| Ghalleh | Qoyod | Daftra | Mothooq | Odoo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Published price | In JOD: 5 a month, 35 a year or 79 for three years, every feature in every plan | Not published for Jordan, shown after sign-up, 14-day trial | In USD: 240, 495 or 600 a year, or from 30 a month | Monthly in JOD: limited free plan, then 9.99, 19.99 and 34.99 | One app free, other plans in USD per user per month |
| JoFotara, as its site puts it | Connected to JoFotara, with the QR code printed on every receipt | Integrated with the national e-invoicing system (JoFotara) | Compatible link with Jordan's e-invoicing platform | Describes itself as 100% compatible with JoFotara | Jordan E-Invoicing module for accounting invoices, third-party add-ons for POS receipts |
| Works offline | Yes, on every device, with invoices sent when the connection returns | Its POS page says sales continue when the line drops | Its desktop POS app works offline | Not stated on the pages we checked | POS keeps selling once a session is open |
| Point of sale | The core: barcode and voice selling, thermal receipts, split payment | On Sunmi Android hardware | A module in the system, with a POS app | Cloud POS suited to iPad | POS app in the browser |
| Phone | Android app on Google Play, iPhone and iPad coming soon | Not stated on the pages we checked | Phone apps | Not stated on the pages we checked | Not stated on the pages we checked |
| Windows PC | A Windows app downloaded from ghalleh.com, linked to your phone | Cloud system in the browser | Desktop POS app | Cloud system in the browser | In the browser |
| Good fit for | A shop or café selling at the counter all day | A company whose accountant works in the books every day | A company that wants an ERP across several activities | An office or small company with few invoices | A company tailoring one system per department with an implementation firm |
Sources: qoyod.com/jo and qoyod.com/point-of-sale (qoyod.com/jo/pricing showed no prices), daftra.com/plans and Daftra's Jordan e-invoicing page, mothooq.com/ar/pricing and mothooq.com/ar, odoo.com/pricing and Odoo's Jordan documentation. Checked October 2026. Prices and features may change, and each vendor's site is the reference.
Before you choose, see POS prices in Jordan and what JoFotara integration means in practice.
In short: one line each
- Qoyod: Saudi cloud accounting with a Jordan site, the deepest JoFotara content in the market, and a POS on Sunmi hardware. Its Jordan price only shows after sign-up.
- Daftra: a broad cloud ERP with accounting, HR, projects and point of sale, priced in US dollars.
- Mothooq: Jordanian accounting and invoicing with monthly prices in dinar and a limited free plan for businesses that issue few invoices.
- Odoo: a suite of business apps configured to order, with an official Jordan e-invoicing module, usually set up by an implementation firm.
- Ghalleh: a Jordanian POS for shops and cafés on phone, tablet and PC, connected to JoFotara, working offline, and telling the owner about every sale.
The small shop versus the accountant
Qoyod, Daftra, Mothooq and Odoo are accounting systems at heart: a chart of accounts, journal entries, financial statements, with point of sale as one module. That is what an accountant needs when working in a company's books every day.
A shop that sells dozens of times an hour needs something else first: a fast till at the counter that scans barcodes, prints a receipt with the JoFotara QR code right away, brings stock down with every sale, and keeps selling when the internet drops. Ghalleh starts there and records the daily side of accounting: sales and tax on every invoice, returns, drawer expenses, profit after the cost of goods, and customer debts, then hands your accountant a ready monthly file.
So the question is not always which of the three is best. It may be whether you need full accounting software at all, or a till that records everything and an accountant who works from its figures.
When to choose each one
- Choose Qoyod if an accountant works in your books every day, you want each sale posted to the books as it happens, and you do not mind learning the price after sign-up.
- Choose Daftra if your company needs accounting, HR and projects under one account across several activities, and paying in dollars is fine.
- Choose Mothooq if you issue few invoices a month and want to start on a free plan or a small monthly plan in dinar.
- Choose Odoo if you want one system built around every department, with an implementation firm to set it up and install the JoFotara link.
- Choose Ghalleh if you run a shop or café selling at the counter all day, want every sale sent to JoFotara on its own, need selling to continue offline, and want the day's takings on your phone.
Three questions to ask any vendor before you subscribe
- What will I pay over a full year for my shop, with my devices, staff and branches, and in which currency?
- Does the JoFotara QR code print on the receipt at the moment of sale, and what happens to the invoice if the internet drops?
- Do I need a firm or a technician to set up the connection and the devices, and what does that cost?
Which one fits you?
One of the three accounting apps fits if
You run a company where an accountant works in the books every day, you need journals, statements and invoicing in one system, and the till is a small part of the work.
Ghalleh fits if
Your shop or café sells at the counter all day, and you want a POS connected to JoFotara that works offline, priced in dinar, followed from your phone, with a monthly file for your accountant.
Moving to Ghalleh
From the app you use now, export your item list to an Excel or CSV file, or copy it into a sheet if it has no export.
On the items screen choose import and load the file as it is, Excel or CSV, up to 20,000 rows. Ghalleh matches the columns itself and shows you the rows to review before saving.
Enter your JoFotara connection details once in Ghalleh's settings, and make a test sale to check that the QR code printed on the receipt.
Common questions
Which is better for a shop in Jordan: Qoyod or Daftra?
It depends on your business. Qoyod is closer to an accountant who wants the books and JoFotara together, and Daftra is broader, for a company that needs HR and projects alongside accounting. If your business is selling at a counter all day, a POS connected to JoFotara such as Ghalleh, with an accountant working from its figures, may be all you need.
How much is Qoyod in Jordan?
When we checked Qoyod's site in October 2026, its Jordan prices were not published, the Jordan pricing page showed no figures, and the price shows after sign-up. Ask for a written quote with every fee before you subscribe.
Is Mothooq free?
It has a limited free plan, including 25 invoices a month and one user, according to its pricing page in October 2026, then monthly plans in dinar: 9.99, 19.99 and 34.99.
Which of these works offline?
Qoyod's POS page says selling continues when the line drops, Daftra says its desktop POS app works offline, and Odoo's POS keeps selling once a session is open. We found no mention of it on Mothooq's pages. In Ghalleh selling continues on every device, and invoices are sent when the connection returns.
Do I need accounting software if I have a POS?
Ghalleh records the daily side of accounting: sales, tax, returns, expenses, profit and debts, and gives your accountant a monthly file. Financial statements and the income tax return stay with your accountant, who may use accounting software of their own.
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