The cheapest pharmacy billing software that does the whole job

What ₹699 buys, and what it does not cost

• ₹699 a year: the Windows app on the counter PC, unlimited medicines and bills, every feature
• ₹999 a year: the counter PC and the owner's phone on the same account, at the same time
• ₹2699 for three years, paid once — the cheapest per month
• ₹499 a year for a phone-only shop
• Not charged: setup, AMC, updates, support calls, a second printer, a second bill design, GST return files

Why pharmacy software is usually expensive

Most pharmacy software is sold through dealers: a licence, then a yearly AMC, then a charge per extra PC, then a visit fee when something breaks. The price on the brochure is rarely the price in the second year. Bilzy is sold from the website, updates itself, and support is a phone call — so the price is the price.

Cheap is not cut down

The features are the same on every plan. What you get for ₹699:

• Batch-wise stock with expiry and MRP; billing picks the earliest-expiry batch first (FEFO)
• Cut-strip selling — 3 tablets from a 10-tablet strip, priced, stocked and profited per tablet
• Purchase bill entry that becomes stock as you type it, with scheme, free goods and trade discount worked into the cost
• Schedule H1 register with doctor, registration number and patient details, as Rule 65 requires
• GST invoices with HSN and rate-wise summary; GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B as JSON for the offline tool
• Quick Bill: a picture grid of medicines you tap, with "t pill"-style search that finds T-Pill
• Parties in one place — every customer and supplier, bill-wise collection, statement, export
• Expiry, short-expiry and low-stock reports you can walk the shelves with
• Sale-wise and day-wise profit, after discount and after the GST you claim back
• Loyalty points, salesman commission, refill reminders on WhatsApp
• Thermal 58 mm / 80 mm and A4 / A5 printing across fourteen invoice designs
• Tally export (XML vouchers) for the accountant
• The national list of 3.3 lakh medicines kept on the PC itself, so it works with no internet
• Updates itself on the Windows PC; nothing to reinstall

Free first

The first 7 days are the full software with nothing locked, and no card is taken. After that the free version keeps five medicines — enough to look around, not enough to run a shop — which is why the trial is the whole thing.