School ERP for KSA & UAE. Open Source. Self-Hosted. Arabic-First.

Noor interoperability is on our Q3 2026 roadmap. The underlying student data model in OpenEduCat already maps to the fields Noor expects for student records, enrollment, and academic results. A direct export connector is being scoped and will be released when production-ready, not before.

OpenEduCat is sold in user packs (25 users to unlimited) with a fixed annual fee per pack, published openly on our pricing page. There are no per-student annual license fees. Most Gulf schools land on the 1,000-user pack at roughly USD 1,000–1,500 per year for cloud, less for self-hosted.

Yes. The OpenEduCat community edition is fully self-hostable on any infrastructure that supports Python 3 and PostgreSQL — AWS, Azure, GCP, Hetzner, Vultr, on-premise. Data residency stays in your tenant. Enterprise edition adds optional managed hosting on the OpenEduCat cloud if you prefer.

The Arabic UI is full RTL across student, parent, teacher, and admin views. English, French, German, Portuguese, and Chinese are also shipped. Translations are managed in the open-source repo, so any school can contribute corrections back upstream.

Demo sandbox: 48 hours from form submission. Production deployment on managed cloud: 5 to 10 working days including data import from your previous system. Self-hosted deployments are scoped per institution.

A native ZATCA e-invoicing connector is on our Q3 2026 roadmap. The accounting and fees modules already follow the structured-invoice format that ZATCA requires, and KSA partners have built bridge integrations against the existing API. Roadmap status will be upgraded to "Available" only when production-grade and audited.

Yes. A 1,000-student school on the cloud edition typically runs USD 1,000–1,500 per year, all-in. Self-hosted with your own AWS or Hetzner account is lower. Per-student cost is a fraction of what closed-source Gulf vendors quote because there is no per-student license.

OpenEduCat is deployed by over 3 million end users globally across schools, colleges, and universities. The MENA presence today is led by partner-hosted deployments in KSA and UAE; direct-sales footprint in the Gulf is being built through the 2026-06-07 Path B trial that you may have arrived from. We do not list logos we do not have written permission to use.