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by Razorpay · Bengaluru, Karnataka · Since 2014
GST invoices with Razorpay payment links and automatic reminders.
Razorpay Invoices is the invoicing module inside a Razorpay payment gateway account. You build an invoice with line items, GST, discounts and shipping. Razorpay sends the customer a payment link by SMS and email, and the customer pays by UPI, card, netbanking, wallet or Pay Later. It suits Indian freelancers, agencies, coaching institutes and B2B service firms whose main headache is collecting money rather than keeping books, especially if they already use Razorpay for checkout.
The model is simple: creating invoices is free and unlimited, and you pay only the gateway fee when an invoice is paid. Razorpay currently advertises 0% platform fee for the first three months on up to Rs 3,00,000 of transactions. After that the standard rate is 2% plus 18% GST on the fee, rising to 3% for Amex, Diners, international, EMI and corporate cards. There is no setup fee or annual maintenance charge, and businesses processing more than Rs 5 lakh a month can ask sales for custom rates.
What it does well is the payment side. Partial payments, expiry dates, reusable line-item templates, team roles, webhooks for paid, partially paid and expired invoices, and a clear state model (draft, issued, partially paid, paid, expired, cancelled) make collections trackable. International invoices can be raised in about 100 currencies, though without tax lines.
It is not accounting software. There are no purchase bills, no inventory, no GSTR filing and no Tally sync documented on the product pages, and the public docs do not describe automatic payment reminders, so check the dashboard before you count on them. The API reference also says GST invoices cannot be created through the API, only non-GST ones. If you need full books, pair it with Zoho Books, Vyapar or Tally and use Razorpay only for collection.
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Best suited for: Freelancers and agencies already collecting payments through Razorpay · Service businesses that want customers to pay invoices instantly by UPI or card · Developers who need invoice creation and payment webhooks via API · Exporters billing overseas clients in foreign currencies
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Developer and admin
Every edition as published by the vendor. Prices exclude GST unless stated. Full Razorpay Invoices pricing breakdown
Standard
2% per transaction
Deducted from each payment, plus GST
Enterprise
Custom
For volumes over Rs 5 lakh/month
Integrations
For Indian businesses
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Razorpay Invoices has no subscription and lets you create unlimited invoices free. You pay only when a customer pays: the standard platform fee is 2% plus GST, and 3% for Amex, Diners, international, EMI and corporate cards. Razorpay currently offers 0% platform fee for the first three months on up to Rs 3,00,000 of transactions.
Yes. Razorpay charges 18% GST on its platform fee, not on the invoice amount. So on a Rs 10,000 invoice paid by UPI at the standard 2% rate, the fee is Rs 200 plus Rs 36 GST. There is no setup fee or annual maintenance charge on top, and businesses processing more than Rs 5 lakh a month can negotiate custom rates with Razorpay sales.
Yes. Razorpay Invoices lets you add GST, discounts and shipping, and it calculates the totals automatically. One limit matters for developers: the API reference says only non-GST invoices can be created through the API, so GST invoices must be made in the Razorpay Dashboard. Invoices raised in international currencies cannot include tax rates.
Razorpay Invoices sends the invoice and payment link to customers by SMS and email, and it has an API endpoint to resend notifications. Its public invoice documentation does not describe automatic scheduled reminders, so check your Dashboard settings before relying on them. You can also use webhooks to trigger your own reminders through email or WhatsApp tools.
Razorpay Invoices is best when collecting payment is the priority: every invoice carries a payment link, and you pay a 2% fee only on paid invoices. Zoho Invoice is a free invoicing tool with stronger quotes, recurring billing, expense and client-portal features, and it can connect Razorpay as a gateway. Many small firms invoice in Zoho and collect through Razorpay.
Yes. When you create an invoice from the Razorpay Dashboard you can allow partial payments. The invoice then moves to a partially paid state, and Razorpay fires an invoice.partially_paid webhook. A partially paid invoice cannot be cancelled or deleted, so decide on partial payments before you issue it. You can also set an expiry date after which payment stops.
Yes. Razorpay Invoices accepts payments in about 100 currencies, including USD, EUR and GBP, from the Dashboard or API. International invoices are non-GST and cannot carry tax rates. International cards attract a 3% platform fee, and Razorpay's address verification can help screen international card payments for fraud.
If you already have an activated Razorpay account, you can send your first invoice in minutes from the Dashboard. New users first complete Razorpay's business KYC and account activation, which needs PAN, bank and business documents. Developers can automate creation with the Invoices REST API and webhooks, using separate test and live mode URLs.
Razorpay Invoices does not have its own app listed on its product page. Customers pay through Razorpay's Standard Checkout, which works on web, Android, iOS and webviews, and they can download invoice PDFs. Merchants manage invoices from the Razorpay Dashboard, which works in a mobile browser.
Yes. Razorpay Invoices supports roles and teams with different permissions, so an accountant can create and track invoices without full account access. Draft invoices can be edited or deleted. Issued invoices can be cancelled while unpaid, and paid invoices become read-only, which gives a clean audit trail.
Razorpay Invoices's login is at https://accounts.razorpay.com/auth/?redirecturl=https%3A%2F%2Fdashboard.razorpay.com&auth_intent=login, linked from its official website.
Razorpay Invoices publishes its plans at https://razorpay.com/pricing. Check that page for current prices, as plans change.
Yes. Razorpay Invoices's official site offers a free trial.
Razorpay Invoices is invoicing software by Razorpay, an Indian company from Bengaluru. GST invoices with Razorpay payment links and automatic reminders.
Razorpay publishes: No subscription · 2% per paid invoice · Plus 18% GST on the fee; 0% for first 3 months…. Confirm current plans and taxes on the official pricing page.
Yes — Razorpay Invoices offers a free plan you can start with.
Yes. Razorpay Invoices is built by Razorpay, headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka.
Razorpay Invoices suits startup, small business, smb buyers looking for invoicing software with workflow automation & integration and gst software.
Popular alternatives in invoicing software include Zoho Invoice Generator, Instamojo, PayPal Invoicing. Use App Advisor's compare tool to see them side by side.
Razorpay Invoices is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

Razorpay · Bengaluru, Karnataka · Founded 2014 · 9 products in our catalogue · Indian company
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