Software · Oman
Wafeq
UAE-based cloud accounting with an Oman site and OMR pricing
Market position
Wafeq is cloud accounting software from Wafeq FZ-LLC, a UAE company, with an Oman storefront in Arabic and English and prices in OMR. It covers invoices, quotes, purchase orders, inventory, payroll and over 40 financial reports; Wafeq says more than 18,000 companies use it. Its documented e-invoicing is for Saudi Arabia's ZATCA, and its Oman pages make no claim about Oman's Fawtara e-invoicing.
Oman-specific note
Wafeq has an Oman site with Arabic and OMR pricing, but none of its Oman pages, its sitemap or its developer e-invoicing guide mention Oman's Fawtara system, which starts with 100 large taxpayers in August 2026 and reaches all remaining VAT-registered businesses in August 2027. Ask Wafeq to confirm Fawtara support before relying on it for e-invoicing.
Pros
- + Published OMR prices, monthly or yearly
- + Arabic and English interface
- + Invoicing, inventory, payroll and 40+ reports in one app
- + 14-day free trial with no card required
Cons
- − No Oman Fawtara e-invoicing claim on its Oman pages
- − Contracts are with a UAE entity under Dubai (DIFC) courts
- − Support phone lines listed are in Dubai
- − Accounting software, not a construction job-costing tool
Typical Oman pricing
Starter OMR 12/month, or OMR 10/month paid yearly (OMR 120); Plus OMR 15/month, or OMR 12/month paid yearly (OMR 150); Premium OMR 25/month, or OMR 21/month paid yearly (OMR 252); Enterprise on request, yearly only. Paid add-ons extra. No VAT note shown. 14-day free trial.
Why this matters for Oman trades
The Oman Tax Authority administers 5% VAT (registration mandatory above OMR 38,500 of annual supplies) and Fawtara e-invoicing, a 5-corner model in which OTA-accredited service providers exchange invoices and report tax data; other sources give different phase dates, so check your own start date with the Authority. Since 1 August 2025 the Ministry of Labour requires OSE accreditation before an engineer’s work permit is issued or renewed. The Authority for Projects, Tenders and Local Content (Royal Decree 57/2025) registers and classifies suppliers, contractors and consulting offices on Esnad for government work. Under Ministerial Decision 602/2025, firms meeting Omanisation targets get 30% off visa and licensing fees and firms falling short pay double, according to Muscat Daily. Muscat Municipality issues building permits in Muscat governorate; the unified building code from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning is optional in 2026 and 2027, enforced in Muscat from 2028 and nationwide by 2030, according to Muscat Daily; and the Civil Defence and Ambulance Authority (CDAA) sets building fire-safety conditions and studies construction plans.
Oman construction software selection is shaped by the Oman Tax Authority’s phased Fawtara e-invoicing rollout through accredited service providers (the Authority’s FAQ says implementation begins in August 2026 for 100 large VAT-registered companies, in February 2027 for all large VAT-registered companies and in August 2027 for all remaining VAT-registered taxpayers), alongside 5% VAT, OSE engineer accreditation (required for work permits since 1 August 2025), registration and classification on the Esnad portal of the Authority for Projects, Tenders and Local Content, Omanisation categories that raise or lower work permit fees, building permits through Muscat Municipality’s e-services, the unified Oman Building Code, and CDAA fire-safety requirements.
Frequently asked
Is Wafeq a good fit for Oman trades?
Wafeq is cloud accounting software from Wafeq FZ-LLC, a UAE company, with an Oman storefront in Arabic and English and prices in OMR. It covers invoices, quotes, purchase orders, inventory, payroll and over 40 financial reports; Wafeq says more than 18,000 companies use it. Its documented e-invoicing is for Saudi Arabia's ZATCA, and its Oman pages make no claim about Oman's Fawtara e-invoicing. Wafeq has an Oman site with Arabic and OMR pricing, but none of its Oman pages, its sitemap or its developer e-invoicing guide mention Oman's Fawtara system, which starts with 100 large taxpayers in August 2026 and reaches all remaining VAT-registered businesses in August 2027. Ask Wafeq to confirm Fawtara support before relying on it for e-invoicing.
What does Wafeq cost in Oman?
Starter OMR 12/month, or OMR 10/month paid yearly (OMR 120); Plus OMR 15/month, or OMR 12/month paid yearly (OMR 150); Premium OMR 25/month, or OMR 21/month paid yearly (OMR 252); Enterprise on request, yearly only. Paid add-ons extra. No VAT note shown. 14-day free trial. Pricing and availability can change by region; confirm current Oman pricing on the vendor's site before committing.
Does Wafeq publish its prices?
Yes. Wafeq is Tier S in our Oman directory, which means our check found its prices published on its own website (see the typical pricing above). The tier is not a quality ranking, so compare it against the alternatives for your trade and region.