Published plans, add-ons you pay for only if you use them, and a full trial before you pay anything. No “contact us for a price” on every line.
Move up or down at any time; the difference is prorated onto the next cycle.
Starter
Perfect for single-location boutiques and small shops just getting started.
200SAR / per month
14-day trial
Professional
Ideal for growing supermarkets and multi-cashier retail stores.
349SAR / per month
14-day trial
Enterprise
For retail chains with 5+ branches requiring full customisation and SLA-backed support.
699SAR / per month
30-day trial
Prices exclude VAT
Pay for what you actually use, and add or drop it in any month.
Some things, gated, break the shop rather than the plan. These are those.
Signing, clearance, reporting and VAT — on every tier, with no module to buy.
Selling, signing and printing with no network is not a premium feature — it is the condition of the till working at all.
Start on your own phone. Gating “does my camera work” taxes the first day.
A complete right-to-left interface and a bilingual receipt — not a partial translation.
From a team that knows ZATCA, Mada and this market — not a call centre reading a script.
Updates inside the maintenance window, backed up first and rolled back automatically if they fail.
Your customers’ payments are not part of these prices: they settle into your own merchant account through EdfaPay, and our income from them is a published revenue share. We never hold your money.
And if one is left, ask it directly — we answer with a number, not a phrase.
Three published tiers, priced per site rather than per user: Starter, Professional and Enterprise. Starter is SAR 200 a month, or SAR 2,000 a year — both before VAT. The current figures and what each tier includes are on the pricing page. The terminal is free for as long as you subscribe: a Landi C20 Pro with an integrated mada reader, with nothing to buy and nothing to finance. If you leave, you send it back.
How to work out the three-year cost, what to ask in a demo, and the contract clauses that cost you later.
4 min read
Not a feature list — a method. Write down your five hardest transactions, price three years, test the outage, and check whether you can leave. Everything else is detail.
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A point of sale is four systems wearing one screen: a sales engine, an inventory ledger, a compliance device and a reporting layer. Understanding that is why some shops buy well and others buy a till.
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A checklist you can print and carry into every demo, grouped by what it protects you from: wasted money, lost sales, compliance trouble and being unable to leave.
Tell us your branches, your terminals and your trade, and we will say which one is enough — including when that is the cheapest.
