Empowering retailers and MSMEs with cloud-connected real-time billing.

NGX machines run from ₹5,999 for the BTP120 Bluetooth thermal printer to ₹44,999 for a full Windows Touch POS. Most shops start with a standalone GST billing machine like the NBP100 (₹12,499) or the cloud-connected Awatar (₹19,999). Every price is a one-time purchase; additional GST will be applicable. The full price list is on our billing machine price page.

No — the machine itself is not mandatory. GST-registered businesses must issue GST-compliant invoices (registration is required above ₹40 lakh turnover for goods, ₹20 lakh for services). A billing machine simply makes those invoices automatic: correct CGST/SGST slabs, HSN codes, and your shop's name printed on every bill.

Yes. NGX billing machines are standalone — no PC needed to bill. The battery runs a full day of billing (the HTM210 handheld prints around 1,000 receipts per charge). Cloud machines like Awatar keep billing offline and sync sales when Wi-Fi returns.

Standard 57 mm (2-inch) or 79 mm (3-inch) thermal paper rolls, available everywhere from roughly ₹12–₹40 a roll. Thermal printing uses no ink or cartridges — paper is the only consumable, typically a few thousand rupees a year for a busy counter.

Every machine ships with a manufacturer's warranty and support from NGX's own Bengaluru team — separate phone lines for sales, support, and online support — plus 84 authorised dealers across India and resident teams in 8 cities for on-site help.

Yes. NGX billing machines support KOT/BOT printing — orders route from the counter to the kitchen with table and token management, and food and beverage GST rates are handled separately on the same bill.