Services

Four things we do. Take one, or all of them.

Most sellers start with the first and add the rest as they grow. Nothing here requires the others.

Dropshipping

Sell without buying stock.

Pick from a catalogue that is already sitting in our warehouse. You set your own price, take the order, and we do the rest. Nothing is paid for until it has been delivered and the cash collected.

  • No stock bought up front
  • Your price, your margin
  • Cost prices visible once your account is approved
See the catalogue →

Warehousing and fulfilment

Your own stock, on our shelves.

Already buying your own goods? Send them here. We receive them, count them in, store them, and pack and ship every order that comes in against them — with the same phone confirmation and the same courier network.

  • Stock counted in and tracked unit by unit
  • Every movement recorded against the order that caused it
  • You keep ownership; we keep the shelves
Talk to us about space →

Sourcing and private label

Find it, brand it, land it.

Know what you want to sell but not where to get it? We find the supplier, negotiate the price, handle samples, put your brand on it if you want one, and bring it into the Riyadh warehouse ready to sell.

  • Supplier search and price negotiation
  • Samples before you commit
  • Your packaging and your label
Tell us what you need →

Call confirmation

Somebody phones every customer before anything ships.

The step that decides whether cash on delivery works. Agents confirm the address, the items and the amount in Arabic or English, the same day. An order nobody answers after three attempts is cancelled and its stock released, rather than sent out to fail.

  • Arabic and English, same day
  • Callbacks when a customer asks for one
  • Every call logged against the order
Why it matters →

The honest bit

Cash on delivery is harder than it looks.

A fifth to a third of dispatched orders come back. Somebody changed their mind, nobody was home, the money was not there on the day. That is not a sign of a bad product — it is the shape of the market, and every seller working here lives with it.

Two things move that number. A phone call before dispatch, which is why we make one on every order rather than the ones that look risky. And a margin wide enough to absorb the failures, which is why the suggested prices in the catalogue sit at three to four times cost rather than the thinner markup a card-paid shop can live on.

We would rather say this plainly than have you find out in month two.

Not sure which one you need?

Tell us what you are selling and we will say which of these is worth having — including if the answer is none of them yet.

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