Qoyod vs Wafeq (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Qoyod if

• Fits if you run a Saudi business and need ZATCA e-invoicing
• Works for owners who want hourly accountant help with setup

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you need to know the price first, because none could be read
• Not for you if you're outside Saudi Arabia, as the listing covers no other country
• Watch out: only an Apple app was confirmed, so Android or desktop is unknown
• Watch out: the 3.0 App Store score rests on just 20 ratings
• Watch out: the vendor site blocked our request, so plans are unconfirmed

Pick Wafeq if

• Fits if you run a small business in the Gulf and need e-invoicing for the tax authority
• Makes sense if you want inventory and payroll in the same product as the books

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you only need basic invoicing at $26 and expect books, as fuller accounting starts at Plus
• Not for you if you want phone apps, since none were found
• Watch out: Enterprise is yearly only and sold through sales
• Tight if you want a free plan, as there is only a 14-day trial
• Watch out: monthly billing costs $32 against $26 yearly

Qoyod

• No prices could be read: the vendor's website blocked the request, so none are recorded here.
• Built for Saudi Arabia and its e-invoicing rules; the listing does not describe other countries.
• The App Store listing offers hourly accountants for setup and training.
• Only the iPhone and iPad app was confirmed; the site was not readable to check other platforms.

Wafeq

• Feature lists per plan sit behind a Show All Features control and were not read; check what each tier includes.
• Starter is an invoicing-only plan; fuller accounting starts at Plus.
• Enterprise is yearly only and priced through sales.
• Quarterly billing is also offered at 12% off, and the page says yearly means 12 months for the price of 10.

Qoyod

Sales and purchases

Creates sales invoices with pricing promotions and discounts, and records supplier bills, purchase orders and expenses.

ZATCA e-invoicing

Issues electronic invoices (Fatoorah) that support ZATCA compliance, with a simulation environment for testing before going live.

Journal entries and reports

Captures daily transactions as journal entries and produces reports on profitability and cash flow.

Products and inventory

Manages items, prices, quantities and stock counts, when the inventory feature is enabled.

POS and store connections

Syncs with point-of-sale and e-commerce platforms, and links online stores by API where integrations exist.

Wafeq

Invoices, quotes and purchase orders

Send invoices, quotes and purchase orders from one account, with e-invoicing that the site says is ready for ZATCA phase 2.

Inventory and manufacturing

Inventory tracking and a manufacturing module are listed among the product features.

Payroll

Manage payroll alongside the books; the homepage lists payroll with the other core modules.

Financial reports

Generate more than 40 financial reports to follow how the business is doing.

Tax authority support

The site shows ZATCA and UAE Federal Tax Authority logos and a free ZATCA invoice QR scanner.

API and accountant tools

Public API documentation, plus accountant perks and a way to hire a Wafeq-certified accountant.

Qoyod

Pricing could not be confirmed. See qoyod.com.

Wafeq

• Starter$26

  per month, billed annually ($32 billed monthly)

  For small businesses that only need invoicing; $312 a year.

• Plus$32

  per month, billed annually ($39 billed monthly)

  Everything in Starter, for businesses that want to control their finances; $384 a year.

• Premium$55

  per month, billed annually ($67 billed monthly)

  Everything in Plus, for a complete accounting solution; $660 a year.

• EnterpriseCustom

  For medium and large companies; yearly subscription only, sold through sales.

Qoyod

No public discounts listed.

Wafeq

• Annual discount

  12 months for the price of 10 on yearly plans

  The pricing page says yearly billing gives two months free, and a quarterly option takes 12% off.