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Software Prices in Iraq (2026): What Companies Actually Publish for Websites, Stores, Apps and Systems

By Al-ArjanUpdated: 9 min read

Where do these figures come from?

Most software companies in Iraq used not to publish prices. Al-Arjan now publishes starting prices for defined scopes on its pricing page (updated 2026-11-09); those are the Al-Arjan rows in the table below. The other figures were collected from the official sites of companies and platforms serving the Iraqi market, with each source’s check date shown in the table and the sources section (most on 2026-10-25, Giturn Lite on 2026-11-10, and the Starter plan on 2026-11-09), and a link to every source at the end.

These are published prices, not prices of signed contracts: they are the starting point a company advertises, and a real project may cost more depending on scope. We did not convert between dinars and dollars because the exchange rate moves; every figure stays in its original currency.

Published prices by project type

Every row is attributed to its source. “From” means the lowest advertised price, not the market average:

Published software prices: Al-Arjan from its pricing page (2026-11-09); Giturn Lite (checked 2026-11-10); Giturn Starter (checked 2026-11-09); other sources checked 2026-10-25

  • Brochure website

    Published price:
    From $500
    Source:
    Al-Arjan (pricing page, 2026-11-09)
    What the source says it includes:
    Up to 5 pages in two languages; content writing and hosting are scoped separately. Timeline 3–6 weeks

  • Single-merchant online store

    Published price:
    From $1,000
    Source:
    Al-Arjan (pricing page, 2026-11-09)
    What the source says it includes:
    Products, cart, orders and admin; payment gateways scoped separately. Timeline 4–8 weeks

  • Simple mobile app

    Published price:
    From $1,500
    Source:
    Al-Arjan (pricing page, 2026-11-09)
    What the source says it includes:
    An MVP with one primary workflow and a simple admin panel; store fees are separate. Timeline 6–10 weeks

  • Multi-vendor store or store with an app

    Published price:
    From $3,500
    Source:
    Al-Arjan (pricing page, 2026-11-09)
    What the source says it includes:
    The mid-sized app or platform tier; also covers a delivery app. Timeline 3–5 months

  • Custom ERP

    Published price:
    From $3,000, 3 to 6 months
    Source:
    Al-Arjan (pricing page, 2026-11-09)
    What the source says it includes:
    Core finance, inventory and sales modules; branches and migration determine the final quote

  • Brochure website

    Published price:
    From IQD 150,000 without hosting; IQD 275,000 with hosting
    Source:
    Albaghdadiya IT
    What the source says it includes:
    Design; hosting IQD 125,000/year, domain extra

  • Brochure website

    Published price:
    USD 300 one-off
    Source:
    Giturn Lite (checked 2026-11-10)
    What the source says it includes:
    5 pages in two languages, basic SEO, one month hosting, 30 days support

  • Small website or landing page

    Published price:
    USD 300
    Source:
    Giturn (Starter)
    What the source says it includes:
    A small website or landing page, 1–2 week delivery, 30 days support (checked 2026-11-09)

  • Online store

    Published price:
    USD 500 one-off
    Source:
    Giturn Lite (checked 2026-11-10)
    What the source says it includes:
    Cart, user accounts, product dashboard, 3 months hosting, 60 days support

  • Online store

    Published price:
    IQD 900,000 to 2,500,000
    Source:
    Albaghdadiya IT
    What the source says it includes:
    Not detailed on the page

  • Store or light system

    Published price:
    USD 1,000
    Source:
    Giturn (Growth)
    What the source says it includes:
    One main integration, 2–4 week delivery

  • Mid-size app or system

    Published price:
    USD 2,500
    Source:
    Giturn (Professional)
    What the source says it includes:
    Admin dashboards and permissions, 4–7 week delivery

  • Large project (ERP, marketplace or advanced app)

    Published price:
    USD 7,500
    Source:
    Giturn (Scale)
    What the source says it includes:
    8–12 week delivery, 90 days support

  • Mobile app

    Published price:
    IQD 5,000,000 to 25,000,000
    Source:
    Albaghdadiya IT
    What the source says it includes:
    Not detailed on the page

  • Ready cloud restaurant system

    Published price:
    IQD 590,000 to 1,290,000 per branch per year, or 59,000 to 129,000 monthly
    Source:
    Operon
    What the source says it includes:
    POS, kitchen, stock, payroll, reports and QR menu by plan

  • Ready cloud ERP

    Published price:
    From USD 7/month
    Source:
    Managely (Iraq page)
    What the source says it includes:
    Accounting, inventory, HR and business email on one subscription

  • ERPNext hosting

    Published price:
    Sites from USD 5, Servers from USD 40 per month
    Source:
    Frappe Cloud
    What the source says it includes:
    Hosting only; implementation and customisation extra

  • Web hosting

    Published price:
    From IQD 80,000/year (shared), from IQD 24,000/month (VPS)
    Source:
    Iraq Webhosting
    What the source says it includes:
    cPanel, SSL certificate, daily backups

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Why does the price for the same “app” vary tens of times?

Note that an app starts at IQD 5 million at one source and goes up to 25 million at the same source, while another source has a fixed large-system package. The reason is that the word “app” describes very different things. What actually moves the price:

  • Number of user types: a customer-only app is far simpler than a customer, driver, store and admin system.
  • Integrations: linking existing accounting, stock or third parties adds work and testing.
  • Offline work and branch sync, and multi-currency in dinar and dollar.
  • Who writes the content, prepares data and migrates old records.
  • After launch: hosting, support and updates, a yearly cost that the package price does not show; we break it down in app maintenance cost.

What published prices usually leave out

The figures above are a starting point, and the items below are usually billed outside them, so compare quotes by what they include, not by the headline number alone. For detail by type, see website cost in Iraq, online store cost and ERP cost in Iraq.

  • Hosting and domain after the free period, paid yearly.
  • App-store fees: Apple's yearly developer account and Google Play's one-off fee.
  • Content writing, photography and product entry.
  • Any change outside the written scope after signing.
  • Support and maintenance after the free period ends.

How does Al-Arjan price its projects?

Al-Arjan publishes starting prices for defined scopes on its pricing page: a website from $500, a single-merchant store from $1,000, an app from $1,500, a multi-vendor store or a store with an app from $3,500, and an ERP from $3,000, 3 to 6 months. These are indicative starting prices for a defined scope, not the price of every project.

After an analysis session we write the scope down, then send a fixed quote for that scope, with payments tied to delivery milestones and code and data ownership per the contract. Work outside the written scope is estimated and approved before it is done. You can ask for a quote for your project.

Published Al-Arjan projects

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. We do not attribute unpublished figures to these projects; the starting price for each project type is the one on the pricing page.

Sources (check dates on each link)

All pages below are official and public. Most were opened on 2026-10-25, except Giturn Lite (opened 2026-11-10) and Giturn’s pricing page for the Starter plan (opened 2026-11-09). Prices and limited-time offers may change after the check date, so check the page itself before deciding.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a website cost in Iraq?

At Al-Arjan a company website starts from $500 in 3–6 weeks, as published on the pricing page. Among prices other companies publish: IQD 150,000 without hosting at Albaghdadiya (checked 2026-10-25), $300 for a 5-page bilingual site at Giturn Lite (checked 2026-11-10), and $300 for Giturn’s Starter package (small site or landing page, checked 2026-11-09). Broader sites cost more.

How much does app development cost in Iraq?

At Al-Arjan a simple app starts from $1,500 in 6–10 weeks, and a mid-sized app or platform from $3,500 in 3–5 months, as published on the pricing page. Among prices other companies publish: IQD 5 to 25 million at Albaghdadiya (checked 2026-10-25), and packages of USD 2,500 to 7,500 at Giturn (checked 2026-10-25 and 2026-11-09).

How much is an ERP or accounting system in Iraq?

A custom ERP at Al-Arjan starts from $3,000, 3 to 6 months, as published on the pricing page and explained in our article on ERP cost in Iraq. Ready cloud systems at Managely start at USD 7 a month (checked 2026-10-25), and ready restaurant systems at Operon at IQD 590,000 per branch per year (checked 2026-10-25).

Why don't most software companies publish prices?

Because price follows scope, and the same project can be simple or complex depending on detail. What matters is a written quote stating what the price includes and excludes before you pay.

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