Snatr vs Moallem: A Comparison for Teachers and Tutoring Centers in Egypt (2026)

The subscription difference is 699 EGP a month, which with 100 students is about 7 EGP per student per month. On Snatr, those 7 EGP get you online payment that opens the course on its own, encrypted video with the student's name on it, QR card attendance and a parent portal.

This calculation assumes Moallem takes no commission or other fees, because that is not written anywhere on its site. If you have a lot of students, ask Moallem first: how many students and how many GB does the 300 EGP cover?

On Snatr, if your students go over your plan, registration does not stop. Each extra student is charged once when they join, at your plan's extra-student price. See Snatr's pricing in detail.

Proof of payment means the student transfers the money first, then uploads proof that they paid. Someone then has to match each proof against the transfer that actually arrived. With 100 students paying every month, that is 100 proofs a month.

On Snatr the money goes into your wallet and becomes available to withdraw after a safety period, currently 7 days. The minimum withdrawal is currently 100 EGP.

SSL is the padlock that appears next to the link in your browser. It stops a stranger from seeing data as it travels back and forth, but it does not stop the student themselves from downloading the video. Most websites today use it, Snatr included.

The measurement on Snatr: without the key, the file plays as noise, with a similarity to the original of only 10.6 dB. With the key, it plays cleanly at 59.9 dB, and the higher the number, the closer the picture is to the original. Moallem has not published any measurement like this.

Snatr does not block screen recording, or a phone filming the screen. The watermark deters, because the student's name shows. On iPhone and iPad the protection is somewhat weaker against a technically skilled person. And this protection covers video you upload, not a YouTube link.

Scheduling on Zoom or Meet means the class runs in another program, with attendance and the group somewhere else. On Snatr's Pro plan the class, attendance and the group are in one place, on your platform and under your name.

Live streaming on Snatr is not encrypted like uploaded video. It has a watermark and a temporary link, and screen recording works.

If your students need a certificate of completion, Snatr issues a printable one with a QR code for verification, and Moallem says it provides one without details, so ask them what it looks like. If you teach a school curriculum, the grade the parent sees usually matters more than a certificate.

A Snatr QR card carries a signed code that cannot be forged, and the assistant scans it at the door. But a card can be photographed and sent to someone else, so this is attendance by card, not by fingerprint.

On Snatr the parent logs in to your website with their own account and sees their child's attendance and grades. No message is sent to their phone automatically: they are the one who opens the portal.

The four assistant presets are front desk, branch supervisor, academic assistant and full access. If you remove a permission from an assistant, it is removed that same moment.

On Snatr, once your custom domain is connected, the old link redirects to it automatically, and your Google ranking moves with it. If you have a domain and want to use it with Moallem, ask them how connecting it works and what it costs.

On Snatr an online student registers on your platform themselves, pays, and the course opens for them on its own, so you do not need to enter their data. You add a center student yourself from the "Branch students" screen, and center-only students do not count toward the plan.