
Bilzy stories
Business Software Should Not Be a Luxury. Every Shop Deserves It.
The corner shop and the chain store work the same hours, carry the same risk and pay the same GST. Only one of them was ever expected to afford good software.
For shops — Bilzy
For chemists — Bilzy Pharmacy
- 10,000+ bills made on Bilzy
- Android and Windows
- No AMC
Photo: Anil Reddy · Unsplash
The short answer
Every business — a kirana, a chemist, a tailor, a hardware counter — needs the same four things big companies buy an ERP for: a correct bill, stock it can trust, money it can account for, and numbers it can decide by. None of that needs a big company’s budget. Bilzy puts billing, stock, udhaar, GST and accounts on an Android phone or a Windows PC for ₹999 a year, and Bilzy Pharmacy does the same for chemists from ₹699.
Price should decide how much a shop pays — not whether it gets good tools at all.
- Bilzy
- ₹999 a year
- Bilzy Pharmacy
- From ₹699 a year
- Runs on
- Android and Windows
- Bills made
- 10,000+ on Bilzy
Small shop. Big ambition. The same tools.
You work as hard as any company. Your software should too.
Growth should not come with a licence fee.
The shop that runs the street
Walk down any market street in India and count the businesses. Most are run by one family, open six or seven days a week, and keep a whole neighbourhood supplied. They give credit when a family is short, stay open when a festival demands it, and know their customers by name.
Yet for years, the tools for running a business properly — software that makes the bill, keeps the stock, tracks every rupee owed and prepares the tax — were priced for companies with an IT department. The small shop got a notebook, a calculator and a late night.
That was never a judgement on the shopkeeper’s ability. It was a judgement on price.
The shopkeeper was never too small for good software. The software was too expensive for the shopkeeper.
What an ERP really does, in shop language
ERP sounds like a word for big companies. Take the jargon away and it is four jobs every shop already does by hand.
The bill
A correct bill with the right tax, made in seconds, printed or sent on WhatsApp.
The stock
What is on the shelf, what is running out and what is about to expire — without counting everything.
The money
Who owes you, whom you owe, and what came in by cash and what by UPI.
The numbers
What sold, what earned, and what the GST return should say.
What the notebook costs you, and what software gives back
| In the notebook | What it quietly costs | With software |
|---|---|---|
| Udhaar written by hand | Forgotten entries and awkward arguments | An account for each customer, with a statement to send |
| Stock guessed | Lost sales, and money stuck in slow stock | Stock that moves with every bill |
| GST worked out later | Late nights and corrections | Tax worked out on every bill |
| Supplier dues from memory | Paying twice, or paying late | What you owe each supplier, bill by bill |
| Only the owner can run the counter | The owner never gets a day off | Staff logins that open only the screens you choose |
Low price is not low power
When software is cheap, people assume something is missing. Sometimes that is true. But the price of software is set by how it is sold as much as by what it does. Dealers, installation visits, yearly maintenance contracts and per-user licences all add to the bill without adding a single feature.
Bilzy is sold online, on one yearly plan, with no AMC and no charge for staff logins. That is why a shop pays less — not because the shop gets less.
- Billing that keeps going without internet, and syncs later
- Stock moved by the server, so a phone and a PC never sell the same last piece
- Staff logins with roles, godowns, credit limits, and GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B files
- A pharmacy edition with batch-wise stock, the H1 register and over 3 lakh medicines
From notebook to software in one week
- 1
Day 1
Install on the counter PC or phone; add the shop.
- 2
Day 2
Bring in items from Excel, or add the top hundred.
- 3
Days 3–4
Bill every customer on the software, notebook alongside.
- 4
Day 5
Move udhaar customers onto accounts.
- 5
Days 6–7
Enter the week’s supplier bills; read the week’s reports.
Before you choose any business software, check that it
- Makes a correct GST bill in seconds
- Keeps billing when the internet drops
- Works on the phone and the PC together
- Keeps stock right when two people bill at once
- Lets staff bill without seeing your profit
- Costs the same next year, with no AMC surprise
- Lets you take your data out in Excel
- Has someone who answers the phone in your language
Every big company in India was once a small shop with a big idea. Give the next one the tools.
What Bilzy costs
One price with every feature on it. No per-bill charge, no AMC, no extra charge for staff logins.
Bilzy — for shops
Free
₹0to start
Try billing on your own counter first. No card.
Windows
₹999a year
Every feature on the counter PC. Or ₹99 a month.
Phone + Windows
₹1,299a year
One account on the counter PC and your phone.
Bilzy Pharmacy — for chemists
Windows counter
₹699a year
Every feature on the counter PC.
Counter PC + phone
₹999a year
The same shop on the PC and the owner’s phone.
Three years, PC + phone
₹2,699once
About ₹75 a month, paid one time.
Phone app only
₹499a year
Billing, stock and dues from the phone.
Questions shopkeepers ask
What is an ERP for a small business?
For a shop, an ERP is simply software that connects billing, stock, money and accounts, so one sale updates everything at once. Bilzy does this on Android and Windows for shops, and Bilzy Pharmacy does it for chemists.
Is affordable software good enough for a busy shop?
Price depends on how software is sold as much as on what it does. List the features you need — offline billing, staff logins, stock across devices, GST files — and test them on your own counter before you decide.
Is Bilzy only for small shops?
No. It is priced so a small shop can afford it, and built for a busy one: staff logins with roles, stock in more than one godown, wholesale rates and credit limits, GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B files, and billing that keeps going when the internet does not. The low price is how it is sold — one yearly plan, bought online, with no AMC — not a smaller product.
Your shop deserves good software. Start today.
Install it on the counter PC or your phone and bill your first customer today. Help on the phone or WhatsApp: 9387029304.
For shops — Bilzy
For chemists — Bilzy Pharmacy
Read next

Choosing software
Low Price Is Not Low Power: How to Judge Shop Billing Software Fairly
“It is cheap, so it must be basic” is the most expensive assumption a shopkeeper can make. Judge software on your counter, not on its price tag.

Every shop
From the Khata Notebook to Billing Software, Without Losing What Made It Work
Your father’s khata knew every family on the street. It could not tell him what was running out, what he was owed in total, or what the tax return would ask.

Kirana store
How to Make a Bill in a Kirana Store — and the Software That Makes It Quick
Loose atta by the kilo, biscuits by barcode, a regular customer on udhaar — all on one bill, while the queue keeps moving.
Published 15 September 2026 by Bilzy. Cover photo by Anil Reddy on Unsplash, used under the Unsplash licence; the people and places in it are not connected with Bilzy.