StockGro6

Members & Revenue · Revenue Ops

Five tiers, five plays, one owner each

The agents do not set price. They find the members for whom the next tier is genuinely better value, and they hand the case to a human with the evidence attached. Elite is on watch because its concierge promise is only as good as its staffing.

Paying members

214k

+11.2% QoQ

Blended ARPU

₹1,142

+4.8%

Net revenue retention

112%

Pipeline from plays

₹20.2Cr ARR

modelled, owner per play

Tiers

Members, ARPU and the lever that moves each one

TierMembersARPULeverHealth
StockGro Free34.1M₹0Ad-supported + funnel into Prohealthy
Pro Monthly148k₹399Stoxo limits, renewal pressure watched dailyhealthy
Pro Annual58k₹2,988Upgrade play at month 4 of monthlygrowing
Elite8.2k₹9,999Concierge voice + advisor accesswatch
Stoxo for Advisors42 firms₹1.8L/moSeats + metered research callsgrowing

Expansion plays

Each with a modelled value and a named owner

Monthly → annual at month 4live₹3.4Cr ARR

Owner Revenue ops

Elite concierge for top-decile portfolioslive₹1.9Cr ARR

Owner Revenue ops

Advisor tenants, metered researchramping₹9.1Cr ARR

Owner Partnerships

Academy certification feepilot₹1.2Cr ARR

Owner Academy

Research syndication to brokersproposed₹4.6Cr ARR

Owner Partnerships

What the agents will not do

Pricing discipline is a product decision

  • No discount as a first move. The retention data says it buys a month and costs a year.
  • No upsell to a member whose current tier is underused — the case has to be true.
  • No price change without a human; agents propose cohorts, never rate cards.
  • No performance claim in an upgrade message. Compliance Guard blocks it before it sends.