Restaurant billing software in Mumbai
Compliant GST bills in three seconds, on the printers you already own, built for Mumbai's billing and compliance reality.
CountStand gives Mumbai 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 Mumbai different?
A bill in Mumbai is a legal document, a queue-speed problem and a reconciliation record at once. Three local facts shape how it has to work:
- Mumbai bills carry Maharashtra CGST+SGST, and BMC inspections do look at whether the bill shows your FSSAI number and GSTIN, so the print format is compliance, not cosmetics.
- The June–September monsoon takes broadband down with it; a billing counter that stops when the network does loses the queue. Offline-first invoicing is a Mumbai requirement, not a feature.
- High-rent hubs like Bandra and Lower Parel run thin margins on high volume, a duplicate bill, an unnumbered kacha bill, or a missed UPI reconciliation is real money here.
Which licences and taxes must a Mumbai bill reflect?
GST is national, but the licensing stack is local, and your bill header should agree with it. Running a restaurant in Mumbai means keeping these current:
- FSSAI licence (state or central by turnover), the base requirement everywhere in India.
- BMC health/trade licence from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, Mumbai-specific, and inspected.
- Shops & Establishment registration under the Maharashtra act; liquor service needs the state excise licence.
Asked by owners like you
Which licences does a restaurant need in Mumbai?
The stack is FSSAI (state/central by turnover), the BMC health/trade licence, Maharashtra Shops & Establishment registration, a fire NOC for larger premises, and state excise if you serve liquor. The BMC licence is the Mumbai-specific step owners most often start late, begin it alongside FSSAI.
Which GST rate applies to restaurants in Mumbai?
The same national slabs apply in Mumbai 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 Mumbai 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