What a dollar-priced tool really costs in ₹
The price on a US vendor’s page is not what leaves your account. Pick the tool, add your card’s markup, and see the rupee price with 18% GST, and what rupee-billed tools in the same category cost.
Published 11 Nov 2026 · prices copied from the vendors’ own pages (dates in the results) · runs in your browser, nothing you enter is sent anywhere.
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How this is worked out
- The dollar price is the vendor’s own, copied on the date shown. We convert it at the rate on our tool pages, then add the markup you type in (your bank or card knows it; we do not), then 18% GST.
- GST on a foreign tool is either on the vendor’s invoice or paid by you as reverse charge (IGST). A GST-registered business can usually claim it back as input credit: ask your accountant before you rely on that.
- The rupee-billed tools in the last box are in the same category, not the same features. Check the tool page first.
- A tool with no public dollar price shows “price not public” and is left out of the totals.