Software Companies in Iraq (2026): A Fair Comparison of What Each Publishes

How we built this comparison: disclosure and method

This page was written by the Al-Arjan team. We are a Baghdad software company competing with several of the firms listed here, so we are not neutral. We therefore kept three rules: no ranking, no “first place” and no scores; every fact about another company comes from its official website on the check date shown in the table or sources section (most on 2026-10-25, and some Giturn pages on 2026-11-09 and 2026-11-10), or from an official partner directory; and where a company publishes nothing, we wrote “Not published” instead of guessing.

We left out Google and Clutch ratings because they change weekly and are easy to game, and we only report client or project counts attributed to the company itself (“per its site”). We chose these companies because they appear in Arabic and English searches for software companies in Iraq and have an official website that can be checked. If your company is listed and a fact is wrong, write to us and we will correct it after checking.

The comparison table: eleven options as their sites describe them

Order is alphabetical by Latin name, with Al-Arjan last. “Per its site” means the claim is the company's own and we have not tested it in practice.

Three kinds of company: which suits your project?

The names in the table are not alike. Most fall into one of three kinds, and knowing the kind settles half the decision:

• Package-based web and app firms: suited to a brochure site, a store or an app with a clear scope. Their strength is a published price and speed; the key question is what happens when your project outgrows the package.
• Partners of ready platforms such as Odoo and SAP: suited to a company whose processes are close to standard and that wants a ready suite on subscription. Success depends on the local partner's experience with Iraqi localisation; we compared this in ERP systems in Iraq compared.
• Custom-systems firms: suited to a company with distinctive processes, branches that must work offline, or dinar-and-dollar needs, that wants to own the code. This is what we do at Al-Arjan; see ERP accounting software and custom software.
• A fourth, supporting group: hosting companies and .iq registrars. You need one alongside any of the above, but it does not replace a development company.

How to read published packages and guarantees

Published prices help with a first comparison, but they compare a fixed scope. A fixed-price package means the company will fit the scope inside the package; ask for a written list of the screens, integrations and reports included, and what is billed outside it.

Guarantees such as a refund if late or free support for a set period are a real advantage when they are written into the contract with clear conditions: when the deadline clock starts, what pauses it, and who decides delivery is complete. Read our software contract checklist before signing with any company, including us.

When Al-Arjan is not the right choice

We say this plainly because the wrong project hurts both sides:

• If you need a simple brochure site on the smallest possible budget, a company publishing a fixed-price website package may suit you better.
• If you have decided on Odoo or SAP specifically, choose an official partner of that platform; we build custom systems and are not an implementation partner for them.
• If you only need hosting or a .iq domain, a registrar or hosting company is the right address.
• If your project needs an online payment gateway integrated into the store, choose a team that specialises in gateway integration; we build the store, order management and cash-on-delivery collection.

Questions to ask any company before signing

Ask every company on your shortlist the same questions and get the answers in writing. For more detail, see how to choose a software company in Iraq:

• Can I see a similar system running at a real client and talk to them?
• What exactly is the written scope, and how is any change after signing priced?
• Who owns the source code and hosting accounts after payment?
• What are the written response times for faults, and what does support cost after the free period?
• Does the system work right-to-left in Arabic, support dinar and dollar, and keep working offline if you need that?

Published Al-Arjan projects and prices

Four published projects are available to review: Dalal Al-Misk’s warehouse management system, the Energy & Balance website, the Manabi Al-Safa store, and the AI chatbot and agent platform.

Starting prices for each project type are published on our pricing page, and the final quote is fixed after the scope is written down. Management systems are described on our ERP accounting software page.

The next step

If your project is a management, accounting or POS system, or an app tied to your operations, ask for a quote and we will define the scope with you before any number, or see what sets a project's price with us. If your project fits another kind above better, we will tell you.

Giturn’s published ERP prices (checked 2026-11-09)

Giturn’s two official pages publish two different ERP figures, so we cite both and do not pick one. The ERP in Iraq page states that the production version starts from $9,500 (accounting, inventory and receivables), with implementation in 4–6 weeks for SMEs and 8–12 weeks for multi-branch organisations. The pricing page lists the Scale package at $7,500 for a large project (an ERP, a multi-vendor marketplace or an advanced app) in 8–12 weeks. We opened both pages on 2026-11-09.

For comparison, Al-Arjan publishes an ERP starting price of $3,000 over 3 to 6 months on the pricing page; the final quote follows scope approval. This is not a judgement of quality or a binding timeline; each figure remains as its source published it on that date.

Sources (checked 2026-10-25)

All pages below are official and public, opened on 2026-10-25, except Giturn’s ERP and Scale pages (opened 2026-11-09) and Giturn Lite (opened 2026-11-10). Prices and offers may change after the check date.

• Albaghdadiya IT — official site
• Arabkha — official site
• Delta — official site
• EJAF Technology — official site
• Odoo — partner directory, Iraq
• Faya Dev — official site
• Giturn — pricing
• Giturn — ERP in Iraq (checked 2026-11-09)
• Giturn — Starter plan
• Giturn Lite
• Giturn — about
• Iraq Soft — official site
• Iraq Techno — official site
• Iraq Webhosting — official site
• Nabar — official site