GST invoicing for Indian freelancers and studios. Describe the work — the HSN/SAC code, GST rate and tax split come filled in for you to review and send. Suggested from the 22,616 codes in the official GST dataset, rates cited to their notifications.
Suitable for freelancers, consultants, designers, solo founders and small studios.
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Intelligence in action
Four moments on a sample invoice — each computed by the same functions that run on a real one. Around them: eight invoice templates, estimates, export and multi-currency billing, multiple businesses, share-link, email and WhatsApp delivery, and payment recording.
HSN/SAC
Describe the work the way you’d say it aloud — Invoise fills in the matching tax code: SAC 998391. It’s a suggestion, not a decision; the field stays yours to edit.
No AI guessing — 263 reviewed matches and fixed rules, so the same words always give the same code.
GST rate
The right rate — 18% — arrives on its own, matched to this invoice’s date and cited to the government notification it comes from.
Read from the official rate table in force since 2025-09-22 — an old invoice keeps its old rate.
GST rate · ambiguous
A training workshop can be taxed at two different official rates, depending on who runs it. Most software would quietly pick one — Invoise starts on the taxed one and shows you both.
The rate picker on the invoice is real and clickable — the same control the product shows whenever a code has more than one rate.
Tax treatment
Karnataka billing Karnataka counts as within one state, so the tax splits into CGST 9% + SGST 9%. Bill another state and it becomes one IGST amount instead — worked out from where you and your client are registered.
Place of supply 29 — Karnataka · Karnataka (29) → Karnataka (29) · Within one state
Each half is rounded separately to two decimals, the GST convention — every number here comes from the engine that totals real invoices.
Sample invoices
Professionally designed templates that wear your branding — so your invoice looks like your business.
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How it works
Set the foundations once. Each invoice after that follows the same short flight.
Add your legal name, address, GSTIN and logo once — every document is issued from the same trusted identity. Bill from more than one business? Each gets its own profile in the same account.
Set their location and currency. Invoise carries that context forward, including the right domestic GST or export treatment.
Add the work and amount, review tax lines and HSN/SAC codes, then send the polished PDF — by share link, email or WhatsApp, all from the same screen.
Log payments as they arrive — the invoice’s outstanding balance stays current, and the dashboard shows what’s still owed across the business.
Ways in
One careful engine, four doors. Every path produces the same GST-correct document — and no matter which door it came through, only you can send it.
The full editor. Everything on this page happens here.
Claude and other AI tools can draft an invoice, finalise it and fetch the PDF. They can never send it, and never register an e-invoice IRN.
Send a finished invoice straight to a client’s WhatsApp. Creating invoices in chat is on the way.
Invoicing from your pocket, once the web has proven every flow.
Pricing
One business, low volume.
₹0no card required
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Invoicing
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For a working freelancer or studio.
₹250a month
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Several businesses under one account.
₹900a month
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Prices are exclusive of GST. 18% GST is added at checkout. Each business carries one GSTIN. A GSTIN lookup verifies a GSTIN and fills in the registered name and address. Allowances reset on the first of each calendar month.
Sign-up is in private preview. These are the prices.
Automatic payment reminders, AI invoice review, online payments and GSTR-1 filing are not built yet, and e-invoicing (IRN) is built but not yet released. None of them is priced into a plan.
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Answered from what the product does today, including where the answer is “not yet”.
Invoise builds GST-ready invoices: your GSTIN and your client's, an HSN or SAC code for the work, the place of supply, and CGST + SGST, IGST or export treatment chosen from those facts. It fills them in and you review before finalising. It does not file your returns — GSTR-1 filing is not built yet, and e-invoicing (IRN) is not yet released.
Finalising assigns the invoice number and freezes the document — its tax lines and totals are locked, and later changes to rates or your details never touch it. Corrections are issued as credit or debit notes against the original.
Yes. Export invoices are zero-rated under LUT, you can bill in any currency, and the document records the INR equivalent beside the foreign amount. There is a sample export invoice in the showcase above.
From the official GST dataset — all 22,616 codes, imported from services.gst.gov.in. Invoise suggests one from your description of the work; the code that goes on the invoice is the one you accept.
Paid access is prepaid and does not renew automatically, so there is no subscription to cancel. Your first paid-plan purchase has a 7-day refund window. The full terms are in the refund and cancellation policy.
Automatic payment reminders, AI invoice review, online payments and GSTR-1 filing are not built yet, and e-invoicing (IRN) is built but not yet released. None of them is priced into a plan.