Qasimati is an Arabic directory reviewed by an editorial team. You join and you get a store page a searcher lands on, a dashboard where you run every coupon, offer and deal yourself, and tools that keep the customer after the first purchase.
Submitting commits you to nothing, and we ask for no card details at this step.
Your store gets its own page: name, logo, branches and everything it publishes in one place. Shoppers reach it from search, from the category, from the store directory — looking for an offer, not browsing an ad.
A stamp-card program: the customer earns a stamp with every redemption until the reward is due. You set the stamp rule, the reward, the daily cap and the scope — the whole store or specific branches — and watch the cards fill.
Coupons, offers, deals and branches are created, edited and paused from your dashboard whenever you want. And you get a team with permissions: who writes, who publishes, who stands at the till.
Qasimati operates in eight Arab markets, each with its own surface and its own local reading of prices. A merchant selling beyond their own country does not need a page per country.
An Egyptian offer reads in pounds even for a visitor from Saudi Arabia — the currency follows the offer, not the visitor.
Country pages, categories and search are filtered by market, so the people who reach you are the ones who can buy.
The merchant interface is Arabic and English, so a non-Arabic-speaking partner works without a middleman.
Which markets your store appears in is set with the team at approval — not a switch you flip today; and appearing on the all-countries surface is a platform decision.
The customer arrives at your branch with a platform-issued code, the cashier scans it in a separate app under their own account, and the redemption is written to a log you read: which offer, which branch. The loyalty stamp is earned from it, and the thank-you message — one message after a redemption, no more — is sent from it.
Everything below is a surface that exists in the merchant dashboard — not a later promise.
Your own list, built from your page and offers.
A message to your subscribers: email, Telegram bot or WhatsApp.
You connect the Telegram bot yourself; WhatsApp is provisioned for your store.
Saved texts instead of rewriting each time.
A monthly counter per channel before a limit surprises you.
Locations on the map, each with its own redemptions.
Your app links on both stores, on your page.
What customers write about your store, in one place.
Impressions, clicks and code uses per published item.
An article you write and we review before publishing.
Each employee gets their own — not one shared account.
An alert when a limit nears or something needs you.
Some stores subscribe, some start on a free plan, and some work with us on performance commission. The formula is settled after your store is approved — and we ask for no card and charge nothing when you submit the request.
What exactly is available to your store is shown in your dashboard after approval: it follows your store and its market, not one table for everyone.
Enter your account and store details.
Verify your email address.
The team reviews your store details.
Sign in to the merchant dashboard, confirm the subscription, and start publishing.
A one-minute form: your details and your store's. Then we review, and tell you at the same address.
