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by GimBooks · New Delhi, Delhi · Since 2018
Mobile GST invoicing and bookkeeping app for small businesses.
GimBooks is a GST billing and bookkeeping app built by Gim Info Solutions Pvt. Ltd. in Raipur, Chhattisgarh. It began in August 2017 as a plain Android invoice maker and has since grown into a phone-first tool that also runs in a desktop browser. The company says it has crossed 1M+ users and 1 crore+ invoices, and it lists Y Combinator, Upekkha and DPIIT among its backers. The natural buyer is a trader, distributor or small manufacturer who bills from a phone and wants GST paperwork handled in the same app.
The strongest part of the product is compliance work that small businesses usually push to their CA. You can generate e-invoices through the government IRP (which returns the IRN and QR code), raise an e-way bill from an existing invoice, and file GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B from inside the app after logging in with your GSTN credentials and an OTP. GSTR-2A/2B downloads in Excel or CSV help with input tax credit reconciliation. Beyond invoices there are 25+ document types, including quotations, proformas, delivery challans, credit and debit notes, plus inventory with low-stock alerts.
The weaknesses are mostly about depth and clarity. GimBooks is a billing-first app, so multi-branch accounting, payroll or a proper audit trail for a larger finance team are not what it is designed for. Its pricing page is also confusing: the headline says Rs 306 a month, the detail says 36 months at Rs 305.56 per month plus 18% GST, and 1-year, 10-year and lifetime options are named without prices. The E-Invoicing plan has no public price, and e-way bills on it use credits.
In practice you get a 7-day free trial and then buy a multi-year Premium licence, paid upfront. If your turnover is below Rs 5 crore, e-invoicing is not mandatory for you, so Premium should be enough. Ask sales for the exact 1-year price before committing, because the long tenure is what makes the monthly figure look low.
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Best suited for: Small Indian traders and retailers who create GST invoices from a phone · Businesses that want to file GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B without a separate filing tool · Companies above Rs 5 crore turnover that need IRP e-invoicing and e-way bills in one app · Owners who prefer support over WhatsApp and phone calls
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Invoicing and documents
GST compliance
Inventory and purchases
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Every edition as published by the vendor · free trial: 7-day free trial. Prices exclude GST unless stated. Full GimBooks pricing breakdown
Premium
Rs 305.56 /month + GST
36-month licence; 1-year, 10-year and lifetime options listed without prices
E-Invoicing
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Price not published
Integrations
For Indian businesses
Support & learning
1M+ users and 1 crore+ invoices (vendor claim)
Users covered
2017
In business since
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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
GimBooks Premium is shown at ₹278/month, which is the 3-year plan at ₹277.75/month plus 18% GST. 1-year and lifetime terms are also offered, and there is a separate E-Invoicing plan.
Yes, a 7-day free trial.
Unlimited invoices, quotations and vouchers, unlimited parties and inventory items, reports and ledgers, GSTR1 and GSTR3B filing, and web, Android and iOS apps. E-way bills need credits.
GimBooks Premium is advertised at about Rs 306 per month, which works out from a 36-month licence at Rs 305.56 per month plus 18% GST. The pricing page also names 1-year, 10-year and lifetime options without listing their prices, so ask GimBooks sales for the exact figure if you do not want to commit for three years upfront.
GimBooks does not show a free forever plan on its current pricing page. It offers a 7-day free trial, after which you need the Premium plan or the E-Invoicing plan. The trial is enough to test invoice templates, the inventory list and GST return preparation with your own data before you decide whether to pay.
No. GimBooks lists its Premium price as Rs 305.56 per month plus 18% GST, so the tax is charged on top. If your business is GST-registered, you can normally claim that GST as input tax credit against your own output tax. Keep the GimBooks invoice for your records when you file returns.
Yes. GimBooks lets you file GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B from the app after logging in with your GSTN username and an OTP. Your billing data syncs in two to three minutes, you review the tables, create a challan, pay by UPI, NEFT or IMPS and file. GSTR-2A and 2B reports can be downloaded in Excel or CSV.
Yes. GimBooks connects to the government Invoice Registration Portal once you add your API credentials, and each authenticated e-invoice gets an IRN and QR code. E-way bills can be created from any saved invoice. Note that e-invoices cannot be edited afterwards and can only be cancelled within 24 hours.
Both GimBooks and Vyapar target small Indian businesses that bill from a phone. GimBooks puts more weight on compliance, with GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B filing, IRP e-invoicing and e-way bills inside the app. Compare them on the exact price for the tenure you want, since GimBooks advertises its lowest rate on a 36-month licence.
Yes. GimBooks started in 2017 as an Android invoice maker and still works best on a phone, but the Premium plan also includes a desktop web app at dashboard.gimbooks.com. Data syncs across devices through the cloud, so a shop owner can bill on the phone while an accountant reviews reports on a PC.
Yes. GimBooks lets you share invoices by WhatsApp or download them as files, and it tracks whether an invoice has been opened. You can also set automated payment reminders and get alerts for overdue payments, which helps small businesses that chase collections over WhatsApp rather than email.
GimBooks is made by Gim Info Solutions Pvt. Ltd. in Raipur, Chhattisgarh. Support is available on +91 8889922223 and contact@gimbooks.com, and Premium users get priority support over calls and WhatsApp. There is no large public help centre, but setup tutorials are published on the GimBooks YouTube channel.
Most small businesses can start billing on GimBooks the same day: add your business details and GSTIN, import or enter parties and items, and choose an invoice template. Connecting e-invoicing needs IRP API credentials under Settings, and GST filing needs your GSTN login, which takes a few extra minutes.
GimBooks is billing software by GimBooks, an Indian company from New Delhi. Mobile GST invoicing and bookkeeping app for small businesses.
GimBooks has a free plan. Check the vendor's pricing page for current plans.
Yes — GimBooks offers a free plan you can start with.
Yes. GimBooks is built by GimBooks, headquartered in New Delhi, Delhi.
GimBooks suits startup, small business, smb buyers looking for billing software with gst software and accounting software.
Popular alternatives in billing software include Zoho Invoice, Zoho Books, Vyapar. Use App Advisor's compare tool to see them side by side.
GimBooks is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web, Android and iOS apps.

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