Delivery priced the way this country is actually laid out
By emirate and area, not by a postal code nobody has. Different rates for Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the Northern Emirates, because that is how your courier prices it too.
How the zones work
Emirate, then area
Seven emirates, each with its own areas. The customer picks from a list rather than inventing a postcode.
A rate per zone
Charge Dubai one price, Abu Dhabi another, the Northern Emirates a third — or make one of them free above a threshold.
Areas you do not cover, switched off
Better to say so at the address step than to accept an order you cannot deliver.
Courier handover
Generate the label and push the order to your courier, then track it back to the customer without leaving the panel.
Postcodes are the tell
The UAE has no meaningful postal-code system for deliveries. Addresses are emirate, area, building, sometimes a landmark. A checkout that demands a postcode is a checkout built for somewhere else and adapted afterwards — and the customer feels it at exactly the moment you least want them thinking.
The same shape carries through to the invoice, the delivery note and the courier handover, so nothing has to be retyped into a different format later.
- On every plan, including Starter
- Same-day and scheduled delivery windows
- Works with your own riders, a courier, or both at once
What people ask about this
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Can I offer free delivery above a certain amount?
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