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Gestion BTP vs Hisab

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

Which should you choose?

Gestion BTP 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.

Gestion BTP

Tier S · Published prices

Logiciel web de gestion BTP et comptabilité pour entreprises marocaines : devis, factures, chantiers

Gestion BTP is a web-based construction management and accounting product for Moroccan firms, published by SAEL TECH & APPS of Marrakech. Its pricing page says the Entreprise licence covers worksites, quotes and invoices, time tracking, payroll, accounting and DGI and CNSS exports. It runs in the browser, can be installed as a web app, and has open demo accounts for each of its 13 user roles.

Pros

+ Built for Moroccan construction firms
+ Published prices, from 950 MAD HT a month
+ Quotes, invoices, worksites, time tracking, payroll and accounting in one web app, per the vendor
+ Open demo accounts and a free 30-minute demo

Cons

− No free trial: the vendor says so on its pricing page
− Annual billing on a 12-month contract, plus a one-time setup fee of 999 to 4,999 MAD HT
− DGI and CNSS handling is described as exports; confirm what is filed for you on the demo
− No company registration number on its legal page

Morocco note

Gestion BTP's pricing page says the Entreprise licence includes payroll and DGI and CNSS exports, and prices are in dirhams excluding 20% VAT. Ask on the free demo which Moroccan tax and CNSS steps it completes for you and which it only exports, before relying on it for compliance.

Typical Morocco pricing: Published: 950 MAD HT a month for auto-entrepreneurs (one user, up to 25 projects), 1,500 MAD HT a month for construction firms (up to 50 projects) and 2,250 MAD HT a month for property developers (up to 100 projects); extra internal users 650 MAD HT a month each; billed annually on a 12-month contract, plus a one-time setup and training fee of 999 to 4,999 MAD HT. No free trial.

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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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