Fawtar or Qoyod?

Free: SAR 0 for up to 3 invoices/month with a watermark. Pro: 12.99 USD/month via PayPal after a 7-day trial (about SAR 49). Business: 25.99 USD/month (about SAR 99). Fawtar has no mada/SAR rail for its own subscriptions as of 2026-08-29.

Fawtar pricing

Not publicly documented as of 2026-08-29. List prices render in the in-app plan selector, not as static HTML. The Help Centre describes multiple SMB tiers; time-limited offers are not treated as list prices here.

Qoyod plan selector

Freelancers and service SMEs.

Self-serve SMB plus sales-led Enterprise.

Qoyod plans

Ordinary or tax invoice, Arabic PDF, Phase 1 QR, public generator with no signup.

E-invoicing included in SMB plans per the Help Centre.

Qoyod Help Centre

Arabic quotes with accept / revise / reject, then invoice and staged payments. Pro plan.

Qoyod markets quotations as part of sales.

Payment requests, collection links, transfer proofs, receipts, a daily follow-up list, and reminder copy you send yourself. Pro.

Qoyod is a full accounting system; operational collections should be verified in-product.

Customer aging (current / 1–30 / 31–60 / 61–90 / 90+) and CSV, plus a no-account calculator.

Not publicly documented as of 2026-08-29. An aging report in Fawtar’s exact buckets.

Double-entry ledger with automatic posting on Business. Not a multi-company practice suite at Wafeq/Qoyod scale.

Qoyod positions itself as a full Saudi accounting system.

VAT report on Business, plus a public return estimator that does not store your figures.

Qoyod markets VAT reporting as part of Saudi accounting.

A Phase 2 integration path exists on the Business plan: device onboarding with a Fatoora OTP, simplified-invoice signing, and Reporting/Clearance routes. As of 29 August 2026 no customer has completed production onboarding end to end, and Fawtar is not described as a ZATCA-approved or listed solution.

Help Centre says SMB plans include Phase 2-compatible e-invoicing. Qoyod has a longer operational presence than Fawtar in this market.

Qoyod subscription plans

Stock deduction with POS on Business. Not multi-warehouse / BOM inventory.

Qoyod markets inventory; plan limits should be checked at signup.

POS issues a simplified tax invoice with QR, deducts stock, and runs cash-drawer shifts. Business plan.

Qoyod markets POS as a product or add-on. Inclusion versus paid extra is not static on public HTML.

Payroll with GOSI by nationality/scheme and a WPS file. Business plan. Not a full HRIS.

Qoyod markets payroll, often as an add-on. Confirm at signup.

Project margin from quotes, invoices and costs on Business, including deposit and milestone billing.

Not publicly documented as of 2026-08-29. Project-profitability detail on a static public page.

Documented REST + OpenAPI + MCP on Business. Filter grammar aligned with Qoyod to ease migration.

Public REST API with ransack filters and an API-KEY header.

Signed webhooks for invoice and payment events, plus Google Sheets feeds. Docs are public.

Not publicly documented as of 2026-08-29. A public webhook catalogue as explicit as Fawtar’s.

User-reviewed statement matching on Business. Not a direct Saudi bank feed.

Qoyod markets bank reconciliation; confirm plan limits at signup.

Branches on the Business plan.

Wafeq claims Qoyod caps branches and charges per location. That is a competitor claim; verify on Qoyod.

Wafeq vs Qoyod

Cost centres on Business.

Not publicly documented as of 2026-08-29. Cost-centre detail in public HTML.

A PWA in the mobile browser. No native app-store application.

Qoyod publishes a mobile app as its own product.

Salla was tested on a real production store. Zid/Shopify/Woo paths exist. MCP, Sheets and webhooks. Not Foodics.

Qoyod publishes integrations (including Salla). Use Qoyod’s current list.

Public tools with no signup, a free account at 3 invoices/month, and a 7-day Pro trial that requires a card.

14-day trial, no card. No perpetual free plan documented in the Help Centre.

Arabic-first RTL, with Arabic PDFs rather than mirrored English templates. Wafeq and Qoyod are Arabic too.

Arabic-first as a Saudi product.

Subscriptions are PayPal USD with a card. Phase 2 has no completed customer production onboarding. Customer WhatsApp is not operationally enabled pending template approval. No third-party ratings republished here.

List prices are not on a static marketing page. Payroll/POS/branch add-ons need confirmation at purchase.

A Saudi service business that needs an Arabic invoice today, then collections and a ledger, without starting on an ERP.

A business that wants a well-known Saudi accounting system with Phase 2 in the SMB plan.