क्या 399Apps Indian small businesses के लिए myBillBook से better है?

399Apps vs myBillBook at a glance

How 399Apps (Nidhi Books) compares with myBillBook for Indian SMBs. Prices exclude GST; myBillBook figures are billed-annually rates as of August 2026.

Pricing reflects publicly listed plans and is indicative; verify current pricing with each vendor.

Where 399Apps has the clear advantage

myBillBook only bundles e-invoicing and e-way bills into its Enterprise plan, now at ₹570/month for 2 businesses and up to 3 users. The Platinum tier (₹333/month) does unlock godowns and a desktop app, but e-invoicing and e-way bills remain absent — you still need to step up to Enterprise and pay more than 399Apps' unlimited-user plan. On 399Apps, e-invoicing, e-way bills and unlimited godowns are included from ₹399/month with no separate tier to unlock them.

User limits follow the same pattern: Diamond and Platinum are each capped at 1 user plus 1 CA per business, and even Enterprise tops out at 3 users. Add a billing clerk, an accountant and a branch manager and you are already past the ceiling. 399Apps includes unlimited users on every plan at ₹399/month for your first app, so headcount never changes the bill.

On accounting depth, 399Apps is built for full books: ledgers, P&L, balance sheet, GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B exports, TDS and e-invoicing. myBillBook is billing-first — strong for raising GST sales bills but its published plans do not list GSTR-1/GSTR-3B exports, so a separate accounting step is often still needed.

When myBillBook is the better fit

If you are a single user who only needs fast mobile GST billing — raising invoices, tracking receivables, printing bills at the counter — myBillBook's Diamond plan (₹291/month billed annually) is cheap for that use case. It is mobile-first, quick to set up, and widely used among shopkeepers and small retailers whose e-invoicing threshold is not yet triggered.

The calculus changes the moment you need e-invoicing, e-way bills, a second user, or P&L and balance-sheet reports. Upgrading to Platinum (₹333/month annual) adds a desktop app and unlimited godowns, but e-invoicing and e-way bills are still absent. To get those, you pay Enterprise at ₹570/month — capped at 3 users and 2 businesses — which is already more expensive than 399Apps at ₹399/month with unlimited users and e-invoicing included.