An ERP for Saudi businesses that is simple and fairly priced
AI-powered cloud ERP for small and medium businesses. Snad runs accounting, sales, purchasing, inventory, HR and point of sale in one account, with ZATCA e-invoicing from the Basic plan.
Paid plans from 149 SAR a month, and a free plan with no time limit
9 apps on one line
Each app is a stop, and whatever you record at one travels the same line to the ledger — no export, no second entry.
- Bookings and appointmentsA booking page under your brand and reminders before the visit; confirming a booking issues its invoice and posts its entry.
- Point of sale (POS)A till with barcode scanning, thermal receipts and a restaurant mode with tables and kitchen; every sale draws down stock and posts its entry.
- Sales managementQuote to sales order to e-invoice with no retyping, plus delivery notes and returns.
- LoyaltyPoints and cashback earned on every invoice and till sale, spent as a discount on the next visit.
- Inventory managementQuantities drop the moment you sell, with instant transfers between warehouses, stock counts and an alert at the reorder level.
- Purchase managementPurchase order to supplier invoice, which brings stock in at the last purchase price, and automatic reordering at the reorder level.
- HR and payrollClock-in from a phone, and a payroll run that turns lateness, absence and overtime into pay lines, then posts its entry.
- Asset managementAn asset register with straight-line depreciation posted every month on its own, and scheduled maintenance.
- Accounting and e-invoicingWhere it all arrives as automatic entries: trial balance, income statement and balance sheet, with Fatoora integration from the Basic plan.
What is an ERP system?
An ERP system (Enterprise Resource Planning) is software that brings a company's operations onto one database. Instead of one program for accounting, another for inventory and a third for HR, data moves between departments on its own.
For example: you issue a sales invoice in Snad. The accounts post it, stock goes down, and the amount shows in your cash reports. One entry does all three.
The saving is not a headline percentage but what drops out of your day: the second entry at closing time, matching the stock sheet against the books, and gathering figures from scattered files before every report.
Instead of searching your ERP, ask it.
AI Mode works on Snad's own data: it builds reports from your records and prepares operations in sales, purchasing, accounting, inventory and HR. Nothing runs until you confirm.
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Send me the stock value in each warehouse
- Main warehouse412,300
- Jeddah warehouse186,750
- Dammam warehouse97,420
More requests
- Record a 2,000 payment voucher to Al Imdad from the bank
- Create an invoice for Al Noor Co.: 5 cases of water
When does your business need an ERP?
Not every business does. These are five signs that separate systems now cost you more than they save.
The same figure is entered twice
You record the sale at the till, then re-enter it in accounting, or update stock in a separate sheet. Every double entry is a point where discrepancies are born.
Your reports run a week late
To know this month's profit you wait for the accountant to gather figures from scattered sources. A decision that needs a number today is not served by one that arrives next week.
Stocktakes reveal gaps you cannot explain
Stock in the system does not match the warehouse, and you cannot tell where it broke: a sale not recorded, a return not deducted, or a transfer between branches that vanished.
Every branch is an island
You cannot see branch sales on one dashboard, and you cannot move goods from a branch where they sit idle to one that has run out without a phone call.
Compliance eats time for no reason
The payroll run is assembled by hand from attendance sheets, and the tax invoice is retyped into another program, while the data already sits inside your systems.
ERP vs. accounting software
The answer depends on what you run, not on how big you are.
| Aspect | Accounting software | ERP system |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Ledgers, invoices, and financial reports | Finance plus inventory, sales, purchasing, HR, and point of sale |
| Where entries come from | Entered manually or imported | Generated automatically from the operational transaction itself |
| Inventory | Usually out of scope or externally linked | A sale deducts the quantity at that moment |
| When it is enough | A service business that issues invoices with no stock and no payroll | A business running goods, branches, or employees alongside invoicing |
| Apparent cost | Lower advertised price | Higher advertised, lower in total once the separate systems it replaces are counted |
The rule of thumb: if you stock what you sell or run payroll, separate systems cost more in time and discrepancies than they save in subscriptions.
Cloud vs. on-premise ERP
The real difference is who pays for running, updating and staying compliant.
Cloud ERP
- No server to buy and no maintenance contract — running and updating it sit with the provider
- Updates arrive automatically, including compliance updates for the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority
- Access from any device with a browser, so branches and reps are on the same system
On-premise ERP
- You own the server and the data physically, and carry buying, maintaining, and securing it
- Updates are a planned project, including compliance updates
- Access from outside the premises needs additional network setup
- Works without an internet connection inside the local network
Snad is fully cloud-based: you start with a sign-up rather than an installation project, and compliance updates reach you without being requested.
Why choose Snad as your ERP
Built for the Saudi market
Snad is designed for businesses in the Kingdom: an Arabic interface, prices in SAR, and ZATCA integration from the Basic plan.
Fair pricing from 149 SAR
The price shown is the price you pay: a permanently free plan, then two paid plans that differ in users and in how many apps run at once, with no implementation project before your first invoice.
A free plan, for good
Starter is free with no card: one user and 3 apps of your choice. Sign up directly on Basic or Pro and you get a 7-day trial.
An interface your team gets
Designed for the business owner and their team, not for an IT specialist: one menu for every app, in Arabic or English.
Pricing
Starter
- 1 user · 3 apps
Free
BasicRecommended
- Up to 3 users · 5 apps
- Fatoora (ZATCA) integration
149
per monthPro
- Up to 5 users · every app
- Fatoora (ZATCA) integration
- Documents without the watermark
399
per month
Extra users at 20 SAR a month on Basic and Pro. AI Mode in every plan. Prices include VAT.
PricingSnad ERP across cities in Saudi Arabia
One page per city: its districts, its main sectors and the questions local business owners ask.
Frequently asked questions about ERP
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Put the whole business on one ERP.
A free plan with no time limit, and a 7-day trial when you sign up directly on a paid plan.
Free plan, no end date · 7-day trial, no card