A factual comparison for Indian pharmacies — last reviewed June 2026. Competitor details from the vendor's public listings.
Most pharmacy software makes you download and install it, or book a demo call and wait. Nesayo you can drive right now — the real product, real data, no signup.
▶ Try the real Nesayo now — 60-sec tour| Feature | Nesayo | Unisolve |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Cloud web app — any browser | Windows desktop install (on-premise) |
| Mobile billing | Full PWA — installs on any Android or iOS phone | Not publicly documented as a first-class mobile billing client |
| Voice billing | Hindi, English and Hinglish voice billing | Not publicly documented |
| Prescription photo scan | AI Vision auto-bills from a photo of the prescription | Not publicly documented |
| Medicine catalog | 253,973 medicines pre-loaded with Schedule H1 flags and GST/HSN | Distributor-driven master; pharmacy maintains its own catalog |
| AI agents | 5 autonomous agents — Morning Briefing, Expiry Guard, Refill Radar, Stock Sense, Payment Advisor | No autonomous AI agents publicly documented |
| Offline billing | PWA cached offline, syncs when network returns | Native desktop runs without internet by design |
| GST 5% default (as per 56th GST Council) | Yes | Yes |
| GSTR-1 / GSTR-3B export | JSON + CSV | Supported (format details not publicly documented) |
| Schedule H / H1 register | Auto-logged per sale with prescription routing | Manual entry into register module |
| Distributor ordering | Built-in purchase orders with WhatsApp confirm link | Distributor-side integration; retail orders typically via phone or rep |
| Installation | 2-minute web signup, no install | Dealer-installed on PC, typically with on-site setup |
| Pricing (2026) | Billing free forever (2026); Starter ₹399/month (2026); AI Employee ₹999/month (2026); Chain ₹2,999/month + ₹999/month per additional store (2026) | Pricing not published online — quoted by dealer; typically an annual licence plus AMC |
| Support channel | In-app chat plus email at [email protected] | Dealer and regional support network across India |
This is a real, practical difference worth spelling out rather than leaving as a feature-row label. In the distributor-driven model, a pharmacy's product master gets built up over time from whatever the distributor's invoice or catalog feed provides when a new medicine is first stocked — accurate for what's already been ordered, but there's no pre-existing master to check against when a genuinely new SKU shows up. The person entering it has to get the name, pack size, HSN code, and GST rate right by hand, and any typo or wrong rate then persists silently until someone notices at GSTR filing time or a stock-take.
Nesayo's approach inverts that: 253,973 medicines are pre-loaded with Schedule H1 flags and GST/HSN already attached, so most of what a pharmacy will ever stock already exists correctly in the system before the first sale. The distributor-driven model isn't wrong — it reflects how pharmacy software has worked for a long time, and a shop with a stable, well-known product range built up over years has less to gain from a pre-loaded catalog than one dealing with a wide or changing product mix.
A dealer-installed desktop system is a genuinely different purchase experience from a self-serve cloud signup, and it's worth being fair to both sides of that trade. The dealer visit means someone physically sets up the software, often migrates existing data, and trains staff on-site — real value for an owner who isn't comfortable installing software themselves or troubleshooting a printer connection alone. It also means the software update cycle, support response time, and even basic troubleshooting run through that dealer relationship rather than being in the owner's own hands.
The cloud alternative removes that dependency entirely: a 2-minute signup means there's no dealer to wait for, no install appointment to schedule, and every pharmacist can start billing the moment they decide to try it — but it also means there's no one showing up in person if something goes wrong, only chat and email support. Neither is strictly better; it's a real trade between hands-on local support and immediate, self-directed access.
Switch if you want to bill from a phone or tablet instead of a Windows PC, if you want voice billing in Hindi or Hinglish, or if you want autonomous AI agents that flag near-expiry stock, missed refills, and pending payments overnight. Stay on Unisolve if your workflow is tightly coupled to your distributor's Unisolve-based ordering rails and your staff is already fluent in the desktop shortcuts. You can run both in parallel for a week to compare before fully switching.
Yes. Nesayo accepts CSV and Excel exports. Common expiry formats (MM/YY, MMM-YY, DD.MM.YYYY, ISO) are auto-detected and batch-level FEFO inventory is preserved on import.
Not publicly documented on the vendor's listings as of June 2026. Unisolve is positioned primarily as a keyboard-driven desktop application for retail and distribution chemists.
Nesayo billing is free forever (2026), with an optional Starter plan at ₹399/month (2026) for capped AI use and the full AI Employee plan at ₹999/month (2026). Unisolve does not publish prices online — pharmacies are quoted by their dealer and the cost is usually structured as an annual licence plus AMC. Compare your dealer quote against ₹0 for billing on Nesayo.
Yes. The Chain plan at ₹2,999/month + ₹999/month per additional store (2026) gives multi-location pharmacies a single owner account, consolidated reporting, and role-based access across branches.
Check any medicine's Schedule (H1/H/X), look up its HSN code and GST rate, or decode a printed expiry date — nesayo.com/tools.
Upload your Unisolve stock export and start billing from the next customer.
Start free →Disclaimer: This comparison is based on publicly-listed features and pricing of Unisolve as of 2026-08-31. Vendors update their products frequently — always verify current features and pricing directly on the vendor's website. Nesayo has no commercial relationship with Unisolve. No trademarks belonging to Unisolve are used other than to identify the competitor product, which is permitted nominative fair use under Indian Trade Marks Act.