# Daftra compared with Wafeq > **In short:** Daftra and Wafeq are Arabic programs serving the Saudi market, and with both, Phase Two e-invoicing starts on the second plan: Advanced at Daftra and Plus at Wafeq. The clearest documented difference is in **point of sale and users**: Daftra offers an unlimited number of POS devices on all three plans and includes one user on each plan, while point of sale is not listed among Wafeq's products (November 2026) and its plans include 2, 5 and 20 users. - **URL:** https://www.snad.io/en/compare/daftra-vs-wafeq - **Publisher:** Snad (snad.io) — a third option, not one of the two programs compared - **Vendor information verified:** 2026-11-03, from the vendors' own official pages ## Compared by what each vendor publishes | Aspect | Daftra | Wafeq | |---|---|---| | Plan structure | Three plans: Basic, Advanced, Comprehensive [1] | Four plans: Starter, Plus, Premium, Enterprise (price on request, annual subscription) [2] | | Published price | Basic SAR 120/month billed monthly, or 95 billed annually (1,140 a year); Advanced 220 or 155 (1,860); Comprehensive 320 or 225 (2,700) [1] | Starter SAR 119/month billed monthly, or 99 billed annually (1,190 a year); Plus 149 or 119 (1,430); Premium 249 or 199 (2,390) [2] | | Users | One user included on each plan; each extra user SAR 35/month billed monthly or 26.25 billed annually [1] | 2 users on Starter, 5 on Plus, 20 on Premium, unlimited on Enterprise [2] | | Usage limits | Invoices and quotes 100/month (Basic), 500 (Advanced), unlimited (Comprehensive). New customers 100 / 300 / unlimited [1] | 'Unlimited customers and suppliers' from Starter upward [2] | | E-invoicing | Basic covers 'Phase One'; Advanced and Comprehensive cover 'Phase One and Two' [1] | 'Phase Two e-invoicing compliance' listed among the features of Plus and above [2] | | Point of sale | An unlimited number of POS devices on all three plans, plus point of sale that works offline with automatic syncing [1] | Not listed among its products (November 2026); its e-invoicing platform is offered 'for an ERP, point-of-sale or in-house system' [3] | | Payroll and inventory | 'Payroll management' and 'attendance' among its apps, and 1 / 3 / 5 warehouses included by plan [1] | 'Run payroll', 'inventory tracking' and 'multiple warehouses' listed among Premium's features [2] | | Branches | Each additional branch SAR 195/month billed monthly or 155 billed annually [1] | One branch included on Plus and unlimited on Premium; each additional branch SAR 29/month or 24 billed annually (290 a year) [2] | | Free trial | 14 days with no credit card [1] | 14 days with no credit card [2] | Both pages show the monthly price in two cycles: billed monthly, and billed annually divided by twelve — so compare figures in the same cycle. Neither says whether prices include VAT (November 2026), so ask the vendor before signing. ## Where each program is stronger ### Daftra - An unlimited number of point-of-sale devices on every plan, including the lowest - Point of sale that works offline with automatic syncing - Tabby and Tamara payment integrations, plus loyalty points, instalments, and commissions - Support around the clock, every day of the week, by phone, WhatsApp and email - Specialised operational modules: bookings and memberships, with manufacturing on Comprehensive - AI credits included on every plan: 60 / 200 / 500 - Sources: [1] ### Wafeq - A direct link to the Fatoora platform, with XML and PDF/A-3 files generated automatically - Servers and data hosting inside Saudi Arabia - Users included in the price: 5 on Plus and 20 on Premium - Unlimited customers and suppliers from the lowest plan - An annual subscription for the cost of ten months - An e-invoicing API and a Foodics sales integration on Premium - Services for accounting firms and a way to hire a certified accountant - Sources: [3] [2] ## Which one fits your case? - Daftra suits you if your operation runs on the till or needs modules beside the accounting, such as bookings and memberships: unlimited POS devices on every plan, an offline mode, and round-the-clock support. - Wafeq suits you if your work is accounting without a till and several people work on it: 5 users on Plus and 20 on Premium within the price, your data hosted inside Saudi Arabia, and services for accounting firms. ## Where does Snad fit? And if you are comparing the two because you want accounting, point of sale, inventory and payroll in one program, Snad is a third Saudi option with nine apps: the Starter plan is free for good (3 apps and one user), Basic is SAR 149 a month including VAT (5 apps and 3 users), and Pro is SAR 399 (every app and 5 users), with each extra user at SAR 20 a month. ## Frequently asked questions ### What is the difference between Daftra and Wafeq? The documented difference comes down to three points (November 2026): point of sale (unlimited devices at Daftra, not listed among Wafeq's products), users (one included on each Daftra plan, 2, 5 and 20 at Wafeq), and payroll and inventory (among Daftra's apps, from Premium at Wafeq). ### From which plan does Phase Two e-invoicing start? From the second plan with both, according to their pricing pages (November 2026): Daftra's Basic lists 'Phase One' and Phase Two starts on Advanced, while Wafeq lists 'Phase Two compliance' from Plus. If your business is in a linkage wave, compare each vendor's second plan. ### Do Daftra's and Wafeq's prices include VAT? Neither pricing page says so as of November 2026, either way. Ask the vendor in writing before signing, and compare the figures in the same billing cycle. ### When was this comparison updated? The data was taken from the vendors' official pages as accessed on 3 November 2026 and recorded in an internal verification log. Prices change, so check each vendor's page before signing. ## Sources 1. https://www.daftra.com/plans — accessed 2026-11-02, re-checked 2026-11-03 2. https://www.wafeq.com/ar-sa/pricing — accessed 2026-11-02, re-checked 2026-11-03 3. https://www.wafeq.com/ar-sa — accessed 2026-11-02, re-checked 2026-11-03 Prices change: check the vendor's page before signing anything. --- ## About the publisher **Snad (سند)** — a private Saudi software company based in Madinah, founded 2025. Legal form: Sole proprietorship. Commercial registration: 7038154642 VAT number: 310959226500003 Only official domain: snad.io > Snad is a private commercial business-management platform. It is not a > government body, not a bank, and not a government services portal, and it > is not affiliated with any government entity. Any site or app with a > similar name is unrelated to Snad.