Tax-ready invoices
in 60 seconds

Because it's fast and gets the tax right for you. A guided 60-second setup, a live-preview invoice builder, and a built-in GST engine that picks CGST/SGST or IGST for you mean you spend seconds billing instead of hours. It stays out of your way: no clutter, no learning curve, no per-invoice fees.

Yes. The GST Council moved to a two-slab structure — 5% and 18% — from 22 September 2025, withdrawing 12% and 28%, with 40% kept for demerit goods. Inceipt offers the current slabs and flags a withdrawn rate if you type one, so an out-of-date figure saved against an old item does not quietly go out on an invoice.

Yes, and it should be able to — Rule 46 of the CGST Rules puts the rate of tax in the invoice item table, so consultancy at 18% and printed material at 5% can sit on the same document. Each line carries its own rate, and the summary groups by rate the way GSTR-1 is filed: CGST 9% + SGST 9% on the 18% lines, CGST 2.5% + SGST 2.5% on the 5% ones.

Yes. If the supply is exempt, Section 31(3)(c) and Rule 49 require a Bill of Supply rather than a tax invoice, and it must not carry tax columns at all — Inceipt titles the document correctly and drops those columns for you. An export is different: it stays a tax invoice at 0% with input credit intact, and carries the LUT or bond declaration.

Section 170 of the CGST Act rounds the tax payable to the nearest rupee, so ₹4,162.14 of GST is stated as ₹4,162. Inceipt rounds the total rather than each rate band, because two bands that each round down can still round up together. The decision is recorded on each invoice when it is issued, so changing the setting never restates a document you have already sent.

Yes. Inceipt has a built-in MCP server (Model Context Protocol), so you can add it to ChatGPT or Claude as a custom connector and raise invoices by asking. Your assistant can look up clients, tell you what is overdue, create invoices with the GST worked out, record payments and issue receipts. There is no API key to generate; new invoices are saved as drafts, and sending one to a client is always done by you from the app.

Freelancers, consultants, agencies, creators and small businesses who bill clients and want compliant invoices without the overhead of full accounting software. Whether you send five invoices a month or five hundred, Inceipt scales with you.

Yes — there is a Creator mode built for exactly this. Bill brands and agencies for reels, stories, UGC and usage rights from a reusable rate card, group a deal under a campaign, and Inceipt raises a GST tax invoice with the right SAC code (998361) at 18%. It also handles barter deals: when a brand pays in a gifted product, Inceipt charges GST on the open-market value of your service and adds the Section 194R note. Turn it on from onboarding or Settings.

Yes. Inceipt turns the invoices you have marked paid into a one-tap Income Certificate — a signed PDF for any financial year or custom period, showing your gross receipts, GST collected and TDS deducted, broken down by client. It is built for visa, loan, credit-card and brand-verification checks. It is a summary of your own records, not a tax return or a chartered accountant’s certificate.

About a minute. Sign up free, answer a short setup stepper (your business, region, tax and numbering), and you land in a ready-to-use dashboard. No credit card, no installation.

Inceipt is built for businesses registered in India: GST with the full CGST/SGST versus IGST split, HSN/SAC codes, GSTIN validation and TDS withholding. Your clients can be anywhere — an invoice to a client abroad is treated as a zero-rated export. Support for suppliers outside India is coming.

Yes. You register in India; your clients can be anywhere. Store each client's country and Inceipt treats the invoice correctly: GST for an Indian client, and a zero-rated export for one abroad, with no checkbox to forget. (Your own business must be registered in India for now.)

Add the withholding rate and the invoice still shows the full amount you billed, plus what will actually land after their deduction, so you can reconcile the payment when it arrives short. It's recorded on the invoice, not guessed at later.

Yes. You can skip tax setup during onboarding and keep billing with no tax at all. Whenever you're ready, add your country and tax details in Settings. Simple, tax-free invoices work from day one.

To protect invoices you've already issued. Changing the country or currency later would retroactively alter the tax and totals on past invoices, so they're fixed once during the guided setup. Everything else branding, email, numbering — stays editable.

Yes. Connect your own SMTP settings and invoices and reminders go out from your domain. If you don't configure it, our fast fallback delivery service sends them for you.

You get a 7-day free trial with up to 5 invoices and 2 clients and full PDF export, with no credit card required to start. After 7 days your account goes read-only: everything you made stays visible and exportable, but you need Pro to keep creating and editing. Nothing is ever deleted.

Pro is ₹249 a month for unlimited invoices and clients, custom branding, payment reminders and priority support. Yes, it renews automatically: your card is charged once a month until you cancel, so your invoicing never stops working mid-job. There's no annual lock-in and no cancellation fee.

One click on the Upgrade page: no email, no support ticket, no retention maze. Cancelling stops all future charges and you keep Pro until the month you've already paid for runs out, then the account goes read-only with your data intact.

Absolutely. Mark an invoice paid with the method used cash, bank transfer, UPI, card or cheque — and a matching receipt is generated automatically for your client.

Yes. Set your own prefix, suffix, starting number and padding once, and numbers auto-increment in a clean, gapless series. Add your logo and brand colour so every invoice looks unmistakably yours.

Your data lives in an encrypted, access-controlled database with per-user isolation and automatic backups. Only you can see your invoices, clients and settings.