Pricing
Free to read.
Paid to read backwards.
Everything a company has told the exchange stays free, permanently — the record, the filings, and your own calls on what comes next. What costs money is time: the whole forward book instead of the next ninety days, and the full history of what each company promised and what it filed afterwards.
That is the only thing River has that cannot be copied. Anyone can add alerts. Nobody can add a promise dated three years ago whose outcome was recorded before it was known.
Reader
Free
No account needed to read anything.
The whole record, the next ninety days, the last thirty, and unlimited calls of your own.
Start readingPro
₹7,499 a year
One price. No permanent sale.
All of time: the full forward book, every promise each company has made with what it filed after, the base rates, and how your own calls turned out.
Desk
₹59,999 a year
For research desks and IR agencies.
Everything in Pro, plus the full base-rate series, API and bulk export, webhooks, and five seats or more.
Get in touchWhat each one opens
The four rows in gold are the ones the price actually turns on. Everything above them is free and stays free.
Columns, left to right: Reader · Pro · Desk
The first hundred
₹4,999 a year, locked for as long as you keep it.
Being honest about what you would be buying: the forward book is complete today, and your own scorecard works from your first call. The history is weeks old, and the base rates do not exist yet — they need a year of promises coming due and being watched. A founding member is paying early for the record as it fills, at a price that never goes up.
If that sounds like paying for something unfinished, it is. That is what the price is for, and it is the only discount River will run — a hundred spots, once, rather than a permanent sale against a list price nobody pays.
Things worth saying plainly
Your calls are free forever, at every tier
They are the one thing in River nobody else could rebuild, and charging you to hand them over would be absurd. Seeing and exporting your own calls is always free, because they are your data. What Pro adds is the mirror — how they turned out.
Yearly only
Monthly billing in India mostly buys churn. A year gives River twelve months to be worth it and gives you one decision instead of twelve.
No free trial, because the free tier is not a trial
Reader is the product, not a sample of it. If the record is not useful to you for free, Pro will not fix that.
River still does not tell you what to buy
No ratings, no rankings, no recommendations, no forecasts, at any price. River is not a registered investment adviser. The paid tiers open more of the record, never an opinion about it.