Qaanoon vs HAQQ
Qaanoon answers an Arabic legal question for free. HAQQ produces work a firm can charge for.
11/15 features where HAQQ leads
The Bottom Line
Qaanoon (قانون) is free, Arabic, and grounded in Saudi statutes, which is a genuinely useful thing for a citizen with a question. For a firm it is the wrong shape entirely. There is no matter, no client context that persists, no billing, no audit trail, and no jurisdiction beyond Saudi Arabia. HAQQ also has a free tier, and then keeps going into the part that pays: drafting, review, research with citations, and the practice around them.
Free is a feature, not a moat
HAQQ starts free too, including 16 free legal tools. The difference is what happens after the free answer: a matter, a draft, a billable hour, an invoice.
One jurisdiction, one language
Qaanoon reasons in Saudi law in Arabic. HAQQ enforces jurisdiction across 200+ countries and runs in seven languages, with the same native Arabic and RTL.
Consumer answers versus signed work
A chatbot answer is a starting point. HAQQ grounds output in statutes and case law with citations, keeps a persistent firm knowledge base, and logs the work so it survives review.
Feature-by-Feature Comparison
HAQQFrequently Asked Questions
Is Qaanoon free?
Yes, it is offered as a free Arabic legal chatbot for Saudi law. HAQQ also has a free tier, plus 16 free legal tools, and its paid plans add the drafting, research, matter management and billing a practice runs on.
Can a law firm use Qaanoon?
Only as a quick reference. It has no matter management, no billing, no document drafting workflow and no audit trail, so work done in it cannot be tied to a client or an invoice. HAQQ covers all of that.
Does Qaanoon cover jurisdictions outside Saudi Arabia?
No. It is built on Saudi statutes. HAQQ reasons across 200+ countries with jurisdiction enforced at the matter level, while still being native in Arabic.