agronomic AI models — including a double-reservoir soil-plant water balance calibrated to the FAO-56 / Penman-Monteith methodology — to produce field-level irrigation recommendations without on-farm sensors. The platform covers 50 crops and 250+ varieties and powers a modular product suite: Agrisense (global irrigation management), Net Irrig (France), Seabex Prime (specialty crops including olive, dates, and tomatoes), Satellite Intelligence (31-index diagnostics), Magonia (multilingual conversational AI agent), the STU Climate Simulator (water exposure projection through 2100 using Copernicus CMIP6 data), and an ESRS E3 / GRI 303 / CDP Water reporting module.
The business operates a subscription SaaS model with three GTM motions. Individual farmers acquire the product via self-serve mobile apps (iOS/Android) with no hardware installation; territories are reached through a channel partnership with 27 Chambers of Agriculture and regional distributors across 6 countries (France, Tunisia, Spain, Morocco, Algeria, Saudi Arabia); and large food brands, agroindustrials, and cooperatives are addressed through enterprise field sales for CSRD/ESRS E3 reporting and supply-chain water aggregation. Validated outcomes include 16–40% water savings on irrigated crops, 702M litres saved cumulatively since 2020, and independent studies with Chambres d'Agriculture documenting 19–36% savings on irrigated maize.
Seabex has raised a seed round (June 2024) led by Water Unite Impact with Mercy Corps Ventures, Digital Africa, and angel participation, and is currently raising a 3M€ SAFE to fund global scaling. Recognition includes the World Economic Forum's Top 10 Global Startup Innovator in the Zero Water Waste Challenge (2024). As of 2026 the company had 12 employees, monitored 90,000+ hectares, and counted roughly 500 active farmer users; institutional partners include TUNIFERT/Groupe SEPCM (cereal value chain in Tunisia), Centre Technique des Dattes, SUEZ, Agriprod, and the Chambres d'Agriculture du Loiret and du Cher.
Seabex firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Seabex
- Legal name
- Seabex SAS
- Website
- https://seabex.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2020
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Short description
- Seabex is a French precision agriculture company providing sensorless, AI-driven satellite-based irrigation management and water reporting for farmers, cooperatives, and food brands across 6 countries, enabling 16–40% water savings on irrigated crops.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Seabex industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Precision Agriculture Software (AgTech SaaS — Irrigation & Water Management)
- NAICS
- Farm Management Services (115116), Water Supply and Irrigation Systems (22131)
- SIC
- Agricultural Services (700)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Satellite Imagery & Monitoring Platforms (AFAAAFAI)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Irrigation Scheduling & Water Optimization Analytics (AFABAMAG), Data Management, LIMS & Compliance Software (ELN, eDMS, reporting automation) (EUANAJAE), Water-Smart Irrigation & Water Stewardship (Drip/Micro, Scheduling, Water Harvesting) (AFAGAMAD)
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Where Seabex is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Orléans
- HQ country
- France
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices2 records
Markets served
Seabex business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B and B2C
- Offering type
- Software
- Cost components
- Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Subscription SaaS — Irrigation Management Platform: Recurring subscription revenue from SaaS irrigation management tools (Net Irrig, Agrisense, Prime). Mobile and web platform providing AI-powered irrigation recommendations, satellite monitoring, and reporting. No hardware/sensor sales required.
- Satellite Intelligence Premium Add-on: Paid add-on module on top of base subscriptions (Net Irrig, Agrisense, Prime). Provides full 31-index satellite analysis, AI diagnostics, impact scores, and CSV export. Included free with Prime; paid supplement for Net Irrig and Agrisense.
- Enterprise / Territory Data Aggregation: B2B SaaS subscriptions for cooperatives, chambers of agriculture, and watershed bodies to aggregate irrigation data across member networks, with multi-farm dashboards, basin alerts, and water savings tracking.
- CSRD / ESRS E3 Water Reporting for Agroindustrials: Audit-ready ESRS E3, GRI 303, CDP Water reporting sold to food brands and agroindustrials with agricultural supply chains. Structured exports to SAP, EcoVadis, CDP, Salesforce. Revenue from enterprise supply-chain monitoring subscriptions.
- STU Climate Simulator Enterprise Licenses: Climate exposure simulation sold as standalone or add-on to enterprise accounts. Projects water risk at horizons 2030, 2040, 2050, 2100. PDF reports and API data feeds for procurement, CSR, and risk management teams.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Other | Annual | No published pricing — direct demo and quote-driven sales |
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels6 records
Seabex product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Seabex builds a sensorless AI + satellite platform that delivers daily irrigation recommendations, water stress alerts, satellite intelligence analytics (31 spectral indices) and audit-ready CSRD / ESRS E3 water reporting for farmers, agricultural cooperatives and agroindustrial enterprises. The platform covers 50 crops and 250+ varieties across more than 90,000 hectares in six countries, validated by independent Chambers of Agriculture for 16-40% water savings without any on-farm hardware. Revenue comes from recurring SaaS subscriptions across Net Irrig, Agrisense, Seabex Prime, Satellite Intelligence, Magonia, STU Climate Simulator and ESRS E3 reporting modules.
Product overview
Seabex offers a modular platform architecture combining satellite imagery, AI agronomic modeling, and climate simulation for agricultural water management. The core product suite includes Agrisense (worldwide irrigation management), Net Irrig (France-specific irrigation tool), and Seabex Prime (integrated suite for high-value crops), all powered by a sensorless AI + satellite approach. Premium add-on modules include Satellite Intelligence (full AI diagnostics with 31 indices), Magonia (multilingual conversational AI agent), STU Climate Simulator (water exposure projections through 2100), Seabex Vision (basic satellite imagery), Supply Chain Data Aggregation (enterprise water tracking), and ESRS E3 Water Reporting (audit-ready sustainability reporting). The territory solutions layer provides Vue Territoire, Alertes Bassin, and Suivi des Economies for cooperative and watershed-scale oversight. All core products include Magonia free; Satellite Intelligence and STU Climate Simulator are paid add-ons.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Net Irrig: Irrigation management decision-support tool covering 50 species and 250 varieties with proven 16-40% water savings. Available in France.
- Agrisense
- Satellite Intelligence
- Prime
- Magonia
- Seabex Vision
- STU Climate Simulator
- CSRD Reporting
Products and services
- Agrisense Sensorless AI-powered irrigation management platform available worldwide for farmers. Tracks water status per field, provides real-time irrigation doses, water stress alerts, integrated 7-day weather forecasts and field mapping. Covers 50 species and 250+ varieties across tree crops, cereals, vegetables, date palm and viticulture, with intra-field zoning and historical reports.
- Net Irrig Satellite-driven irrigation management tool for French farmers. Provides real-time irrigation doses, water stress alerts and automated soil-plant water balance tracking for 50 crops and 250 varieties, delivering 16-40% proven water savings without sensors. Includes the Magonia conversational AI agent free of charge.
- Satellite Intelligence Premium satellite imagery analysis module with full AI diagnostics. Analyzes 31 spectral indices (NDVI, NDWI, NDRE, EVI, SAVI, LAI, FAPAR, IRECI, GNDVI, CWC, SMI and more) from Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 at 10m resolution, refreshed every five days. Generates automatic agronomic diagnostics, prioritised intervention recommendations (24H/48H/7D urgency) and per-field impact scores (0-100). Includes water stress detection, yield simulation, precision zoning and CSV export. Paid add-on to Net Irrig and Agrisense; included with Seabex Prime.
- Seabex Prime Integrated decision-support suite for high-value crops including olive, dates and tomatoes. Combines irrigation management (up to 40% water savings, 20% yield increase), fertilisation planning, plant protection with smartphone-camera AI disease/pest identification, and satellite monitoring with 27 vegetation indices. AI identifies diseases and nutritional deficiencies and recommends curative solutions; Magonia included free.
- Magonia Conversational AI agronomic agent accessible in 100+ languages and dialects. Answers natural-language questions about crops, plots, irrigation timing, water balance and phenological stages. Executes actions directly on the platform such as logging irrigation, updating phenological stages and correcting rainfall data. Included free with Net Irrig, Agrisense and Seabex Prime subscriptions and available on iOS, Android and web.
- STU Climate Simulator Climate projection tool that simulates water exposure of supplier agricultural basins through 2100. Uses Copernicus CMIP6 climate data with 3-17 scenarios (RCP 2.6 / 4.5 / 8.5) for 50 crops and 250 varieties to project water deficit volumes, stress periods and yield losses at 2030, 2040, 2050 and 2100 horizons. Delivers territorial PDF reports and API data feeds for ERP and risk management integration.
- Supply Chain Data Aggregation Enterprise-level water data aggregation platform for agro-industry. Consolidates per-field satellite-measured water data by supplier, crop, watershed, territory and country. Provides cross-supplier comparability, multi-year water consumption history and proof of reduction over time, structured for ESRS E3, GRI 303 and CDP Water reporting.
- ESRS E3 Water Reporting Audit-ready water reporting module aligned with ESRS E3 — Water, GRI 303 and CDP Water standards. Transforms satellite-measured field data into structured indicators for annual sustainability reports with auditable history down to field and date level. Export capabilities to SAP Sustainability, EcoVadis, CDP Water and GRI platforms via documented API.
Quantifiable outcome
- 16–40% water savings on irrigated crops (grain maize: 19–36%, processing tomatoes: 20–30%, date palm: 50%)
- +9 more outcomes
Companies that use Seabex
Customer profileNamed customers8 records
Segments4 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Seabex technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- Yes
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration10 records
AI capability9 records
Feature6 records
Seabex partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core, supporting and key.
- TUNIFERT / Groupe SEPCMcoreTUNIFERT (Groupe SEPCM), leader tunisien des intrants agricoles (protection des cultures, fertilisants, semences, assistance technique), signed a strategic partnership with Seabex in January 2026 to digitalise the Tunisian cereal value chain. Seabex solutions will be deployed across thousands of hectares, primarily in durum wheat, to improve yields, optimise resource use (water, fertilisation), and build food sovereignty. This is described as a first in Tunisia for field crops, combining local seeds, field agronomy, and AI.
- Aquanova (Pôle de compétitivité de l'eau)supportingAquanova is a French competitiveness cluster for the water sector, based in Orléans, Strasbourg, and Nancy. It fosters innovative projects addressing water resource challenges and territorial development. Aquanova facilitated the SUEZ-Seabex biochar partnership and connects Seabex with the French water industry ecosystem.
- Centre Technique des Dattes (CTD)coreSeabex and CTD launched 'Seabex Prime Dattes', a digital module for date palm cultivation optimisation in Tunisian oases. Combines AI, satellite imagery, and CTD's scientific expertise. Features include automated diagnosis of cryptogamic diseases and pests, targeted fertilisation recommendations by phenological stage, and precise irrigation calculation based on soil/climate data and predictive models.
- SUEZkeySUEZ and Seabex partnered to experiment with agronomic benefits of biochar in several farms in the Loiret region, starting September 2025 for a 5-year duration. Seabex will use its AI, satellite imagery, and field data tools to measure biochar's impact on soil health, water stress resistance, and agricultural performance. SUEZ contributes via its Carbonité biochar joint venture (with Airex Énergie and Groupe Rémabec). Partnership originated from Aquanova competitiveness cluster.
- AgriprodkeySeabex and Agriprod announced a strategic partnership at SIAT 2024 in Tunisia to propel precision agriculture in Tunisia. Agriprod provides agricultural and environmental project advisory expertise, complementing Seabex's AI irrigation technology. Jointly developing precision irrigation solutions, integrating strategic and operational advisory with technology deployment, and promoting sustainable, connected farming practices.
- Chambres d'Agriculture Centre-Val de LoirekeyRegional chamber network that co-conducted a 2023 study with Seabex evaluating Net Irrig + VRI (variable rate irrigation) combinations. Findings: 40% water savings on 34 ha pivot (23,000 m³), 30% savings on 52 ha. Study confirmed Net Irrig as central decision-making tool for precision irrigation.
- Chambre d'Agriculture du CherkeyCONCERT'EAU programme partner. Conducted an independent study in 2023-2024 validating Net Irrig's water savings of 19-36% on irrigated maize across multiple farms. Study showed 24-60mm water savings per hectare (avg ~400 m³/ha/year) with no reduction in crop water security. Findings publicly documented and published.
- Chambre d'Agriculture du LoiretkeyLong-standing institutional partner. Partnership agreement signed in 2021-2022 during COVID. Seabex deployed its STU climate simulator and water diagnostic tools for field advisors and member farmers in Loiret. Chamber validates Seabex technology and provides farmer network access.
Scale indicators13 records
Recent moves10 records
Expansion highlights6 records
Seabex competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- xFarm Technologies: European farm management SaaS combining sensor and satellite data for irrigation, crop protection, and sustainability reporting. Comparable to Seabex on the B2B SaaS irrigation and sustainability-reporting layer, with a stronger footprint in Italy and Switzerland.
- Taranis: AI-powered crop intelligence platform using satellite and aerial imagery for field-level monitoring, yield prediction, and agronomic recommendations. Closely comparable to Seabex on satellite imagery processing and AI-driven per-field diagnostics; differs in heavier emphasis on scouting and crop health than irrigation.
- CropX Technologies: Precision irrigation and soil analytics company combining sensor-based and satellite-derived data to deliver irrigation recommendations. Most direct peer to Seabex in the irrigation decision-support category, distinguished by a sensor-first rather than sensorless architecture.
Emerging players
- Sencrop: European connected weather station network for farmers offering rainfall, microclimate, and irrigation decision-support data. Listed as a Seabex integration partner — overlaps at the in-field data layer rather than the satellite agronomic modeling layer.
- Climate Farmers: European regenerative agriculture platform providing satellite-based monitoring and carbon/water stewardship services to cooperatives and food brands. Comparable in connecting field-level satellite data to corporate sustainability claims and cooperative-level deployment.
- Arable: Crop intelligence platform combining weather stations, satellite data, and analytics for irrigation and yield decisions. Comparable in combining satellite + ground-truth data for irrigation recommendations; smaller scale than Seabex and more sensor-anchored.
Others
- Aquila Genomics / AquaCrop (FAO): FAO's open-source crop-water productivity modeling tool that underpins much of the agronomic methodology Seabex references (FAO-56 / Penman-Monteith). Adjacent ecosystem actor; Seabex's agronomic models build on this public foundation.
Broad incumbents
- Semios: Precision agriculture platform combining IoT sensors, satellite imagery, and pest/disease models for specialty crops. Adjacent comparable to Seabex on the enterprise agronomic AI + climate risk layering and on serving high-value crop verticals (orchards, vineyards).
- Climate FieldView (Bayer): Bayer's flagship precision agriculture platform combining satellite imagery, agronomic modeling, and farm data management. It is the most established large-scale competitor in the same sensorless/satellite-driven agronomic AI category as Seabex, with deeper capital and a global installed base of farmers.
- IBM Environmental Intelligence Suite (formerly The Weather Company): Enterprise weather and climate risk analytics platform providing agricultural climate data, yield modeling, and ESG reporting datasets. Overlaps with Seabex at the climate-risk projection and enterprise sustainability-reporting layer used by large food and beverage companies.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Trust signalCompliance5 records
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Seabex leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles4 records
Seabex subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries1 record
Seabex funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds2 records
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Seabex M&A and investment
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Frequently asked questions about Seabex
What does Seabex do?
Seabex builds a sensorless AI + satellite platform that delivers daily irrigation recommendations, water stress alerts, satellite intelligence analytics (31 spectral indices) and audit-ready CSRD / ESRS E3 water reporting for farmers, agricultural cooperatives and agroindustrial enterprises. The platform covers 50 crops and 250+ varieties across more than 90,000 hectares in six countries, validated by independent Chambers of Agriculture for 16-40% water savings without any on-farm hardware. Revenue comes from recurring SaaS subscriptions across Net Irrig, Agrisense, Seabex Prime, Satellite Intelligence, Magonia, STU Climate Simulator and ESRS E3 reporting modules.
Is Seabex a public or private company?
Seabex is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.
When was Seabex founded?
Seabex was founded in 2020. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is Seabex based?
Seabex is headquartered in Orléans, France, in the Europe region.
How does Seabex make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. Subscription SaaS — Irrigation Management Platform is the primary driver. The others are satellite Intelligence Premium Add-on, enterprise / Territory Data Aggregation, CSRD / ESRS E3 Water Reporting for Agroindustrials and STU Climate Simulator Enterprise Licenses.
Who are Seabex's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are xFarm Technologies, Taranis and CropX Technologies. Emerging players are Sencrop, Climate Farmers and Arable. Aquila Genomics / AquaCrop (FAO) is listed as an others. Broad incumbents are Semios, Climate FieldView (Bayer) and IBM Environmental Intelligence Suite (formerly The Weather Company).
Does Seabex have an API?
Yes. Documented API available for ESG reporting integrations. Seabex offers structured export and API integration to connect water measurement data with enterprise sustainability platforms including SAP, EcoVadis, and CDP Water. The Climate Simulator (STU) provides direct API and data feeds for integration into ERP, procurement portals, or risk management systems. Developer documentation is at seabex.com/reporting-csrd.
What industry is Seabex in?
Seabex's product category is Precision Agriculture Software (AgTech SaaS — Irrigation & Water Management). Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFAAAFAI, Satellite Imagery & Monitoring Platforms, with a secondary code of AFABAMAG, Irrigation Scheduling & Water Optimization Analytics. Its NAICS code is 115116 and its SIC code is 700.