Free GST Billing Software for Small Business in India

India · Cloud GST billing & ERP for SMEs · CA-backed by Future Tax

Looking for free GST billing software for small business? Future Books gives Indian SMEs a real 90-day free trial of GST-ready invoicing, stock, CRM and POS in one cloud app — then transparent paid plans when you outgrow the trial. No evergreen “72 hours left” gimmicks.

Create GST invoices with clear tax break-up, track customers and vendors, and keep books your CA can trust. Backed by Future Tax.

What you get on the free trial

Core modules for billing and operations (plan limits apply): GST invoices, parties, stock basics, and optional CRM/HRM/POS depending on the free-plan configuration. Use the trial to run parallel with your current process and invite your accountant.

When to upgrade

Upgrade when you need more users, unlimited parties, or a specific module mix (Accounts, HRM, Business, Custom). Pricing is published on the homepage — a clear alternative to opaque desktop licence stacks.

Free tools while you evaluate

Try our GST calculator and simple invoice tools, then register for the full Future Books workspace.

Hindi

छोटे व्यवसाय के लिए मुफ़्त GST बिलिंग सॉफ़्टवेयर: Future Books पर 90 दिन का फ्री ट्रायल शुरू करें। रिटर्न अपने CA के साथ सत्यापित करें।

Tamil

சிறு வணிகங்களுக்கான இலவச GST பில்லிங்: Future Books-இல் 90 நாள் இலவச சோதனை. இறுதி தாக்கலுக்கு உங்கள் CA-ஐ அணுகவும்.

Frequently asked questions

Is Future Books completely free forever?

The free plan is a 90-day trial with stated limits. After that, choose a paid plan that matches the modules you need. Always confirm current limits on the pricing section.

Can a kirana or small shop use the free trial?

Yes — GST invoicing and basic stock/parties are the usual starting point. Add POS if your counter needs faster checkout.

Does free software replace my CA?

No. Software prepares invoices and data; your CA should review classifications and file returns.

Software helps prepare invoices and data. Final GST returns and legal advice remain with your chartered accountant.

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