Gulf market data, read in Arabic and English.
Gulf consumers shop across marketplaces, quick-commerce apps and social storefronts that publish in two languages and six currencies. We collect, normalise and validate that data so pricing, category and investment teams see one consistent view of the region. Projects are scoped against the UAE and Saudi PDPLs and the other GCC data protection regimes from the outset.
Where we collect in Middle East & GCC.
UAE
AED pricing, stock and listings across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the northern emirates.
Privacy: UAE Federal Decree-Law 45/2021 (PDPL)ExploreSaudi Arabia
Arabic-first SAR data across Riyadh, Jeddah and the Eastern Province.
Privacy: Saudi PDPLExploreQatar
Frequent QAR monitoring of hotels, retail and property in Doha.
Privacy: Qatar Law No. 13 of 2016ExploreKuwait, Bahrain & Oman
KWD, BHD and OMR prices and listings in one consistent schema.
Privacy: Kuwait DPPR, Bahrain PDPL, Oman PDPLExploreLanguages, currencies and sources.
Arabic, English
AED · SAR · QAR · KWD · BHD · OMR
Our project managers work hours that overlap with both the Sunday–Thursday week in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman and the Monday–Friday week in the UAE, across GST (UTC+4) and AST (UTC+3).
Dubai, Riyadh, Doha
Most active sectors
- Quick commerce and grocery
- Consumer electronics
- Real estate and proptech
- Travel and hospitality
- Automotive
- Food delivery and restaurants
Sources that matter locally
- Regional marketplaces
- Quick-commerce and grocery apps
- Property portals
- Classifieds platforms
- Government and free-zone registries
Getting Middle East & GCC data right.
Arabic handled properly
Right-to-left text, Arabic-Indic numerals and mixed-script product titles are normalised without corrupting the original. Encoding checks run on every delivery, and both the Arabic and English names are kept where a source publishes both.
Six currencies, one view
Prices in AED, SAR, QAR, KWD, BHD and OMR are captured as published, including the three-decimal currencies, and can be converted to a single reporting currency at a rate you specify.
App-first retail covered
Much Gulf grocery and food demand runs through mobile apps with city- or zone-level pricing. We capture app data by delivery area so that a price in Jumeirah is not confused with one in Al Khobar.
Regulation built into scoping
The GCC now has several distinct personal data laws. We review each source against the relevant regime before collection starts, rather than applying a single generic policy.
UAE Federal Decree-Law 45/2021 (PDPL)
We collect publicly available business and product data and exclude personal data unless a documented lawful basis exists. Where personal fields are unavoidable, they are minimised or masked before delivery.
Saudi PDPL
Projects touching the Kingdom are reviewed against the PDPL and its implementing regulations, including the restrictions on transferring personal data outside Saudi Arabia. Our default is to keep deliveries free of personal data.
Qatar Law No. 13 of 2016
We scope Qatari sources so that no individual's personal data is processed without a clear purpose and legal basis. Seller and listing data is captured at business level.
Kuwait DPPR, Bahrain PDPL, Oman PDPL
Each of the three regimes is checked at scoping for sources based in Kuwait, Bahrain or Oman. Datasets are designed to hold commercial information only, with personal data minimised by default.
Can you collect data in both Arabic and English?
Yes. We capture whichever language the source publishes and, where a listing exists in both, keep the Arabic and English fields side by side. Arabic text is checked for encoding and direction issues before delivery.
How do you handle the different working weeks across the Gulf?
Refresh schedules and support are planned around both the Sunday–Thursday week and the UAE's Monday–Friday week. Scheduled feeds run continuously, so weekend promotions and Ramadan or Eid price changes are still captured.
Do you cover all six GCC countries in one project?
Yes. A single project can span the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman, with one schema and a country field. Currencies are kept as published and can be converted on request.
Is the data compliant with Gulf privacy laws?
We collect publicly available data only and scope each project against the UAE PDPL, Saudi PDPL and the equivalent laws in Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman. Personal data is excluded or minimised by default. We can sign an NDA before any detail is shared.