Business services in India
From SPICe+ incorporation and GST registration to brand, performance marketing and product build — Divuzl runs the whole stack for Indian founders, with every ROC deadline and filing tracked in one portal.
Rates and thresholds last reviewed 2026-08-18. Regulations change; we confirm the current position before any engagement.
Four pillars, 22 services, one team that stays accountable for the outcome rather than the handover.
The legal, financial and strategic groundwork — incorporation, compliance, funding and market intelligence.
Identity, demand and retention — brand systems, performance marketing, SEO, content and customer experience.
+6 more →The product itself — websites, mobile apps, e-commerce and the automation that connects them.
Visibility and credibility — events, exhibitions, press coverage and media relationships.
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One structured conversation to map what your business actually needs. No upsell theatre — if you need three of our services and not twelve, we say so.
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A written scope, a timeline and a single named point of accountability before any work starts.
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Specialist teams execute in parallel — legal, brand, marketing, engineering — inside one portal you can watch in real time.
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Compliance calendars, reporting and growth reviews keep everything moving long after launch day.
Every project, approval, meeting, invoice and compliance deadline — live in one dashboard. No chasing updates over email.
Open the portalTypically 7 to 15 working days from the point your documents are complete. The filing itself goes through the MCA's SPICe+ form, which bundles name reservation, incorporation, PAN, TAN and DIN allotment into a single application. Delays almost always come from document mismatches — a name that clashes with an existing trademark, or an address proof older than two months.
There is no minimum paid-up capital requirement. India removed it through the Companies (Amendment) Act, 2015. You can incorporate with a nominal authorised capital, though most founders set it at a level that leaves room for the first funding round without needing to amend the capital clause later.
Not automatically. GST registration becomes mandatory once turnover crosses ₹40 lakh for goods or ₹20 lakh for services, and immediately regardless of turnover if you sell inter-state, sell through an e-commerce marketplace, or fall under reverse charge. Many founders register voluntarily anyway, because without a GSTIN you cannot claim input tax credit and larger B2B clients often will not onboard you.
