A commerce platform built for the Saudi market, not translated into it
Most commerce platforms arrive in Saudi Arabia after being built somewhere else — the language stays an add-on, the currency an option, the tax invoice an afterthought. KEES starts here.
Four reasons
Saudi from the ground up
The riyal, the National Address, VAT and local payment methods sit at the core of the platform rather than in a settings page bolted on later.
Two languages, equally
Arabic and English on every screen — store pages, merchant dashboards, notifications, error messages. Not an Arabic skin over an English system.
Trust built into the system
Every store is reviewed before going live, order funds are held until the seller confirms, and sensitive operations are written to an audit log.
Both sides of the market
A shopper finds every store in one place; a merchant gets an independent store under their own brand. Both run on the same foundation.
How the three parts fit together
KEES is not one name for three different things. It is one platform with three faces, and each has a defined job.
KEES — the platform
The layer that runs everything: accounts, orders, payments, shipping, returns and support.
The KEES marketplace — discovery
The destination where a shopper browses, compares and buys from several stores in one order.
The merchant store — identity
An independent store with its own design and link that works whether or not it appears in the marketplace. Listing is an extra channel, not a condition of existing.
Where do you start?
Shop the KEES marketplace, or open your store and decide for yourself when it appears there.