Online accounting with GST invoicing, from Zoho
Online accounting with GST invoicing, from Zoho. Indian startups and small businesses that need GST-compliant invoices, e-invoicing and e-way bills without buying desktop accounting software.
Price: Standard: ₹749 per organisation per month, billed yearly (vendor’s page, 26 Oct 2026).
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“Manage end-to-end accounting—from banking & e-invoicing to inventory & payroll with the best accounting software in India.”
How the vendor describes it: zoho.com/in/books, checked 26 Oct 2026.
What the vendor says about India:
| Plan | Price, unit and limits |
|---|---|
| Free | ₹0 per organisation · 1 user and 1 accountant |
| Standard | ₹749 (≈ $8.51) per organisation per month, billed yearly · 3 users; ₹899 per org per month billed monthly; prices exclude local taxes |
| Professional | ₹1,499 (≈ $17) per organisation per month, billed yearly · 5 users; ₹1,799 per org per month billed monthly |
| Premium | ₹2,999 (≈ $34) per organisation per month, billed yearly · 10 users; ₹3,599 per org per month billed monthly |
| Elite | ₹4,999 (≈ $57) per organisation per month, billed yearly · 15 users; ₹5,999 per org per month billed monthly. Ultimate (25 users) is ₹7,999 yearly / ₹9,599 monthly |
Checked from zoho.com/in/books/pricing on 26 Oct 2026. Prices are the vendor’s list prices, before tax, in the currency the vendor showed us (INR). The figure in brackets is our conversion at ₹88 per $, not the vendor’s price.
Free plan: “Get started with free accounting software for solopreneurs and micro businesses.” (zoho.com/in/books/pricing, 26 Oct 2026)
Check which plan includes e-invoicing and how many users each plan allows; those limits decide the plan more than the price does.
The price and the vendor’s description above were read on the vendor’s own pages on the date next to them. Where we could not read a price, the page says “price not checked”. We do not rate tools. Prices change; the vendor’s page is the final word.
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