Everything MarketPing does — with the numbers

Real-time filing alerts on WhatsApp

MarketPing delivers every corporate filing for your companies to WhatsApp within minutes of the exchange publishing it — results, dividends, buybacks, order wins, pledges, resignations, M&A, anything filed with NSE or BSE. Duplicate NSE/BSE filings are de-duplicated into one alert per event, and delivery speed is identical on every plan: real-time is the product, not an upsell.

You choose what triggers alerts: specific companies (your watchlist), whole industries, importance thresholds, AI categories or signals — so a portfolio investor and a special-situations trader configure very different streams from the same feed.

AI summaries and importance scores on every alert

Every alert MarketPing sends has already been read by AI: a plain-English summary of what the filing says, an importance score separating market-moving news from routine compliance noise, an AI category, and signal tags (e.g. new orders, capacity expansion, pledge changes). You read two lines instead of a 40-page PDF — and the full analysis is one tap away on the alert page.

Price-reaction history on announcements

MarketPing answers the question every other platform skips: what actually happened to the price? Each analysed announcement shows the stock's real move across 14 horizons — from 5 minutes after the filing to 6 months out — and the Reaction Lab aggregates how each category of announcement has historically moved stocks, so you can calibrate expectations before the market opens.

Stock screener with custom formulas

Yes, MarketPing has a real screener: 108 fundamental and valuation metrics — growth, margins, returns (ROE/ROCE), leverage, cash flow, valuation multiples and TTM figures — across 5,000+ NSE & BSE companies, with 10 years of XBRL-sourced financials behind them. Try it at marketping.in/screener.

You build queries two ways. The visual builder stacks conditions with an ALL/ANY combinator, sector scoping and a live plain-English summary of your query. The formula editor is a free-text query language with cross-field arithmetic — write expressions like ttm_net_profit / ttm_revenue * 100 > 12 AND ratio_debt_equity < 0.5 with AND/OR/NOT, parentheses, syntax highlighting and live validation. And you can save any expression as a custom metric — a named ratio of your own that then appears in filters, columns and future formulas like any built-in field. Screens can be saved, re-run and exported.

And uniquely: the alerts screener applies the same idea to announcements — screen filings by category, importance, signals and the company's fundamentals in one query. No other Indian platform screens the news itself.

Company pages: fundamentals to filings in one place

Every listed company gets a full page: 10 years of income statement, balance sheet, cash flow and ratios (consolidated with standalone fallback), valuation history, peer comparison, technicals, shareholding pattern, governance and sustainability disclosures, the complete filing archive with AI summaries — and AI analysis of investor presentations. Browse the company directory.

AI earnings-call analysis

MarketPing's earnings-call section doesn't just transcribe — it analyses. For each company you get the tone trajectory across quarters (is management getting more or less confident?), guidance extracted and tracked, and a said-vs-did comparison of management commentary against the numbers they later reported.

Market and macro context

The Market section adds the backdrop: a daily AI market briefing per NSE trading day (MarketPing Score, sector heatmap, FII/DII and NSDL FPI cash-route flows, breadth, movers), a forward-looking results calendar, an economic calendar of Indian macro indicators, and FPI flow tracking that correctly separates cash-market flows from primary-market (IPO/QIP) money — a distinction most platforms blur.

IPO tracker: subscription, performance, bankers — no GMP

Yes, MarketPing tracks IPOs — 1,150+ mainboard and SME issues going back to 2020, free to browse at marketping.in/ipo. Every issue gets six tabs: the overview, who bid (live category-wise subscription — QIB, non-institutional, retail — from exchange data), the offer, after-listing performance computed from exchange prices, page-cited risk factors extracted by AI from the prospectus, and the bankers behind it.

Then it goes where other trackers don't: how IPOs have actually done — the share of listed issues trading below their issue price and the median return since listing — and lead managers ranked by how their issues performed, across 167 book runners. For current and upcoming issues, AI reads the prospectus itself: fresh-issue vs offer-for-sale split, implied P/E with the method stated, and risk factors cited to the page they appear on.

Two things you will not find here, deliberately: grey market premium (an unregulated, unverifiable number) and apply/avoid recommendations. Facts, comparisons and history only. IPO alerts — new issue announced, issue fully subscribed — and a daily IPO digest arrive on WhatsApp free on every plan.

Discover: stock discovery with receipts

marketping.in/discovergroups stocks by what they actually filed — contract and order wins, guidance raised, capacity expansion, promoters buying, debt reduction, buybacks, turnarounds — computed from AI-classified NSE & BSE filings over rolling 90-day windows, so the counts mean something. Every company's entry is dated, linked to the trigger filing itself, and shows the stock's measured move 1 day, 1 week and 1 month after it.

Two honesty features you won't find on tag-based discovery products: mirror views — guidance raised has guidance cut one click away, promoters buying has promoters selling — and a Red Flags bucket(invoked pledges, auditor exits, SEBI actions, insolvency admissions) that surfaces the list nobody publishes because it doesn't sell dreams.

Theme lists — AI, EV, semiconductors, defence, drones, solar, data centers and more — tier every company as core business / growing / announced / mention-only, and every tier is backed by a page-cited verbatim quote from the company's own annual report. “AI is the business” and “mentioned AI once in the outlook” never share a number. No analyst ratings, no buy/sell verdicts anywhere — evidence, not tips.

Stacks: combine screens, indices and lists into one living list

marketping.in/stacks answers the question every screener user eventually asks: which companies keep showing up across severalof my screens? A stack is a list of companies rebuilt every morning from layers — any list MarketPing already knows how to make: a saved screen (including one pasted in from Screener.in, mapped condition by condition), one of a hundred built-in screens, an index, a Discover catalyst bucket or theme, companies that announced a given filing in the last N days, your watchlist, your broker holdings, even another stack — under one rule: how many of the counting layers a company must clear. A layer can also be “must be in” (scope to the Nifty 500) or “must not be in” (hide what you already follow).

The scorecard shows every member with the layers it clears and how many consecutive days it has been in. Each stack keeps a daily snapshot, so it records what entered, left, climbed or slipped — and 6 curated stacks (“Quality × Growth, Nifty 500”, “Clears four of the six MarketPing screens”, “Contract wins from quality companies”) are public to browse, changing every trading day. Stacks is a Trader-planfeature (₹599/month): building, running, saving and exporting stacks, following a curated one, and the WhatsApp that comes with it — a morning card when a stack's members change, and the filings its members make, at an importance you set per stack. Nothing here is a rating — membership is a fact about which screens a company clears today.

Build your own valuation model of any company

Modelsis a valuation model you build, not a report we publish. Open any company with a filed annual statement and every input sits in a sidebar — revenue growth for five explicit years and then flat, margin, capex, working capital, tax, the discount rate, what happens after the horizon — each defaulting to the company's own filed figure, with the value per share recomputed on every change. Three templates cover the market: a free-cash-flow DCF with the three projected statements and a balance check, an excess-return model for banks and NBFCs, and a sum of the parts over the filed segment EBIT.

Around the model: the reverse DCF (the growth the market price implies), peer multiples applied to the filed base, a football field, a WACC × terminal-growth sensitivity, a seeded Monte Carlo with driver ranking, named scenarios side by side, a printable two-page Model Note, and a 23-sheet Excel workbook (a Screener-compatible Data Sheet, ten years of statements, quarters, segments, shareholding, prices, ratios, events, guidance, peers, charts) with your model as live formulas. Running a model is free. Saving, sharing, the workbook and the API keys are the Institutional plan. The figure is your arithmetic over your assumptions; the page says so beside the number, and MarketPing never calls it a fair value, a target or a rating.

Nexa AI: research chat with verified answers

marketping.in/nexaanswers plain-English questions about any Indian listed company — “what did the auditor flag in FY24?”, “quote what management said about capex, with the page”, “how did the market react to their last results?” — grounded ONLY in MarketPing's own warehouse: 30,000+ documents and 2.2 million+page-anchored filing pages (annual reports, concall transcripts, investor decks back ~10 years), plus fundamentals and measured price reactions. You watch it work: the agent narrates each step as it opens a document's table of contents and reads the exact pages.

What no other Indian product does: the answer is verified before you see it. Every document claim carries a page citation the server checks against the filing text — an unverifiable citation is stripped, never shown. Every figure is machine-checked against the warehouse. And if we don't hold the data, it says so instead of improvising. Buy/sell and target-price questions are refused by design — the same editorial line as no-GMP on the IPO tracker.

Visitors can run the sample questions free. A free account asks 10 questions a month; Investor gets 100, Trader 300 — flat monthly allowances, not per-query credits.

MarketPing inside your own AI assistant (MCP server)

Yes, MarketPing has an official MCP server. marketping.in/mcp gives you one URL — mcp.marketping.in/mcp — to paste into any assistant that speaks the Model Context Protocol. Claude takes it on every plan including Free (Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector); ChatGPT takes it on paid plans with developer mode on the web; Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, Perplexity, Grok, Le Chat, Windsurf, Cline, Roo Code, Zed, JetBrains and LM Studio all work. There is no API key and no signup.

20 read-only tools put the whole platform behind whatever you are already asking: corporate announcements with the measured price reaction to each filing, page-indexed annual reports and concall transcripts your assistant can quote with real citations, the 5,000+-company screener across 108 metrics, the daily-rebuilt Stacks, the IPO tracker, FPI flows and the calendars. Read-only by construction — the server cannot place a trade, move money or see a portfolio, because it has no such capability to expose.

We are not the first Indian MCP server and don't claim to be — Zerodha, Trendlyne, Tapetide, INDmoney and several brokers shipped one earlier. The difference is what it serves. Broker servers read your portfolio and need a broker login; Trendlyne's costs ₹299/month with no free tier and carries no announcement-reaction data. MarketPing's researches any listed Indian company, free, and is the only one that hands an assistant per-filing price reactions and page-cited filing text.

33 free calculators

marketping.in/tools hosts 33 free calculators — SIP, lumpsum, capital-gains tax (FY 2026-27 rates), brokerage and STT, buyback acceptance, rights entitlement, DCF and more. Free, no signup, with editable rates so they stay accurate as rules change.

Plans: free forever, paid for coverage

The free plan includes the full product for 5 companies — same real-time WhatsApp alerts, same AI summaries — plus IPO alerts and the daily IPO digest at no charge. Investor (₹199/month or ₹1,910/year) covers 30 companies with every research surface unlocked; Trader (₹599/month or ₹5,750/year) covers 100. No plan carries ads. See current pricing or how MarketPing compares to Screener.in, Moneycontrol, Tickertape and Trendlyne.

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