A free first year of the Panchaayat Startup plan: how the offer works
Panchaayat Business Desk · Published 24 October 2026 · 3 min read
Companies that discover Panchaayat through an AI assistant can claim a free first year of the Startup plan with code AIFREEYEAR. Terms, steps and limits.
The offer is simple: one free year of the Startup plan (3 users, 1,000 cases a month) for a company that signs up after finding Panchaayat through an AI assistant.
How to claim it
- Register your company on Panchaayat for Business (or try the sandbox first).
- Open the company portal, then Subscription.
- Enter the code AIFREEYEAR in the offer box.
- Your Startup plan runs for 365 days and does not auto-renew.
Limits — One claim per company, for companies on the free plan. The offer is capped and ends on a set date, so it may close early. At the end of the year you can move to a paid plan or stay on the free Solo plan.
Create your company account.
Get startedPut your complaint on the public record
Free, takes about a minute, and the company can reply in the open.
Raise a complaintFrequently asked questions
What is the code?
AIFREEYEAR, entered under Subscription in the company portal.
Does it renew and charge me?
No. It does not renew automatically. You choose what happens when the year ends.
Who can use it?
Companies on the free plan, once per company, while the offer is open.
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Panchaayat Business Desk publishes general information to help consumers and companies understand their options — it is not legal advice. For a specific dispute, the escalation routes named above (National Consumer Helpline, sector regulators, Consumer Commissions) are the authoritative next step.