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TDSMAN pricing in India (2027)

TDSMAN has 5 published plans. Below is the full price list exactly as PDS Infotech publishes it, what each plan includes, and the costs people miss when budgeting.

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Starting price

Rs 4,900 + GST

Standard desktop edition, per financial year

Free plan / trial

Free trial

Free trial available on request through the trial form on tdsman.com

TDSMAN price list

Every price below is quoted from PDS Infotech's official pricing page. We never convert or estimate prices.

Plan	Price	Billing	What it adds
Standard	Rs 4,900 + 18% GST	per financial year	1 user, 30,000 line records Unlimited TANs, 200 MB storage, Access database Excel/CSV import only; no Form 3CD or certificate emailing
Professional	Rs 9,400 + 18% GST	per financial year	1 user, 5 lakh line records Excel/CSV import and export, bulk Excel corrections Certificate emailing and Form 3CD TDS annexure
Enterprise Lite	Rs 19,500 + 18% GST	per financial year	5 users, 10 lakh line records RDBMS database, 1 GB storage Unlimited TANs
Enterprise	Rs 39,000 + 18% GST	per financial year	5 users, 50 lakh line records RDBMS database, 2 GB storage Unlimited TANs
Ultimate	Rs 1,99,000 + 18% GST	per financial year	10 users, 500 lakh line records RDBMS database, 20 GB storage Unlimited TANs

Other TDSMAN pricing options

Cloud plans (Intro, Edge, Optima, Premium, Premium+)

Price on request

365-day validity; 5 to 25 users and 15,000 to 20 lakh line records depending on plan

Additional users (desktop)

Price on request

One server with extra clients on the same LAN; upgrades from single-user available

Before you budget for TDSMAN

Edition prices come from the vendor's order page for FY 2025-26; the pricing page itself lists features without amounts
The vendor has run combo offers covering two financial years, so ask about current discounts

Is TDSMAN free?

No. TDSMAN has no free plan. There is a free trial available on request through the trial form on tdsman.com.

Prices change. Confirm the current price on PDS Infotech's pricing page before you sign.

TDSMAN pricing FAQs

What is TDSMAN pricing in India in 2027?+

TDSMAN has 5 plans: Standard at Rs 4,900 + 18% GST, Professional at Rs 9,400 + 18% GST, Enterprise Lite at Rs 19,500 + 18% GST, Enterprise at Rs 39,000 + 18% GST, Ultimate at Rs 1,99,000 + 18% GST. Indian prices are usually quoted excluding GST — confirm on the vendor's page.

Is TDSMAN free?+

No. TDSMAN has no free plan. There is a free trial available on request through the trial form on tdsman.com.

Does TDSMAN have a free trial?+

Yes — Free trial available on request through the trial form on tdsman.com. A trial is the cheapest way to test the workflow you actually care about before paying.

What else costs extra on TDSMAN?+

Cloud plans (Intro, Edge, Optima, Premium, Premium+) (Price on request); Additional users (desktop) (Price on request). Add these to any budget before you compare it with another product.

How much does TDSMAN cost in INR?+

TDSMAN's order page lists five desktop editions for FY 2025-26: Standard at Rs 4,900, Professional at Rs 9,400, Enterprise Lite at Rs 19,500, Enterprise at Rs 39,000 and Ultimate at Rs 1,99,000. Every price excludes 18% GST. The licence covers one financial year, so plan to pay again each year. Cloud plan prices are not published, so ask the vendor for a quote.

Is GST extra on TDSMAN pricing?+

Yes. TDSMAN's published edition prices exclude GST, and the order page adds GST at 18% on top. Standard therefore comes to about Rs 5,782 including GST. PDS Infotech is an Indian registered company, so ask for a GST invoice when you pay. Businesses registered under GST can usually claim input tax credit on it.

Does TDSMAN have a free trial?+

TDSMAN offers a free trial that you request through the trial form on tdsman.com, which the homepage links from its Get Started button. There is no permanent free plan, and every edition is a paid annual licence. Use the trial to test your own Excel import format and a real quarter's data before you pick an edition, because the record limits differ sharply.

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