31 rows.
12 platforms.
No spin.

A highlighted row marks a capability central to the comparison, such as right-to-left layouts, multi-tenant demos, admin-composed driver registration, business settings, or the mobile update model. Verify commercial inclusion in the current written proposal.

A "?" means the vendor does not publish that detail on their public website. We refuse to fabricate cells. If you have a screenshot from a sales deck that says otherwise, send it — we update the matrix the same day.

Compare current written proposals using the same scope: mobile experience, administration, integrations, onboarding, support, update terms, and any usage-based fees. Public pricing can change, so this matrix does not promise a universal winner.

It includes right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Hebrew and 48 supported languages. Payment integrations are configured per tenant: Lahza for Palestine, and Fawry, Kashier, or Paymob for Egypt, subject to the operator’s merchant account and setup.

Because most of your prospects are not ready to commit. Waslni ships a multi-tenant mode where demo accounts get their own branded slug, isolated database namespace, and trial deep-link in 30 seconds — without spinning up another server. That is conversion infrastructure, not a marketing slide.

Launch timing depends on brand assets, developer accounts, gateway approval, local licences, configuration, testing, and store review. We confirm a scoped plan after those dependencies are known.

Current integrations are Lahza for Palestine and Fawry, Kashier, and Paymob for Egypt. Activation depends on the tenant’s merchant account. Any additional provider requires a separate technical and commercial review.

JavaScript-only changes can ship through Expo EAS Update without a new store submission. Changes that add or modify native modules still require a new binary and store release.