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Cutme vs Daftra: an honest comparison for companies in Egypt

Daftra is one all-in-one subscription covering sales and POS, inventory, accounting, CRM and HR, with Egyptian e-invoicing. Cutme sells Accounting, Warehouse and CRM as separate subscriptions, so a company pays only for the system it needs. Daftra suits businesses needing POS, HR or live e-invoicing; Cutme suits those wanting one focused system.

Daftra information is taken from its official website, checked on 14 September 2026.

Cutme compared with Daftra
Feature Cutme Daftra
Pricing model One subscription per system (Accounting, Warehouse or CRM); buy only what you use One plan (Basic, Advanced or Premium) that includes all modules
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Listed prices Per system, 6- or 12-month terms, in USD or EGP — see each plans page Basic 733 EGP/month (489.50/month billed yearly) · Advanced 1,225 EGP/month (977.58 yearly) · Premium 2,448 EGP/month (1,960 yearly)
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Free trial 14 days per system, no credit card 14 days, no credit card
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Users 3 users included (1 administrator + 2 users) Included users not stated; extra users 392 EGP/month (294 billed yearly)
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Invoice and client caps No monthly invoice or client caps Basic: 100 invoices/month, 100 new clients · Advanced: 500 / 300 · Premium: unlimited
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Modules Accounting (with payroll and fixed assets), Warehouse & Inventory, CRM Sales (incl. cloud POS), inventory, accounting, CRM, HR
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Point of sale (POS) Not included Cloud POS included
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Egyptian e-invoicing (ETA) Built into Warehouse, switched off by default; needs per-company setup ETA e-invoice and e-receipt integration, no extra fee
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Stock locations One stock location per product Stock across multiple warehouses
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Currencies One currency per company (EGP or USD) Multiple reporting currencies
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Mobile apps Companion app for Warehouse only; Accounting and CRM run in the mobile browser Android and iOS apps
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Languages Arabic (default, right-to-left) and English Arabic and English
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When is Cutme the better fit?

  • You need one system — accounting, stock or CRM — and do not want to pay for modules you will not use.
  • You issue many invoices or add many clients and do not want a per-plan monthly cap.
  • You want Egyptian-practice double-entry accounting with payroll, fixed assets, cost centres and VAT returns.

When is Daftra the better fit?

  • You need point of sale, HR or several warehouses in the same subscription.
  • You must submit ETA e-invoices or e-receipts from day one.
  • You work in more than one currency or want native mobile apps for every module.

Common questions about this comparison

Is Cutme cheaper than Daftra?

Cutme and Daftra price differently, so the answer depends on what you need. Daftra charges one plan for all modules, from 733 EGP a month on its public plans page. Cutme charges per system, so a company that needs only accounting, only stock control or only CRM pays for that one system alone.

Does Cutme support Egyptian e-invoicing like Daftra?

Cutme includes Egyptian Tax Authority e-invoicing in its Warehouse system, but it is switched off by default and needs per-company setup before invoices are submitted. Daftra states on its website that its ETA e-invoice and e-receipt integration is available at no extra fee, so companies that must e-invoice immediately should weigh that difference.

Can I try both Cutme and Daftra for free?

Cutme and Daftra both offer a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. Cutme's trial is per system and includes up to three users, so a company can test Accounting, Warehouse and CRM separately with real data before choosing the one system it will subscribe to.

Sources: https://www.daftra.com/en/plans · https://www.daftra.com/en/egy-electronic-invoice/ · https://www.daftra.com/en/finance-accounting/

Daftra is a trademark of its owner. Daftra information comes from its public website on 14 September 2026; prices and features may change, so check its site for the latest. Cutme information matches the verified reference at cutme.org/facts. To correct anything on this page, email info@cutme.org.

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