GST pricing: ₹499 to register, ₹499 a month to file
Two simple professional fees. New registration is ₹499, one time. Monthly return filing is ₹499 per month. GST registration itself carries no government fee, and your actual tax is always separate from what you pay us. Here is exactly what each fee does and does not include.
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New GST registration — ₹499, one time
Here is a fact many first-time business owners are surprised by: registering for GST on the government portal is free. There is no government registration fee at all. So our ₹499 is purely a professional fee for getting the application right the first time — and a GST application has more failure points than it looks.
For ₹499 we prepare and file your REG-01 application, arrange the Aadhaar authentication step, assemble the correct document set for your business type — proprietorship, partnership, LLP or company — and follow the application through officer queries to your 15-digit GSTIN. Getting the place-of-business proof, bank details and authorised-signatory paperwork right is what avoids a query notice and the delay that comes with it. For the full walk-through, see GST registration.
Do you even need to register?
In Gujarat, registration is generally required once turnover crosses ₹40 lakh for goods or ₹20 lakh for services — but e-commerce sellers and some other categories must register regardless of turnover. We will tell you honestly whether you need it before you pay for it. More on the GST services hub.
GST return filing — ₹499 per month
Once registered, you have ongoing returns to file, and missing them is expensive — late fees mount daily and the portal now blocks returns older than three years. Our ₹499-a-month service keeps you filed and on time.
For the monthly fee, we prepare and file your regular returns for the period from the sales and purchase data you share:
- GSTR-1 — your outward supplies (sales) statement.
- GSTR-3B — the summary return where tax is declared and paid.
- A figures check before filing, so obvious mismatches are caught rather than filed.
- Nil returns in months with no activity — still mandatory, still covered.
- Filing confirmation each period, so you always have proof it was done.
If your turnover is up to ₹5 crore you may be on the quarterly QRMP scheme — in Gujarat, GSTR-3B is due on the 22nd of the month after the quarter — and we agree the fee arrangement for your filing frequency up front. All filings are handled under our registered GST practitioner (PID 242000004888GPL). See GST return filing for the full detail.
What the ₹499 does not cover — stated plainly
Being clear about what is not in the fee matters as much as what is. None of the following is part of our ₹499, and we would never pretend otherwise.
- Your GST liability. The tax on your sales, after input tax credit, is paid to the government through the portal. We calculate it and show you the figure before filing, but it is your money going to the government, not ours.
- Late fees and interest. If a return or payment is late, the government charges a per-day late fee and interest at 18% per annum on tax paid late. These are your liability. Our whole reason for existing is to keep you filing on time so you never meet them.
- The annual return (GSTR-9). A separate filing, quoted separately — see below.
- Notice replies and special work. Replying to a scrutiny notice, an amendment, cancellation or LUT is a distinct job, quoted before we start. See GST notice reply, amendment or LUT.
Why we spell this out
Some agents quote a low filing fee and then present the tax, late fee or a "notice charge" as if it were a surprise. We would rather you know from day one that ₹499 buys the filing work and nothing more is bolted on quietly. Every extra is named and quoted before it happens.
The annual return note
Alongside monthly or quarterly returns, GST has a yearly filing — the annual return, GSTR-9 — but not everyone has to file it, and it is not part of the monthly fee.
GSTR-9 is mandatory only if your aggregate turnover exceeds ₹2 crore in the financial year; at ₹2 crore or below it is exempt. Businesses above ₹5 crore also file a self-certified reconciliation, GSTR-9C. Because it is an annual, once-a-year job that depends on your turnover, we quote it separately when it applies — and if you are approaching the ₹2 crore threshold we will flag it in advance so it never arrives as a surprise. The current-year due date for the annual return is 31 December following the financial year. More context is on GST annual return.
Want to confirm any figure yourself? The official portal is gst.gov.in. For how GST fits our transparent, government-fee-separate pricing model overall, see the all-pricing page.
The bottom line
Our best argument is not on this page — it is the written quote we send before any work begins: our fee, the government fee, and the honest timeline, separately and clearly. Ask for it and compare us with anyone.
GST pricing questions, answered straight
Is there a government fee for GST registration?
What does the ₹499 monthly filing fee cover?
Is the tax I owe included in the ₹499?
Do I pay ₹499 even in a month with no sales?
Are late fees and interest included?
Is the annual return (GSTR-9) covered in the monthly fee?
Who actually does my GST filing?
Can you help if I have missed several months of returns?
Ready to sort out your GST?
Tell us whether you need a new registration or ongoing filing, and a little about your business. You get a clear quote — ₹499 to register or ₹499 a month to file — with your tax liability shown separately, before anything begins.