mafactu.com

What It Is

mafactu is an online invoicing and quotation software product for Moroccan businesses, aimed at auto-entrepreneurs, microbusinesses, freelancers, startups, SARL/SA companies, and PME. Its main promise is to help users “generate professional PDF invoices that comply with Moroccan requirements in minutes,” while also supporting common sales documents such as quotes and purchase orders.

Core Features and Compliance

Based on the information on the site, mafactu’s core modules include PDF invoices, quotes, purchase orders, customer and product databases, automatic TVA management, automatic numbering, email sending, payment reminders, analytics dashboards, multi-company support, recurring invoicing, accounting exports, and advanced customization. Its localization value is a clear strength: invoices can include company identification details, ICE, a unique invoice number, invoice date, and service descriptions, and can handle whether TVA applies according to the relevant tax regime. This makes it well suited to local Moroccan compliance-oriented invoicing scenarios.

Pricing and Trial

The product offers a 15-day free trial with no credit card required. Starter costs 199 MAD/month and is aimed at auto-entrepreneurs. Pro costs 1,999 MAD/year, or about 167 MAD/month, and adds 3 companies, multi-company management, recurring invoicing, accounting exports, and advanced customization. Fondateur costs 10,000 DH as a one-time payment and includes lifetime access, unlimited companies, lifetime updates, and VIP support, limited to the first 100 customers. Overall, the pricing is transparent, and the average monthly cost of the annual Pro plan is lower than Starter.

Pros and Cons

The advantages are its clear positioning, close fit with Morocco’s invoicing requirements, coverage of the daily invoicing workflow for small businesses, and a no-card trial that lowers the barrier to evaluation. The downsides are that the site does not disclose enterprise-level details such as third-party integrations, API availability, role-based permissions, data encryption, backups, or compliance certifications. For companies that need complex approval workflows, deep ERP/accounting system integrations, or multi-jurisdiction tax support, the available information is still insufficient.

Who It’s For and Access from China

mafactu is best suited to sole proprietors, freelancers, and SMEs operating in Morocco that need to quickly generate compliant invoices and quotes. For users in China without a Moroccan business entity or local invoicing needs, its value is limited. The main content does not provide information about access from mainland China, payment methods, or network availability, so its China access status should be considered unknown. Alternatives include Zoho Invoice, QuickBooks, FreshBooks, and Odoo; for domestic Chinese use cases, local finance and tax software such as Yonyou and Kingdee would generally be more appropriate.