Comparison brief
Looking for an alternative to Qoyod?
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. Snad puts point of sale and HR among its nine apps: you choose three on Starter, five on Basic and all of them on Pro, and every extra user, cashiers included, has one price. Qoyod's plan prices are not published here: its live pricing page loads via JavaScript and could not be documented.
- Parties
- Snad · Qoyod
- Sources
- 4 official pages
- Last checked
- 19 August 2026
- Prepared by
- Snad — a party to this comparison
Verdict
The verdict first
Snad fits if
- You want POS and payroll as apps you switch on within the plan, not add-ons billed per user or per employee
- You want the till, stock and the books in one database: a sale deducts the quantity and creates the entry
- You want to start on a permanent free plan
Evidence
Snad vs Qoyod — feature comparison
Each Qoyod cell carries a note number pointing to the vendor's page and the date it was read. Snad's cells come from the product and its pricing page.
| Item | Snad | Qoyod |
|---|---|---|
| Plan structure | Three: Starter · Basic · Pro | Three: Basic · Pro · Advanced3 |
| Usage limits | Unlimited invoices; users 1 · 3 · 5 and apps running 3 · 5 · all | “No maximum limit for invoices, entries, products, customers, or suppliers”1 |
| Point of saleDeciding line | One of the nine apps; a cashier is a user at the extra-user price | A paid add-on, priced per user2 |
| PayrollDeciding line | Inside the HR app | A paid add-on, priced per employee2 |
| Each extra user | SAR 20 a month on Basic and Pro | A paid add-on2 |
| Locations and branches | No per-branch fee | An extra location is a paid add-on2 |
| E-invoicing | Fatoora linkage on Basic and Pro | Compliant with the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority requirements4 |
Snad
What Snad does
- The till and payroll inside the plan
- Starter is free for one user and three apps; Basic is SAR 149 a month for three users and five apps; Pro is SAR 399 for five users and all nine apps. Each extra user is SAR 20 a month on Basic and Pro.
- One movement from the till to the books
- A sale at the till deducts the item from its warehouse and creates its journal entry at the same moment; recipe components are deducted with it if you define them, and you read their consumption in the components report.
- Payroll from attendance to the journal
- Attendance and leave: annual, sick, unpaid, maternity, paternity and Hajj. A payroll run computes lateness, early leave, absence, unpaid leave and overtime, then posts its entry automatically: salary expense against salaries payable.
The other side
Where Qoyod is stronger12
Documented from Qoyod's own pages. If any of these is a must for your business, it is the better choice.
- No maximum limit on invoices, journal entries, products, customers, or suppliers on any plan
- A native cashier application built by Qoyod
- Publicly announced recurring offers: 20% off a two-year subscription, 33% off the Advanced plan over three years, and buy-one-add-on-get-one-free on Advanced
Questions
Questions about moving from Qoyod to Snad
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Notes
Notes and sources
- 1qoyod.com/en/knowledge-base/qoyod-pricing-plans-features-pricing-limits-how-to-choose-anAccessed 1 August 2026
- 2qoyod.com/en/knowledge-base/qoyod-plans-and-pricing-subscription-tiers-features-add-onsAccessed 1 August 2026
- 3app.qoyod.com/home/select_plan_arAccessed 1 August 2026, re-checked 19 August 2026
- 4qoyod.comAccessed 1 August 2026
- SSnad's cells come from the product and its pricing page, checked against the product code in September 2026.
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Sources in this brief last checked: 19 August 2026