BillSup review
A low-cost billing suite for Indian shops needing GST, inventory, POS, and offline sync.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
BillSup is billing and inventory management software for small and medium-sized Indian businesses. It covers GST and non-GST invoice creation, receipts, stock-level tracking, warehouse management, sales and profit reporting, and WhatsApp invoice sharing. Android and Windows support, offline billing, barcode scanning, thermal receipt printing, and in-app payments make it suited to retail counters and stores that need billing tied closely to inventory.
Pricing is structured around annual plans. Android App (Owner Only) costs ₹299 per year and includes a single owner account, fast POS counter billing, GST invoicing, receipts, and cloud backup. Android App (Owner & Staff) costs ₹399 per year and adds staff access, 6-digit pairing, role-based permissions, cashier and salesman controls, and real-time multi-device sync. Android & Windows (Owner Only) costs ₹599 per year, adding desktop POS, barcode scanning, thermal receipt printing, and advanced analytics. Android & Windows (Owner + Staff) costs ₹699 per year and includes unlimited staff accounts, full role management, desktop and thermal counter printing, plus priority WhatsApp and phone support. There is no free plan; the published pricing is annual.
The product’s strongest fit is a compact point-of-sale workflow rather than a broad business-automation suite. Its ecosystem includes WhatsApp and Google, while the core platform supports Android and Windows. Inventory alerts, warehouse tools, reports, AI-generated sales and profit insights, and payments through UPI, GPay, PhonePe, and cards give store operators a wide set of daily billing functions. Choose BillSup when low annual cost, Indian tax invoicing, offline operation, and retail counter tools matter most. Look elsewhere if recurring invoice workflows, customer portals, reminders, or a broader integration ecosystem are central to the purchase.
BillSup pros and cons
- Where it wins
- GST and non-GST billing with receipts, stock tracking, and low-stock alerts
- Offline billing syncs when connectivity returns across supported devices
- In-app UPI, GPay, PhonePe, and card payment support
- Where it doesn't
- Android-only tiers do not include Windows apps
- Owner-only plans use a single store owner account
- Staff controls and multi-device sync start at ₹399 per year
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