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The Pipeline tier is the live flow — newly admitted CIRPs, every ongoing case and every open EoI, with watchlists. The Full Desk adds the concluded record: every resolution, liquidation and withdrawal with haircuts and recoveries, sector benchmarks, saved-search alerts and data export. Sourcing deals? Pipeline. Pricing them too? Full Desk.

Yes. Companies, land and plants sell through the Code for less than Rs 100 crore too, and the process is the same public one the ARCs use. The Pipeline tier at an introductory Rs 1,999/month is built to be an individual’s entry ticket: every open EoI with its deadline, every new admission, and watchlists on the cases you name. Many buyers here are HNIs and family offices making their first distressed acquisition.

Because it sells a different thing: the live market, not just the record. The ARC / Investor tier surfaces new admissions and EoIs the moment they’re filed, alerts you when one matches your criteria, and lets you export and model recent quarters. You’re paying for a deal-sourcing edge that renews every week — missing one good asset costs far more than the subscription.

Seven days of read access — the live pipeline, open EoI deadlines, the last two quarters of verdicts, and professional intelligence. Access is granted on approval while the first funds are onboarded, usually the same day; no card is taken and it simply expires unless you subscribe. Members get the rolling 24-month record, with benchmarks computed over the full history since 2017.

A subscription is for the flow — the live pipeline, alerts, analytics, and a rolling 24-month window of concluded outcomes you can read and export. The deeper archive back to 2017 is not sold as a dataset: it stays with our research desk, powering the benchmarks, averages and models on every page. Enterprise buyers who need historical analyses can commission custom research engagements drawn from it.

The ARC / Investor plan is priced at ten months for twelve — Rs 37,990/year versus Rs 45,588 paid monthly, so two months are on the house for paying yearly. The professional plan is monthly — Pro at an introductory Rs 999/month for the first year.

No. Your profile is free and public whether you subscribe or not, and claiming it is free — verification, the contact button and the open-to-assignments flag included. Pro adds your narrative on your cases, intelligence on your own practice, and full read access to the whole market. To claim your existing profile, go here.

IBBI public records, public announcements and Form G notices, NCLT orders, and the IBBI register of insolvency professionals — structured, benchmarked and interpreted. Every figure is stored verbatim from its source document — nothing is estimated or filled in by hand, and a blank means the source hasn’t published it yet, never zero. The spine refreshes weekly and court-order flow is read continuously, which is how a verdict shows up here before IBBI's quarterly figures are published. How we source, cross-examine and correct it is documented openly on our methodology page. stressed.in is not affiliated with IBBI, NCLT or any government body.

Different tools for different questions. Company-data platforms cover all of corporate India from registry filings — broad, but insolvency is a sideline. The regulator’s published statistics are official and aggregate, on a quarterly clock. We do one thing: the insolvency lifecycle, case by case, admission to outcome, benchmarked against nine years of verdicts and refreshed weekly. If your question is “what is this company?”, use a company-data platform. If it is “what should this distressed deal pay, and when does the window close?” — that is this site.

Rely on them for discovery and benchmarking; verify before you sign. Every figure is stored verbatim from a public source document and the dossier links that source — read the original order or Form G before committing money, because the record itself governs, not our copy of it. A blank means the source hasn’t published a figure — never zero. And if you find a figure that doesn’t match its source, tell us: we correct it on the record.

Two pages were built exactly for you: how the pipeline works — the four stages every case moves through — and the glossary, every insolvency term in plain English. Ten minutes across both and the rest of this site reads itself.

Subscriptions are prepaid and self-serve. Professionals: sign in and choose a plan. Investors: request the free 7-day trial (no card) — links go out the same day — then subscribe in one click, or straight from this page. Prefer a human? WhatsApp us or hello@stressed.in — we reply the same day.