How it works
You sell. Everything after that is ours — the stock, the phone call, the packing, the courier, and the cash coming back.
Your store, your ads, your price. Take the order however suits you — a Shopify or WooCommerce shop that sends orders here on its own, a form in your portal, a CSV at the end of the day, or the API.
Nothing is bought up front. You pick from what is already on our shelves, so an order costs you nothing until it is delivered and paid for.
Every order, before anything is packed. An agent confirms the address, the items and the amount to be paid at the door, in Arabic or English.
This is the step that decides whether cash on delivery works at all. A fifth to a third of unconfirmed orders come back undelivered; a confirmed one usually arrives. It is also why an order that nobody answers after three attempts is cancelled and its stock released rather than sent out to fail.
The goods are already in the Riyadh warehouse, so packing starts the moment the call ends rather than after a wait for a supplier.
The seven-day return window runs from the day it arrives.
You can watch the stock move: every unit picked, returned or written off is recorded against the order that caused it.
Local couriers, local money. The customer pays at the door in the currency they use — no card, no transfer, no account to open.
Delivery is worked out from the destination and the weight, not a flat guess, and it is charged once. Track every parcel from your portal.
The moment an order is delivered, what you made on it is credited — the price you set, less what the goods cost you, less delivery and the cash-handling fee.
Every movement is a line you can read: what came in, what went out, and which order it belonged to. Ask for a payout whenever the balance is worth moving.
Worth knowing
It happens — cash on delivery loses a fifth to a third of dispatched orders. The goods go back on the shelf, the failed trip is charged, and anything already credited is reversed, all in one movement. If the return was our fault — wrong item, damaged in transit — you are not charged for it.
Nothing. You do not buy stock, rent a warehouse or commit to a volume. You pay for goods only once an order has been delivered and the money collected, and it comes out of that order rather than your pocket.
Days rather than weeks, because the stock is already in Riyadh rather than being shipped in after you sell it.
Yes. Shopify and WooCommerce send orders here on their own once connected, and anything else can use the API. Or skip all of it and type the order in — plenty of sellers take orders on WhatsApp.
An account is free and takes a minute. You will see cost prices and your margin on everything once it is approved.
Need a person? Use the WhatsApp button.