Briefs
Business software alternatives in Saudi Arabia: sourced comparisons
Comparisons with the region's leading accounting and business programs: features, prices and fit for the Saudi market, with every competitor figure taken from its official page.
- Briefs
- 8
- Sources
- 17 official pages
- Last checked
- 19 August 2026
- Prepared by
- Snad — a party to this comparison
Briefs
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Daftra alternative
Daftra is a widely used Arabic program serving several Arab markets, covering accounting, invoicing, point of sale, HR and assets. - 2
Qoyod alternative
Qoyod is a well-known Saudi accounting program whose plans set no maximum on invoices, entries or products, and whose point of sale and payroll are paid add-ons per user or per employee according to its help centre. - 3
Wafeq alternative
Wafeq is an accounting and invoicing platform focused on Saudi compliance, with a documented e-invoicing API, and point of sale is not listed among its products (August 2026). - 4
Odoo alternative
Odoo is a global ERP with dozens of apps; its official pricing page states that its plans include unlimited support, hosting and maintenance, and it prices in US dollars per user (August 2026). - 5
Foodics alternative
Foodics is a restaurant specialist based in Riyadh with its own payments service, and its pricing page lists “Accounting and HR” within the Basic bundle (August 2026). - 6
SMACC alternative
SMACC is a cloud program from Riyadh with published branches in several cities; it publishes three plans billed in US dollars that differ in modules and users, and offers multi-currency on every plan (August 2026). - 7
Rewaa alternative
Rewaa is a Saudi platform specialising in retail and restaurants, combining the till and inventory; its plans start at SAR 275 a month billed annually, excluding tax (August 2026), and HR is not listed among its products. - 8
Zoho Books alternative
Zoho Books is a cloud accounting product with a Saudi edition that includes Phase Two e-invoicing from the Standard plan at SAR 69 a month, or 60 billed annually, prices exclusive of local taxes (August 2026).
Notes
How these briefs are written
Competitor figures come from each vendor's own page, dated when read, and nothing undocumented is published. Because Snad is a party, each brief also names the rival's strengths.
Two programs compared
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Qoyod compared with Daftra
Qoyod and Daftra compared on what each publishes on its own site: plans, limits, e-invoicing, and point of sale — including what could not be documented. - 2
Qoyod compared with Wafeq
Qoyod and Wafeq compared on what each publishes on its own site: product scope, e-invoicing, and annual billing — including what could not be documented.
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Sources in this brief last checked: 19 August 2026