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MC-POS vs myBillBook: which billing software is right for you?

By Yoonus C, founder of Mycodlabs Technologies (makers of MC-POS)  ·  Facts checked  ·  5 min read

Quick answer

myBillBook is Indian GST invoicing and accounting software. Its Plus and Pro plans (₹3,490 and ₹3,990 a year) are for invoicing; POS billing and e-invoicing come in the Pro Max plan, from ₹6,840 a year.

MC-POS Cloud is POS-first: counter billing is included from the first plan, the apps bill fully offline on Android, iOS, Windows and macOS, and restaurants get tables, KOT and QR ordering. It also has Saudi ZATCA and UAE VAT e-invoicing for businesses in the Gulf.

Side-by-side comparison

Feature MC-POS Cloud myBillBook
Price Free to start. Paid plans $36 (Essentials, 2 users), $100 (Advanced, 2 users) or $120 (Restaurant, 4 users) a year, tax extra Plus ₹3,490/year; Pro ₹3,990/year; Pro Max from ₹6,840/year
POS billing Included in every plan Pro Max plan (desktop and web app)
Apps Native apps for Android, iOS, Windows and macOS, plus web Android, iOS and web; desktop on Pro and above
Works offline Yes — full billing with no internet; syncs when back online Not stated on pricing page
Users 2 users on Essentials and Advanced, 4 on Restaurant; more on a custom plan Plus and Pro: 1 user + 1 CA; Pro Max: 3 users + 1 CA
Tax / e-invoicing ZATCA and UAE VAT e-invoicing (Advanced plan) Indian GST; e-invoicing on Pro Max
Accounting Built in — full accounting on every paid plan Yes
Restaurant features Tables, KOT printing, QR menu, split bills (Restaurant plan) Not a restaurant POS
Online store Online store built in (Advanced plan) Not listed on pricing page
Multiple businesses / outlets Yes — branches, warehouses and stock transfers Pro Max: 2 businesses (more as add-on)

Prices and features change often. We checked them on 19 September 2026 from each vendor's own website — please check the vendor's site before you buy. We make MC-POS, so we have tried to be fair and say where the other product is the better pick.

Invoicing app vs POS

myBillBook is built around GST invoices, quotations and accounts for Indian businesses. A fast POS counter screen is part of its top Pro Max plan.

MC-POS starts from the counter: barcode billing, receipts and returns are there on every plan, and the same data flows into stock and accounting.

Offline and devices

MC-POS apps are native and offline-first — a shop keeps billing when the internet drops, on Android, iOS, Windows or macOS. myBillBook runs on Android, iOS and the web, with a desktop app on Pro and above; its pricing page does not say whether billing works offline.

Price

myBillBook plans are per business per year, with user limits per plan. MC-POS plans are per plan per year — $36 (Essentials, 2 users), $100 (Advanced, 2 users) or $120 (Restaurant, 4 users) a year, tax extra — and one user can bill on any number of devices. See MC-POS pricing.

Which one should you choose?

Choose MC-POS Cloud if

  • You need a fast counter POS on your first plan
  • Your internet is not reliable
  • You run a restaurant or café
  • You sell in the Gulf and need ZATCA or UAE VAT e-invoicing

Choose myBillBook if

  • You mainly make GST invoices in India, not counter sales
  • Your CA works in the same app with you

Frequently asked questions

Is MC-POS a good myBillBook alternative?

Yes, especially for shops and restaurants that need a counter POS, offline billing and apps on every device. POS billing is included in every MC-POS plan.

How much does myBillBook cost?

myBillBook Plus is ₹3,490 per year, Pro is ₹3,990 per year, and Pro Max starts at ₹6,840 per year.

Does myBillBook have POS billing?

Yes, POS billing (desktop and web app) is part of the myBillBook Pro Max plan.

Does MC-POS work offline?

Yes. MC-POS apps bill fully without internet and sync to the cloud when the connection comes back.

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