Restaurant billing software in Delhi
Compliant GST bills in three seconds, on the printers you already own, built for Delhi's billing and compliance reality.
CountStand gives Delhi restaurants GST-compliant billing that works offline-first: bills print in about three seconds on standard thermal printers, carry the CGST/SGST split and a dynamic UPI QR, and GSTR-1 exports in one click. Setup is self-serve on WhatsApp in about five minutes, from ₹999/mo per outlet, 30-day free trial, no card.
What makes restaurant billing in Delhi different?
A bill in Delhi is a legal document, a queue-speed problem and a reconciliation record at once. Three local facts shape how it has to work:
- NCR operators often bill across jurisdictions, a Delhi outlet and a Gurgaon outlet sit in different states, so CGST/SGST splits and GSTINs differ per outlet and per-outlet GSTR-1 exports stop being optional.
- The eating-house licence and MCD trade licence both anchor to your registered premises details, bills that show a mismatched trade name invite questions during renewals.
- Khan Market and CP price points make e-invoice thresholds arrive sooner for chains; being e-invoice-ready before crossing ₹5 crore turnover is cheaper than retrofitting.
Which licences and taxes must a Delhi bill reflect?
GST is national, but the licensing stack is local, and your bill header should agree with it. Running a restaurant in Delhi means keeping these current:
- FSSAI licence, plus the MCD health trade licence from the Municipal Corporation of Delhi.
- Delhi Police "eating house" licence, a Delhi-specific requirement most first-time owners discover late.
- DPCC consent (pollution control) for larger kitchens; excise licence for liquor service.
Asked by owners like you
What licences does a restaurant need in Delhi?
FSSAI, the MCD health trade licence, the Delhi Police eating-house licence (the step unique to Delhi), fire NOC, DPCC consent for bigger kitchens, and excise for liquor. Start the police licence early, it commonly gates opening dates.
Which GST rate applies to restaurants in Delhi?
The same national slabs apply in Delhi as everywhere: standard restaurant service bills at 5% without input tax credit; specified-premises contexts (notably hotels above the tariff threshold) bill at 18% with ITC. CountStand applies the right slab per outlet setting and splits CGST/SGST automatically.
What must the bill itself show?
GSTIN and FSSAI number, a sequential invoice number that never repeats or skips, item-wise amounts, the CGST/SGST split in integer paise, optional service charge on its own line, and a dynamic UPI QR. CountStand prints all of it by default, e-invoice-ready for the day turnover crosses the threshold.
Compliant bills in Delhi by tonight
Send your restaurant name and a menu photo on WhatsApp, get a working billing counter back in minutes.
30-day free trial · No card · From ₹999/mo per outlet