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Qoyod review

#26 of 28 in Accounting APIsRestaurant Accounting Software

A Saudi-focused accounting platform with strong food, retail, POS, and branch workflows.

6.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Qoyod is a Saudi cloud accounting platform for business owners and accountants, with specialized tools for restaurants, cafés, and retail operations. Its feature set covers accounts payable, purchasing, bank reconciliation, inventory, financial reporting, compliant e-invoicing, and synchronization between POS sales and the general ledger. Food businesses also get recipe and ingredient-cost tracking, automatic ingredient deduction, mobile POS access, and multi-branch reporting. Qoyod is best suited to Saudi businesses that want accounting connected to day-to-day food, retail, and location-management workflows.

The published plans are paid and include Basic, Pro, and Advanced tiers. Basic supports 1 user and 1 location, Pro supports 3 users and 3 locations, and Advanced supports 5 users and 5 locations; prices include tax. The listed starting price is SAR 138, and a 14-day free trial is available. Integrations include Q.Flavours, Salla, Zid, WooCommerce, Shopify, WhatsApp, Google Sheets, Qoyod API, and Zapier. Q.Flavours is a separate restaurant POS product, so its menu, table, kitchen, inventory, and branch-management capabilities are not included in Qoyod accounting plan prices.

Qoyod’s strongest fit is operational accounting for food and retail businesses that need POS synchronization, ingredient-level cost tracking, inventory control, and reporting across branches. Its web focus keeps the product centered on browser-based accounting, while the listed API and integrations provide routes into connected commerce and workflow tools. Businesses seeking a dedicated accounting API product with deeper verified API capabilities should consider an alternative. Qoyod is a better choice for organizations prioritizing Saudi compliance and integrated restaurant or retail operations over a broad developer-first accounting platform.

Qoyod pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • POS, inventory, recipes, and ingredient costs connect in one workflow
    • Supports ZATCA-compliant e-invoicing and bank reconciliation
    • Handles multiple locations with branch and profitability reporting
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available on the web rather than across multiple listed platforms
    • No free plan; paid plans start at SAR 138
    • API coverage is narrower than dedicated accounting API products

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