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by Walkover Web Solutions · Indore, Madhya Pradesh · Since 2016
Cloud accounting and GST billing with multi-currency and bank reconciliation.
Giddh is a cloud accounting and GST billing product from the Walkover group in Indore. It skips the voucher-entry screens that Tally users know. Every entry goes straight into ledgers, and invoices, estimates, proformas, inventory, bank reconciliation and GST reports sit on top of that ledger. It suits small and mid-size Indian traders, manufacturers and service firms who want their accountant and staff working on the same books from a browser, phone or desktop app.
Pricing is unusually simple. Giddh's India pricing page quotes INR 800 per organisation per year, which covers 10,000 transactions and unlimited users. Walkover also says one subscription can hold up to 100 companies, which matters to CAs and groups that run several GSTINs. Students, teachers, institutes and coaching centres can use it free. Large enterprises are asked to contact sales. The pricing page does not say whether GST is included, so ask before you pay.
Its strengths are the low entry price, unlimited users with role-based access, multi-currency with automatic conversion, an open API, and a white-label option for resellers. For businesses moving off Tally it offers a Tally sync. E-invoicing generates IRN and QR codes through the IRP, and invoices can go out by email, WhatsApp or SMS with automatic reminders.
The gaps are mostly about proof and depth. Giddh is far less known than Tally, Zoho Books or Vyapar, and independent reviews are scarce. When we checked, the iOS app had only 3 ratings. The homepage statistics block showed placeholder zeros, and the 10,000-transaction cap will be tight for a busy retail counter. Payroll is not part of the offering, and the vendor names no security certification. Run a trial on your own data before you commit.
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Best suited for: Small Indian businesses that want low-cost cloud GST billing with many users · Chartered accountants handling books for many client companies under one login · Exporters and importers that need multi-currency ledgers · Software partners who want a white-label accounting product
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Giddh (standard)
INR 800
per organisation per year
Education
Free
Enterprise
On request
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Security & compliance
For Indian businesses
Mobile apps
Desktop apps for Windows and macOS are also offered. The iOS app is free to download.
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₹291/mo
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One-time licence from ₹5,550 + 18% GST
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Rs 399/year · Silver (Android app only); excl. GST
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Free plan
Giddh's India pricing page lists INR 800 per organisation per year. That covers up to 10,000 transactions and unlimited users. The page does not say whether 18% GST is added on top, so confirm this with sales. Large enterprises are asked to contact Giddh for a custom quote, and there is a free option for education users.
Yes. Giddh is free for students, teachers, institutes and coaching centres, according to its pricing page. Businesses get a free trial through the 'Start your trial' and 'Try Giddh For Free' buttons, but the page does not state how long the trial lasts. You can also book a demo before you sign up.
Yes. Giddh sends e-invoices to the government Invoice Registration Portal automatically and adds the IRN and QR code. It offers one-click e-invoice and GST reconciliation, plus e-way bill and e-invoice registers. Its iOS app also generates, lists and downloads e-way bills, and supports TDS and TCS.
Giddh runs in the cloud, includes unlimited users and costs INR 800 per organisation a year, so it is cheap for teams that work from several places. Tally is far more widely used by Indian accountants and handles very high volumes offline. Giddh offers a Tally sync, so you can move data across or run both while you switch.
Yes. Giddh's homepage says one subscription can hold up to 100 companies, with multiple branches and warehouses. That makes it practical for chartered accountants and business groups with several GSTINs. Pricing is quoted per organisation, so check with sales how multiple companies are billed before you add them.
Yes. Giddh publishes apps on Google Play and the Apple App Store, and desktop apps for Windows and macOS, in addition to the web version. The iOS app, from Walkover Web Solutions, is free. It includes e-way bills, TDS/TCS, biometric lock, two-factor login and Hindi and Marathi language options.
Giddh lists password-protected logins, user-level access limits, encrypted storage, automatic backups and a full audit trail. Admins can restrict logins to authorised IP addresses. However, Giddh's pages do not name a certification such as ISO 27001 or SOC 2, so ask for documentation if your auditor needs it.
Giddh is built by the Walkover group. The iOS listing names Walkover Web Solutions Pvt. Ltd., and the website footer shows Walkover Technologies Pvt Ltd. The company's listed address is LIC Tower, Scheme No. 54, Indore, Madhya Pradesh, which makes Giddh an Indian-made accounting product.
Giddh offers a Tally sync, a Shopify integration, Excel import and an open public API for custom connections. Invoices and reminders go out by email, WhatsApp or SMS, and e-invoices connect directly to the government IRP. The official pages do not list named bank feeds or payment gateways, so ask about those before signing up.
Giddh is a cloud product with no installation, so a small business can start billing on the day it signs up. Existing masters and ledgers can be brought in through Excel import or the Tally sync. Expect a few days to configure GST details, invoice templates and user roles, and to check opening balances with your accountant.
Giddh's login is at https://giddh.com/in/login, linked from its official website.
New accounts are created at https://giddh.com/in/signup on Giddh's official site.
Giddh publishes its plans at https://giddh.com/in/pricing. Check that page for current prices, as plans change.
Yes. Giddh's official site offers a free trial.
Yes. Giddh's official website links to its Android and iOS app.
Giddh is billing software by Walkover Web Solutions, an Indian company from Indore. Cloud accounting and GST billing with multi-currency and bank reconciliation.
Giddh has a free plan; paid plans start at ₹300/mo. Check the vendor's pricing page for current plans.
Yes — Giddh offers a free plan you can start with.
Yes. Giddh is built by Walkover Web Solutions, headquartered in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
Giddh suits startup, small business, smb buyers looking for billing software with gst software and accounting software.
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Giddh is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.
Walkover Web Solutions · Indore, Madhya Pradesh · Founded 2010 · 3 products in our catalogue · Indian company
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