What Redagro changed

• Added a new value proposition focusing on "verified profiles" and "real data."
• Expanded the search scope to emphasize "nationwide" coverage and "labor-specific" filtering.
• Updated the description of Pial (their AI tool) to focus on helping users "decide better" rather than just identifying crop issues.
• Reorganized the "how it works" section into a numbered three-step process (01-03).
• Clarified that the free tier for Pial includes three daily consultations.

RedAgro is shifting from a simple classifieds list to a structured marketplace. By adding "verified profiles" and "nationwide search," they are trying to build more trust between farmers and contractors while making their AI tool, Pial, sound more like a decision-support assistant than just a photo scanner.

• The number of verified companies increased from 114 to 121.
• The number of companies with a declared phone number and category increased from 70 to 74.

The platform is growing its business directory. This shows more companies are trusting the site to reach farm machinery operators and contractors.

• The text for brands changed from a general description to specific stats.
• Added "114 empresas verificadas" (114 verified companies).
• Added "70 con teléfono y rubro declarado" (70 with phone and declared category).

RedAgro is moving from general claims to specific numbers to prove their scale. By showing they have 114 verified companies, they are trying to build more trust with brands that want to advertise to farm contractors.