How Suvidha works

A marketplace for compliance work that runs on the record.

Suvidha is a closed marketplace for fixed-scope statutory work — GST returns, company and LLP filings, trademark applications, licences and registrations. Every service has a set price, a committed deadline, and a full trail of who did what and when. Nothing happens over a phone call or a chat thread you’ll lose.

What makes it different

A closed catalogue, not an open bidding pit

Every listing inside a category collects the exact same intake fields, so you compare providers like-for-like — on price and turnaround, not on who wrote the flashier description.

Fixed scope and price, up front

The price breakup, the turnaround window, and the documents you'll need are all on the offering page before you commit. No "final quote after we talk".

Escrow plus an honest SLA clock

Your payment sits in escrow until you accept delivery — the provider is paid for finishing, not for starting. The countdown pauses whenever it's your turn to respond.

Professionals verified before they list

Identity, entity, and bank ownership are checked for every provider. Regulated categories additionally require ICAI / Bar / GSTP registration, reviewed by hand before those listings go live.

The journey, both sides

The same order underlies both views — a buyer places it, a provider delivers it, and every step is visible on the order itself.

1
Pick a fixed-scope service
Every listing shows its price breakup, turnaround window, and exactly which documents you'll need — before you commit to anything.
2
Accept what it collects
A consent screen generated from the service's own intake schema shows every field it will ask for and why. Nothing hidden, nothing extra.
3
Pay into escrow
Funds are held until you accept delivery — the provider isn't paid for starting, only for finishing.
4
Fill in your details
A guided form built from the service's schema — required fields, file uploads, and nothing that isn't listed on the offering page.
5
Answer clarifications, if any
If something's off, the provider flags the exact field, inside the order. The SLA countdown pauses honestly while it's your turn.
6
Accept delivery, or dispute it
Review what's delivered against what was promised. Close it out and release payment, or raise a dispute for a reasoned outcome.

Recurring filings

For work that repeats — monthly GST, quarterly TDS, annual ROC — you can subscribe to a service so each cycle’s order is created for you on schedule, with the same provider and the same fixed price.

What it costs

One number, shown before you pay.

For buyers

The price on the offering page is the price you pay — the platform fee is already inside it, and the full breakup (service, platform fee, any government fee) is itemised on the consent screen before checkout. It has to be: disclosing it up front is a legal requirement, not a courtesy (see your rights).

For providers

You receive the service price minus a platform fee. The fee rate is set per category and shown while you price an offering, so the amount you’ll be paid on a completed order is never a surprise. Escrow releases on buyer acceptance; payouts run on a fixed schedule to your verified bank account.

Common questions

The ones that come up before the first order.

: Yes. Payment is held in escrow from checkout and is only released to the provider when you accept the delivery. If you raise a dispute instead, the funds stay held until it’s resolved.

I need something filed

Browse the catalogue and see the price, timeline, and document list for every service.

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I do this work

Get verified, price the templates you can deliver, and take orders with the scope fixed before you start.

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