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GimBooks vs Zoho Billing

GimBooks

7.6#29 in invoicing softwareFrom ₹278 a month
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What both publish

FactGimBooksZoho Billing
Founded20171996
Free planYesNo
InvoicesIt creates GST-compliant invoices and lets users share them through WhatsApp or email, or download them as PDFs.Invoices support detailed tax information and payment collection through UPI, cards, bank transfers and digital wallets.
Online paymentsYesYes
Payment remindersYesYes
Recurring invoicesYesYes
SecurityIts privacy policy describes SSL encryption and a firewall, and says it cannot guarantee absolute security.Zoho describes an information-security management system plus organizational, physical, infrastructure, data, identity, operational and incident-management controls.

GimBooks plans

  • Premium — 1 Year₹4,999 a year
  • Premium — 3 Years₹11,000 a month
  • Premium — Lifetime₹24,000 a month
  • E-Waybill Add-on — 125 e-Waybills₹1,250 a month
  • E-Waybill Add-on — 400 e-Waybills₹2,999 a month
  • E-Waybill Add-on — 1000 e-Waybills₹4,999 a month

Zoho Billing plans

  • Standard (annual billing)$39 a month
  • Standard$50 a month
  • Premium (annual billing)$79 a month
  • Premium$100 a month
  • Enterprise EditionPriced on request

Pick GimBooks if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick Zoho Billing if…

Zoho Billing may suit teams that need recurring invoicing, online payments, payment reminders, or multi-currency billing. Standard supports up to three users, while Premium supports up to 10 and adds subscription and usage-based billing.

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