A Dubai team that answers its own phone
Engineers, designers and people who ran UAE businesses, in one office. The founder still talks to customers himself.
Sunday to Thursday, 9 am to 6 pm Dubai time · AED 99 per user a month · set-up from AED 2,999
Founder-led, and still on the phone
Leads the product and writes to customers himself. The 20-minute demos are founder-led.
The people who write the code also set up customers and answer support.
So the person who hears about a problem can usually fix it.
Book a demo with the founderThree kinds of work, in one room
Build and run the platform: every workspace, its database and twice-daily backups.
Make every screen, invoice and payslip work in Arabic and English.
Check every workflow against a real month: VAT, WPS, invoices and stock.
Small enough to sit at one table
Engineering, design and set-up sit side by side, so your WhatsApp reaches people who can act.
- One office, in Dubai
- Arabic and English around the table
- The founder in the same room
Set-up done with you, not handed over
A Growth set-up: five apps in about three weeks. Every task, and who has it.
Your question reaches the people who can fix it.
Sunday to Thursday, 9 am to 6 pm.
Three things we hold ourselves to
Written down, so you can hold us to them.
- Set-up is done with you, not handed to you.
- If part of your work does not fit, we build it.
- We reply the same working day.
Two or more years of B2B sales in the UAE. Send two lines about the last thing you sold.
Common questions
Can I talk to the founder?
Yes. The 20-minute demos are founder-led. Book one, or write on WhatsApp and ask for Moustafa.
Who sets up our system?
Our Dubai team, with you: your data moved in and training in Arabic or English. Set-up from AED 2,999; the subscription is AED 99 per user a month.
Do you work outside Dubai?
Yes, across the UAE, on calls and screen-shares. In Saudi Arabia, Xrero is offered by SIF International in Riyadh.
Can you build something specific to our business?
Often, yes. Tell us which part of your work does not fit; the team that builds Xrero looks at it.