Laundry booking websites that meet Saudi rules and open city by city.

Cities, branches, zones and slots are set up as configuration. Opening a new city means adding its branches, drawing its zones and setting its capacity, not commissioning a new website. Each city can have its own prices and opening hours while sharing the national service list and brand. Cities can be opened privately for staff testing before they appear to customers.

Every page is designed in Arabic with right to left layout first, then mirrored properly into English, rather than translated at the end. Service names, garment care options, terms and messages are written by people who know laundry vocabulary in both languages.

Customers can enter their National Address short code or drop a pin, and the platform resolves it to the right city, zone and branch. Drivers receive a precise location instead of a district name and a phone call asking for directions. Saved addresses are reused on the next booking, so repeat customers skip this step.

mada, Apple Pay, STC Bank, Visa and Mastercard through a gateway licensed by SAMA, with one merchant setup serving every city. Deposits, partial captures for weighed orders and refunds work the same way in every branch, and settlements are reported centrally.

Tabby and Tamara can be offered on bigger household bookings such as carpet sets, curtains or a season's worth of formal wear, with a threshold you choose. The laundry is paid by the provider while the customer spreads the cost.

Every paid booking produces an invoice that meets ZATCA's e-invoicing (Fatoora) requirements, with VAT calculated correctly and the QR code on simplified invoices. We integrate with your e-invoicing solution or ERP so invoices from every branch reach ZATCA through the same route.

The e-commerce law and Ministry of Commerce rules expect clear business details, prices, cancellation and refund terms before payment. The platform shows these at checkout, records which version each customer accepted, and applies the refund rules exactly as written.

Separate consent for service messages and marketing, a privacy notice in both languages, data minimisation in booking forms, and tools for staff to answer customer requests to see or delete their data. Access is limited by role, so a branch sees only its own customers.

Head office, franchise owners, branch managers, counter staff and drivers each get their own permissions. Franchisees run their slots and staff, head office controls the brand, national services and prices, and commission or royalty reports are produced for each partner. Every staff action that affects money, such as a refund, is logged with the user and time.

Bookings, revenue, refunds, failed collections and slot use by city, branch and service, in one dashboard. Head office sees where demand outstrips capacity and where a city needs another van or branch before customers start to notice. Reports can be exported for board meetings or connected to Power BI.