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Zoho Billing pricing in India (2026)

Zoho Billing has 3 published plans. Below is the full price list exactly as Zoho Corporation publishes it, what each plan includes, and the costs people miss when budgeting.

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Starting price

From ₹1,249/org/mo

Standard, billed annually; includes up to 3 users

Free plan / trial

No free plan

14-day free trial, no credit card required

Zoho Billing price list

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

Plan	Price	Billing	What it adds
Standard	₹1,499 per Organization per Month	₹1,249 per Organization per Month billed annually	Best suited for businesses with one time billing requirements Create quotes and GST compliant invoices Multi-user access for up to 3 users Handle multi-currency transactions Set up automated payment reminders Manage projects & timesheets Self-service customer portal, custom templates and custom domains Generate detailed GST reports and progress invoicing
Premium	₹3,499 per Organization per Month	₹2,999 per Organization per Month billed annually	Best suited for businesses with one time and subscription billing requirements Includes everything in Standard Manage subscription billing Multi-user access for up to 10 users Use hosted payment pages Automate billing for usage-based pricing models Handle proration calculation and in-app purchases Reduce failed payments with dunning management Custom modules and custom functions, advanced business analytics
Enterprise Edition	Custom pricing	Contact sales	A platform engineered for operational scale and deep customization High volume customers and transactions Advanced usage-based billing controls Flexible revenue recognition configurations Analytics with forecasting and AI insights Priority support and dedicated account manager

Other Zoho Billing pricing options

Before you budget for Zoho Billing

Prices are exclusive of GST
Standard and Premium allow up to 100,000 invoices per year with annual billed revenue not exceeding ₹8 crore
Receipt autoscans: 200 scans per month on Standard, 1000 per month on Premium and above
No binding contracts or commitments

Is Zoho Billing free?

Yes — Zoho Billing has a free option. No free plan (14-day free trial, no credit card required). Paid plans add the rest.

Prices change. Confirm the current price on Zoho Corporation's pricing page before you sign.

Zoho Billing pricing FAQs

What is Zoho Billing pricing in India in 2026?+

Zoho Billing has 3 plans: Standard at ₹1,499 per Organization per Month, Premium at ₹3,499 per Organization per Month, Enterprise Edition at Custom pricing. Indian prices are usually quoted excluding GST — confirm on the vendor's page.

Is Zoho Billing free?+

Yes — Zoho Billing has a free option. No free plan (14-day free trial, no credit card required). Paid plans add the rest.

Does Zoho Billing have a free trial?+

Yes — 14-day free trial, no credit card required. A trial is the cheapest way to test the workflow you actually care about before paying.

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What is Zoho Billing pricing?+

Zoho Billing has two published plans in India: Standard at ₹1,499 per organisation per month (₹1,249 billed annually) and Premium at ₹3,499 per organisation per month (₹2,999 billed annually). An Enterprise Edition is quoted on request. Prices are exclusive of GST.

Is Zoho Billing software free?+

No. Zoho Billing has no free-forever plan. Both paid plans come with a 14-day free trial that needs no credit card.

Are there invoice limits on Zoho Billing plans?+

Yes. Zoho states the Standard and Premium plans allow up to 100,000 invoices per year with annual billed revenue not exceeding ₹8 crore; beyond that you contact support for a customised solution.

Is the Zoho Billing price inclusive of GST?+

No. Zoho's pricing page states that prices are exclusive of GST.

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