Qoyod compared with Daftra
Qoyod and Daftra are Arabic accounting and business-management systems serving the Saudi market. The clearest documented difference is in **limits**: Daftra publishes monthly caps on invoices and customers that vary by plan, while Qoyod's help centre states there is 'no maximum limit for invoices, entries, products, customers, or suppliers'. On **point of sale**, Daftra offers an unlimited number of devices across its three plans, with offline point of sale as an add-on.
Compared by what each vendor publishes
| Aspect | Qoyod | Daftra |
|---|---|---|
| Plan structure | Three plans: Basic, Pro, Advanced | Three plans: Basic, Advanced, Comprehensive |
| Published price | Could not be documented | Basic SAR 95/month, Advanced 155, Comprehensive 225 (annually 1,140 / 1,860 / 2,700) |
| Usage limits | 'No maximum limit for invoices, entries, products, customers, or suppliers' | Invoices 100/month (Basic), 500 (Advanced), unlimited (Comprehensive). Customers 100 / 300 / unlimited |
| Users | Could not be documented | One user included on each plan; extra users SAR 35/month (Basic) and 26.25 (Advanced and Comprehensive) |
| E-invoicing | Compliant with the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority requirements | Basic covers 'Phase One'; Advanced and Comprehensive cover 'Phase One and Two' |
| Point of sale | A native Qoyod cashier app; point of sale is a paid per-user add-on according to the help centre | An unlimited number of POS devices across the three plans; offline point of sale as an add-on at SAR 48.75 then 37.5/month |
| Branches and warehouses | Could not be documented | Warehouses 1 / 3 / 5 included (extra at SAR 58.5 then 45/month); an additional branch is SAR 195/month, dropping to 155 on the top plan |
| Free trial | Could not be documented | 14 days with no credit card |
The empty price cells in the Qoyod column are deliberate: the live Qoyod pricing page loads its figures via JavaScript and they do not appear in the page source, and the only available source for them is explicitly labelled 2025. Publishing a figure whose current validity cannot be verified is worse than leaving the cell empty. Daftra's figures come from its official plans page.
Where each system is stronger
Strengths documented from each vendor's own site — no system is best at everything.
Qoyod
- 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
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
- Specialised operational modules: work orders, bookings, rental management, time tracking, and manufacturing
Which one fits your case?
Qoyod suits you if…
Qoyod suits you if your invoicing volume is high or volatile, since its help centre states there is no maximum on invoices, customers, or products — so a monthly ceiling will not surprise you in peak season.
Daftra suits you if…
Daftra suits you if your operation leans heavily on point of sale: unlimited devices on every plan, an offline mode, and local payment integrations — plus specialised modules uncommon at this price tier.
And where does Snad sit in this?
And if you are comparing the two because you want accounting, point of sale, and inventory in one system, Snad is a third Saudi option: every app is available on every plan including the free one, and plans differ by usage limits rather than by which apps you get.
Frequently asked questions
How this comparison was made
Every value in the table comes from the vendor's official page with a recorded access date, and anything that could not be documented is left empty rather than guessed. We do not use wording such as 'lacks', 'only', or 'limited' about any competitor without a source that states it, and we state both sides' strengths as a rule. Prices change — check each vendor's page before signing.
accessed 1 August 2026
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