Opticdigit vs myBillBook for optical shops (2026)

Published 18 October 2026 · 6 min read · By Aditya Mane

For an optical shop or chain, Opticdigit is the better choice than myBillBook: eye power on every bill, eye test and contact lens reminders, salesman incentives and Enterprise for chains, from ₹2,500 a year. myBillBook is a general GST billing app with an optical page.

We make Opticdigit, so read this with that in mind. Everything we say about myBillBook comes from its own website and Google Play listing, checked on 18 October 2026. If something has changed or we got it wrong, tell us and we'll correct it.

Quick answer

• Choose Opticdigit if you want software made only for opticians: SPH, CYL, AXIS, ADD and PD on the bill, prescription history, eye check reminders, salesman incentives, Hindi, English and 8 more Indian languages, and setup done for you on higher plans. See plans.
• Already on myBillBook? Our team imports your stock and labels it on Premium Pro and above, and trains your staff in English, Hindi or Marathi.

Side by side

myBillBook's prices are from its pricing page and Google Play listing on 18 October 2026. We couldn't confirm whether they include GST.

How Opticdigit covers what myBillBook offers

• Entry price: myBillBook's Play listing shows a ₹399 Silver plan for general billing. Opticdigit Basic is ₹2,500 a year, less than myBillBook's Plus (₹3,490) and Pro (₹3,990), and includes eye power on the bill, frame and lens barcodes and prescription history.
• iPhone: myBillBook has an iPhone app, and so does Opticdigit, along with Android, Windows and Mac apps and the web app.
• Accounting and GST: myBillBook lists e-invoicing, godowns and Tally export. Opticdigit has e-invoicing, e-way bills, GST return filing and bank reconciliation on Premium and above, and Enterprise adds a central warehouse, a GSTIN per branch, Tally export and purchase and supplier ledgers.
• Trying it first: myBillBook has a free trial. Opticdigit gives a free 20-minute demo on your own stock.

Where Opticdigit is stronger

• Eye power fields on the bill and full prescription history per customer, not just a note on the profile.
• Eye check and contact lens reminders sent automatically, plus offer and cashback campaigns.
• Salesman incentives: commission per frame, lens or brand, monthly targets and a leaderboard.
• Hindi and English, plus 8 more Indian languages in the app, with demos and training from our team.
• Setup done for you: professional setup on Premium, and full stock import and labelling plus a 2-in-1 printer on Premium Pro.
• From one shop to a chain: 2, 4 or 6 shops with combined reports, and Enterprise for 7 or more branches with stock transfer and a central warehouse.

Which should you choose

If optical work is your whole business, we recommend Opticdigit. A one-counter shop can start on Basic at ₹2,500 a year; a busy shop with staff should pick Premium for reminders, staff logins and incentives; a shop with branches gets 4 or 6 shops on Premium Pro or Pro Ultra. If you only need the cheapest GST bill maker and rarely look up prescriptions, myBillBook is a fair choice. Read optical software vs billing software and compare all plans.

Frequently asked questions

Is myBillBook good for optical shops?

myBillBook is a well-known GST billing app with an optical shop page. It handles frames, lenses, contact lenses and sunglasses as stock, size and colour variants, barcodes and customer-linked prescription records. Its page does not list SPH, CYL, AXIS fields or eye test reminders. For an optical shop, Opticdigit is the better choice, because every screen is built for optical work.

What is the best alternative to myBillBook for an optical shop?

We recommend Opticdigit (we make it). It is built only for optical shops, saves SPH, CYL, AXIS, ADD and PD on each bill, sends eye check and contact lens reminders, has salesman incentives, and works in Hindi, English and 8 more Indian languages. Plans start at ₹2,500 a year.

Does myBillBook save eye prescriptions?

Its optical page says you can manage customer prescriptions online and that each record is linked to the customer's profile. It doesn't list the eye power fields. Opticdigit has SPH, CYL, AXIS, ADD and PD fields on the bill itself.

How much does myBillBook cost?

On 18 October 2026 myBillBook's pricing page listed Plus at ₹3,490 a year, Pro at ₹3,990 a year and Pro Max from ₹570 a month billed annually. Its Google Play listing mentions a Silver plan at ₹399 a year and a 14-day free trial. Opticdigit costs ₹2,500 to ₹34,999 a year.

Is myBillBook cheaper than Opticdigit?

Its lowest plans are cheaper: Silver at ₹399 a year against Opticdigit Basic at ₹2,500. Its Plus and Pro plans (₹3,490 and ₹3,990 a year) cost more than Opticdigit Basic. Opticdigit includes optical features, Hindi and English training and, on higher plans, setup and stock import.

Does myBillBook work in Marathi?

myBillBook's Google Play listing names English, Hindi, Hinglish, Gujarati and Tamil. Marathi is not listed. Opticdigit's app is in 10 Indian languages, and demos and training are in English, Hindi and Marathi.

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