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Fawatir AI vs Hisab

Two Morocco software options, compared side by side for Morocco trades.

Which should you choose?

Fawatir AI and Hisab are both Tier S: our check found each one's prices published on its own website, so you can compare their costs before talking to sales. The tier is not a quality ranking: weigh the pros, cons, pricing and Morocco-specific notes below against your trade and region.

Fawatir AI

Tier S · Published prices

Facturation, devis, caisse, stock et paie pour TPE et auto-entrepreneurs marocains, avec copilote IA

Fawatir AI is a Moroccan online app for invoices, quotes, point of sale, stock, payroll and accounting preparation, with an AI copilot that turns voice or text messages in French, Arabic or Darija into invoices, quotes or expense records. It targets shops, auto-entrepreneurs, freelancers, small businesses and accounting firms, including construction firms. Fawatir AI says 214 Moroccan companies use it.

Pros

+ Published yearly price covering all modules
+ Payroll with CNSS, AMO and IR calculations, per the vendor
+ AI copilot accepts French, Arabic or Darija
+ Free trial with no card and a 30-day money-back guarantee

Cons

− No worksite or progress-billing features described
− Not certified or accredited by the DGI, by its own statement
− Free trial limited to 3 invoices and 3 quotes
− No legal entity or address in its terms

Morocco note

Fawatir AI says its invoices carry the mandatory Moroccan mentions (ICE, IF, TVA) and that its payroll calculates CNSS, AMO and IR. It also states that it is not certified, accredited or approved by the DGI, does not transmit invoices to the tax administration, and that the official e-invoicing calendar and format for SMEs and the self-employed are not yet published.

Typical Morocco pricing: Published: Pro 1,699 DH a year (all modules, unlimited documents), or 999 DH a year if paid within 7 days of sign-up. Extra team member 299 DH a year; extra company 999 DH a year. Free trial with 3 invoices and 3 quotes. Billed yearly by bank transfer; VAT treatment not stated.

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Hisab

Tier S · Published prices

Facturation en ligne pour PME et fiduciaires marocaines : factures FR/AR, export UBL 2.1, archivage 10 ans

Hisab is an online invoicing platform for Moroccan SMEs and accounting firms, launched in early 2026 and operated under its terms by Boltpath LLC, a New Mexico (US) company. It creates invoices in French and Arabic, exports UBL 2.1 and CII files, and offers e-signature and 10-year archiving. Hisab says more than 250 companies have signed up; it is not a construction tool.

Pros

+ Published prices, from 1,490 MAD a year
+ Invoices in French and Arabic
+ UBL 2.1 and CII export, e-signature and 10-year archiving
+ 14-day free trial, no card

Cons

− No worksite or progress-billing features described
− Young product, launched in early 2026
− Operated by a US company; monthly plans billed in USD via Paddle
− Starter covers 1 user and 200 invoices a month

Morocco note

Hisab says it is ready for the DGI's 2026 e-invoicing mandate and will submit invoices to the DGI for validation; it does not claim DGI accreditation. Le360, citing Challenge (June 2026), reports the rollout starts in 2026 with about 1,655 companies with turnover above 200 million dirhams, reaching SMEs in 2027-2028 and small firms after 2028.

Typical Morocco pricing: Published, billed yearly: Starter 1,490 MAD (shown as 124 MAD a month; 1 user, 200 invoices a month), Pro 3,490 MAD (291 MAD a month; 3 users), Comptable 9,990 MAD (833 MAD a month; 10 client entities). Monthly billing in USD via Paddle: about $15, $35 or $100. Enterprise on quote. Hisab calls the MAD prices indicative. 14-day free trial.

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