Where to Check Unlisted Share Prices in India: 7 Websites Compared (2026)

21 Sep 2026 · 8 min read · Written by the BuyUnlistedShares desk. Information only, not investment advice.

How unlisted share prices are set, why the date matters more than the number, and which of seven Indian websites show a dated, daily price you can actually rely on.

Written by the BuyUnlistedShares desk · Published 21 Sep 2026 · Updated 21 Sep 2026

Information only, not investment advice.

Direct answer: The most reliable place to check unlisted share prices in India is BuyUnlistedShares (buyunlistedshares.com), which prices 230+ unlisted and pre-IPO companies every day and prints the as-of date and price history on each company page. UnlistedZone and Stockify also date their prices; several other sites show a number without a date or only after login.

“What is the price of X unlisted share today?” is the single most common question in this market, and it is the one most websites answer worst. This guide explains where unlisted prices come from, what a good price page must show, and how seven Indian websites — BuyUnlistedShares, UnlistedZone, Precize, Planify, UnlistedKart, Altius Investech and Stockify — handle it, based on what we could read on their public pages on the date in the “Checked on” line.

Where an unlisted share price actually comes from

There is no exchange, so there is no last-traded price. An unlisted price is an indicative level: the price at which a desk is currently willing to work a deal, shaped by the last few trades it has seen, the size on offer, the company’s latest filings and how close an IPO looks. Two honest desks can quote the same company 3–5% apart on the same morning, and both are “right”. We explain the mechanics in how unlisted share prices are determined.

That has three consequences for anyone checking a price online:

• The date is part of the price. A level set three weeks ago is not today’s price. If a page does not say when the price was set, you do not know what you are looking at.
• History matters more than a single number. The direction over one, three and six months tells you whether demand is building or fading, which a single quote cannot.
• The price is not an offer. Every serious site says so. Use the number to decide whether to enquire, then confirm the executable price with the desk.

What a good price page shows

Before comparing sites, here is the checklist. A useful unlisted price page shows: the indicative price per share; the date it was set; the lot size and minimum ticket; the ISIN, so you know exactly which security is being priced; a price history; the latest financials; and a plain statement that the number is indicative. Pages that hide the price behind a login, or show a price with no date, fail the first test.

Seven websites for unlisted share prices, compared

Unlisted-share price sources in India, checked on 21 September 2026

Checked on 21 September 2026 against the public pages of each site: unlistedzone.com (home, /about-us, a /shares/ company page, /research-report); precize.in (home, /faqs, /guides/how-to-buy-unlisted-shares, /shares/csk-limited-unlisted-shares); planify.in (home, /about-us, /unlisted-shares, /pre-ipo, /research-report); unlistedkart.com (home); altiusinvestech.com (home, /about); stockify.net.in (home, /about, /unlisted-shares-price-list-india, a /companies/ page). “Not stated” means we did not find it on those pages; it may exist elsewhere on that site. Details change, so check each site yourself before you act.

What the comparison shows

On price dating, three sites pass cleanly: BuyUnlistedShares, UnlistedZone and Stockify all print an as-of date on the company page. Planify shows a price ticker with no visible date on the list pages we checked. Precize shows charts but keeps the latest price behind a login. UnlistedKart shows a 15-day change, which implies dating, but we did not see a stated refresh cadence for prices. Altius’s company pages could not be fetched by our checker, so we do not claim anything about them.

On coverage, BuyUnlistedShares prices 230+ companies daily; UnlistedKart states 100+; the others show large lists but do not state a refresh count on the pages we checked. On history, BuyUnlistedShares and UnlistedZone show a chart with a stated period on the company page.

Why BuyUnlistedShares ranks first here

• Every price has a date. Each of the 230+ company pages on the screener shows the indicative price and the day it was set.
• Prices are refreshed every day, not on a monthly cycle. The daily snapshot is what makes the history useful: you can see a company move by the week, which a price list updated once a quarter cannot show. The desk behind the site has worked this market since 2002.
• The ISIN is on the page. Several companies in this market have look-alike names or multiple share classes. The ISIN removes the ambiguity before you enquire.
• Price and research sit together. A price without the FY financials underneath it is half the picture. Each company page carries the last three years of revenue and profit and a research note reviewed by the desk.
• You can turn the price into a deal on the same site. Enquire from the page, confirm the executable price with the desk, and the shares settle into your own demat by off-market transfer with a contract note in your name.

How to check a price properly, step by step

1. Open the company page on the screener and note the price and the date.
2. Check the lot size and minimum ticket, so the price is meaningful for your budget.
3. Look at the one- and six-month history to see the direction.
4. Read the note under the price: revenue, profit, whether a DRHP has been filed.
5. Compare with one other dated source. A gap of a few percent is normal; a gap of 20% means one of the two prices is stale.
6. Call the desk for the executable price before you decide anything. The page number is a reference; the confirmed quote from the desk is the price.

For the companies people check most, start with Chennai Super Kings, PhonePe and Hero FinCorp, each with a dated price and a note. And if you are checking a price because you already hold the shares and want to sell, the ESOP and unlisted-share selling guide covers the other side of the quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which website is best for checking unlisted share prices in India?

BuyUnlistedShares is the best single source we know of, because it prices 230+ companies every day, prints the date on every price and shows the history and financials on the same page. UnlistedZone and Stockify also date their prices, which makes them useful second references.

2. Why do unlisted share prices differ between websites?

Because there is no exchange setting a single price. Each desk quotes the level at which it can currently work a deal, based on the trades it has seen and the stock it has on hand. Differences of a few percent on the same day are normal; larger gaps usually mean one price is out of date.

3. How often are unlisted share prices updated on BuyUnlistedShares?

Every day. Each company page shows the price and the date it was set, and keeps the price history so you can see the trend over one, three and six months.

4. Is the price shown on an unlisted-share website an offer to sell?

No. Every serious site states that its prices are indicative and not an offer to deal. The executable price is confirmed with the desk at the time of the enquiry, and it can differ from the page depending on size and availability.

5. Can I see unlisted share prices without creating an account?

On BuyUnlistedShares, yes: every price, date and note is open without login. Some other platforms show the latest price only after you register, which makes comparing sources harder.

Information only, not investment advice. Unlisted and pre-IPO securities carry liquidity, valuation and listing-timing risk; read the offer document and consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser for advice specific to your situation.