IPO Screener

Most IPO pages force you to evaluate one issue at a time. The screener inverts that: you describe the kind of issue you care about — say, mainboard only, above ₹500 Cr, subscribed more than 5x — and it returns the issues that qualify.

It reads the same live feed that powers the IPO Tracker, so results reflect whatever data has been published at the time you load the page.

Status (open, upcoming, closed, listed), platform (mainboard or SME), minimum grey-market premium, minimum subscription multiple, minimum issue size, maximum issue price, and a minimum opportunity score. You can also restrict results to issues that currently have a matched grey-market quote.

Results can be sorted by score, premium, subscription or issue size depending on what you are trying to rank.

An IPO that has not been assigned a grey-market quote, or whose subscription has not been published yet, is excluded when you set a threshold on that field — it is not silently treated as zero. This matters most for upcoming issues, where very little has been published.

If a filter seems to remove more issues than expected, that is usually why. Clear the filter to see everything again.

Valuation multiples, profitability ratios such as ROE and ROCE, debt levels, revenue growth, anchor-investor participation and category-wise subscription are not part of the data this site receives. Offering filters for them would mean generating numbers rather than reporting them, so those filters do not exist.

For those inputs, the Red Herring Prospectus linked on each IPO page remains the authoritative source.

Treat the screener as a shortlisting step, not a decision. A high score reflects strong grey-market premium and subscription, which describe demand — not whether a business is worth owning. Open the individual IPO page to review the DNA profile, the divergence check and the information-confidence read before deciding anything.