Comparison
myBillBook is a widely used billing and invoicing app for Indian small businesses, built around GST compliance and low-cost plans. StockMitra covers billing too, but adds a dedicated customer khata and an inventory workflow designed around photographing stock and supplier bills instead of typing them. Here's how they actually compare.
| Feature | StockMitra | myBillBook |
|---|---|---|
| GST billing with PDF invoices | ✓ | ✓ |
| Dedicated customer khata/udhaar with WhatsApp reminders | ✓ | ✗ |
| Camera-based stock-in | ✓ | ✗ |
| Purchase-bill OCR | ✓ | ✗ |
| QR label bulk print | ✓ | ✗ |
| Barcode scanning | ✓ | △ |
| Offline mode | ✓ | △ |
| Indian-language UI | 6 languages | Multi-language |
| Entry price | Free plan, then ₹249/mo | Free tier; paid from ~₹399/yr |
△ = partial support. myBillBook pricing/features as publicly listed, June 2026. StockMitra pricing is the current launch offer.
Both apps do this well — myBillBook is built around GST billing and invoicing first, with a genuinely low-cost free tier. StockMitra also includes GST-ready billing with PDF invoices on its free plan, so on billing alone the two are closer than anywhere else in this comparison.
The biggest gap. myBillBook's own positioning is as a billing-software alternative, not a khata app — no dedicated customer khata or udhaar experience with reminders. StockMitra builds a full khata into the same app as billing: record a credit sale, send a WhatsApp reminder, watch the running balance update as the customer pays it down. If most of your daily friction is chasing udhaar rather than printing bills, that difference is the whole decision.
StockMitra's camera-based stock-in, purchase-bill OCR and bulk QR label printing aren't part of myBillBook's feature set. myBillBook does offer barcode scanning in a more limited form, useful if your stock already carries manufacturer barcodes — but it doesn't extend to reading a supplier's paper bill or printing your own labels for unbarcoded stock.
StockMitra runs fully offline and syncs the moment connectivity returns. myBillBook's offline support is more limited for some features, so test your specific workflow if that's a daily concern. Both support multiple Indian languages; StockMitra currently covers six — Hindi, English, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati and Marathi.
myBillBook has a free tier with paid plans from roughly ₹399 a year — hard to beat on raw price if billing is genuinely all you need. StockMitra's free plan covers up to 50 items and 150 bills a month with billing, khata and inventory together; past that, paid plans start at ₹249 a month, with three months free on annual billing.
myBillBook is hard to beat on price if billing is the whole job. StockMitra earns the switch once customer credit or physical stock handling becomes a real part of your day.
myBillBook is a strong low-cost choice if you mainly need GST billing and basic inventory. StockMitra adds a dedicated customer khata with WhatsApp reminders, camera-based stock-in, purchase-bill OCR and QR label printing, which myBillBook does not offer.
myBillBook is built around billing, invoicing and basic inventory rather than a dedicated khata/udhaar experience — its own marketing positions it as a billing-software alternative, not a khata app.
myBillBook has a free tier with paid plans from roughly ₹399 a year. StockMitra's free plan covers up to 50 items and 150 bills a month with billing, khata and inventory together; paid plans start at ₹249 a month with 3 months free on annual billing.
StockMitra works fully offline and syncs when the connection returns. myBillBook's offline support is more limited for some features, so check your specific workflow if network reliability matters most.
