MarketPing

MarketPing is an Indian stock-market intelligence platform that reads NSE and BSE corporate filings with AI and pushes plain-English summaries, importance scores and alerts to WhatsApp and the web.

What is MarketPing?

MarketPing is an AI-powered market intelligence platform for Indian equities that ingests corporate announcements filed with NSE and BSE, reads each filing in full, classifies it, scores its importance and routes a summary to the user's feed. Inputs are exchange filings, earnings-call transcripts, investor presentations, IPO documents and measured price data; outputs are WhatsApp and email alerts, page-cited answers from the Nexa AI assistant, post-event price-reaction statistics and filing-backed discovery lists. It runs as a browser-based web app with no install, and also exposes a read-only MCP server. The product is built by MarketPing (marketping.in) and covers every company listed on the two exchanges.

What makes MarketPing stand out?

• Filing-to-feed speed — median 49 seconds from exchange publication to live in the feed over the seven days to 27 Aug 2026 (n=6,535 filings), with 67% under 60 seconds, BSE at 47s and NSE at 55s; WhatsApp delivery runs slower at about 135s median because it adds the AI read and the send.
• Page-cited answers — Nexa AI answers only from MarketPing's own warehouse (30,000+ documents and 2.2 million+ filing pages) and attaches a page citation to every document claim, which the server verifies before display; if the data isn't held, it says so.
• Six alert dimensions with five importance levels — Watchlist, Industries, AI Categories, Signals and IPO are switched on separately, each with its own Minimum to Critical threshold, and Stacks (Trader plan) follows a self-rebuilding list. Switching a dimension off stops that class of event entirely.
• 106 classified signals — rare, specific events such as order wins, pledge releases, auditor resignations and regulatory observations, distinct from the 15+ broad AI categories attached to every filing.
• Reaction Lab — tags each filing by category and signal, then tracks the stock's price at 14 horizons (5m, 15m, 30m, 1d, 1w, 1m and longer) so users can see the historical hit rate and drift for similar events.
• Document surfaces — earnings calls transcribed with management tone scored topic by topic and guidance tracked against later reports, investor decks read slide by slide, and mainboard plus SME IPO pages with category-wise subscription and no grey market premium.
• Discover — 90-day catalyst buckets (contract wins, guidance raised, breakout results, red flags) and theme lists tiered core / growing / announced / mention-only, each entry linked to the underlying filing and its measured reaction.
• MCP server — one URL connects MarketPing to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Perplexity, free and with no API key or broker account; every tool is read-only.

Who should use MarketPing?

• Retail traders tracking a dozen or more stocks — follow 30 or 100 names and let WhatsApp deliver only the filings that clear a chosen importance threshold, instead of manually checking exchange pages.
• Long-term investors who read annual reports — ask Nexa a plain-English question about a company and check the cited source page rather than trusting an unsourced AI answer.
• Event-driven and results-season investors — read the earnings-call takeaways, guidance items and post-event reaction history before deciding whether to open the full transcript.
• Newer investors — use the AI summary on each filing and the free IPO digest to work out which announcements are worth opening in full.

What can you do with MarketPing?

• Active trader: set a watchlist plus market-wide Signals and Industries follows at High or Critical, and receive an estimated handful of WhatsApp alerts a day covering order wins, auditor changes and results instead of the full firehose.
• Fundamental researcher: pull a page-cited answer on a company's auditor history, capex guidance or pledge releases, then open the linked filing to verify the figure.
• IPO watcher: track mainboard and SME issues from DRHP to listing with live QIB, NII and retail subscription figures and a daily digest on WhatsApp, free on every plan.
• Theme hunter: browse Discover for companies that filed contract wins or guidance raises in the last 90 days, with each entry dated and its price reaction recorded.

How does MarketPing work?

The pipeline runs continuously over roughly 1,500 filings a day: each filing is read, classified, scored for importance, verified against the source and routed to whoever asked for it. Users sign up on the web, pick alert dimensions and thresholds in settings, and receive alerts on WhatsApp or email; Nexa questions are asked in plain English in the browser or through the MCP server. WhatsApp delivery lands a couple of minutes after the feed because the AI read and message send add time.

Pricing

MarketPing is freemium with a free tier and two paid tiers, billed monthly or annually. Free is ₹0 with 5 watchlist stocks, 30 WhatsApp alerts a month, 10 Nexa questions and IPO alerts. Investor is ₹149/month billed yearly (renews at ₹1,910/yr) for 30 stocks, 400 alerts and 100 Nexa questions. Trader is ₹449/month billed yearly (renews at ₹5,750/yr) for 100 stocks, 1,000 alerts, 300 Nexa questions, Stacks and every valuation-model input. A 7-day trial of either paid plan is available once per account with no card.

FAQ

Is MarketPing free?

There is a free-forever plan with 5 watchlist stocks, 30 WhatsApp alerts a month, 10 Nexa AI questions, IPO alerts and full web browsing of company pages, filings and the screener. Paid plans start at ₹149/month billed yearly and raise the stock, alert and question limits.

How fast are the WhatsApp alerts?

Feed latency is a median 49 seconds from exchange publication to the alert appearing in MarketPing, with 67% under 60 seconds. WhatsApp is slower at roughly 135 seconds median, because the message adds the AI read and the send on top of the feed entry.

Does MarketPing work inside ChatGPT or Claude?

Yes. MarketPing runs an MCP server at marketping.in/mcp that connects to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Perplexity by pasting one URL. It is free, needs no API key or broker account, and every tool is read-only, so the assistant can look up filings, fundamentals and IPO data but cannot trade or see a portfolio.

Does MarketPing give buy or sell recommendations?

No. Nexa AI never gives buy or sell advice, the IPO tracker deliberately publishes no grey market premium and no apply-or-avoid call, and Discover lists carry no analyst ratings — only filings, dates and measured price reactions.

What happens when the free trial ends?

After the 7-day Investor or Trader trial ends, alerts stop until a paid plan is activated and do not revert to the free-plan allowance, although the website stays open to browse. Questions are only counted when they open the underlying data; help with the product itself is free on every plan.