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Orders, stock, cost, VAT and profit — one platform.

For UAE and KSA restaurants, cafes and cloud kitchens. Reconcile Talabat, Deliveroo, Careem, Noon Food and Instashop payouts and commissions without five apps — and see what every location actually kept, not just what it sold.

The daily grind

The problem with running on five apps.

01

Five apps, five of everything

Talabat, Deliveroo, Careem, Noon Food, Instashop, your own website — a different dashboard, commission and payout cycle for each one.

02

Stock nobody can see

Orders arrive on five apps. Stock only leaves one kitchen. Nobody knows what's left until someone counts, and food cost gets guessed at month-end.

03

Revenue isn't profit

Commissions, rent, salaries, utilities — tracked on paper, if at all. Month-end tells you what you sold, not what you kept.

How Gulf Commerce AI handles it

One system for orders, stock, cost, VAT and profit.

Every order and payout, reconciled

Delivery apps, your own ordering page and the counter land in one dashboard instead of five. Every commission and payout cycle is matched per app, per order — so you see what each channel actually pays you, not what its portal says.

  • Talabat, Deliveroo, Careem, Noon Food and Instashop in one view
  • Per-app commission and payout reconciliation, order by order
  • Your own hosted ordering page for pickup and delivery — zero commission, shareable on Instagram, WhatsApp or a QR code on the table
  • Counter orders in the same stream as everything else
6 → 1
Tabs replaced

Real stock, real food cost, real profit

Model what you buy and sell — ingredients, dishes, packaging — so a sale on any channel draws down stock and updates food cost the moment it happens. Log rent, salaries and utilities against what came in, and hold VAT-ready numbers your tax advisor can sign off.

  • Recipe-level stock and food cost, updated with every order
  • Cloud-kitchen friendly — multiple brands, one kitchen, profit kept separate per brand
  • VAT-ready reports for UAE 5% and KSA 15%, with your TRN stored and output/input VAT organised
  • True profit per location — rent, salaries, utilities and commissions counted
5% · 15%
VAT-ready for UAE & KSA
The AI assistant

Ask your kitchen anything.

Grounded in your own orders, stock and costs — in English or Arabic.

What's my food cost this week?
29.4% — up from 27.1% last week. Chicken biryani is the driver: supplier prices rose 8% while your Talabat price stayed flat. A AED 2 increase restores the margin.
Which delivery app actually pays best per order?
Careem, at AED 31.20 net per order after commission and promotions. Deliveroo moves the most volume, but Talabat keeps 9% less per order once payouts settle. Noon Food is breaking even on bundles.
Pricing

One price per seat. Every feature, every plan.

Dashboard, Chat, Fulfillment Planner, Inventory, Reports, Financials, Goals — every plan gets the full product, from AED 49 per seat per month. Plans differ only in AI token allowance, queue priority and support level, with top-ups that never expire. See plans and pricing →

Questions restaurant owners ask

Straight answers.

Which delivery apps do you support?

Talabat, Deliveroo, Careem, Noon Food and Instashop — alongside your own hosted ordering page at zero commission and your counter sales, all in one stream.

Does it handle recipes and food cost?

Yes. Model each dish as a recipe of ingredients and packaging, so every order on any channel draws down stock and updates food cost automatically — no more guessing at month-end.

Does it work for cloud kitchens and multiple brands?

Yes. Run several brands out of one kitchen: orders, stock and profit stay separated per brand while they share one stockroom, so you see which brand actually pays the rent.

Can I get VAT reports for my accountant?

Built for UAE and KSA — store your TRN, keep output and input VAT organised, and export VAT-ready reports at 5% or 15% with your tax advisor's sign-off in mind.

Stop checking six tabs a day.

Connect your first delivery app in about ten minutes — no new hardware, no spreadsheets.