Software for home businesses in Riyadh

It covers Your own ordering site with zones, slots and pickup, no commission; Pickup windows, zones and cash-on-delivery confirmation; Your store on your own domain; Bilingual invoices with pay links; Your customers' own installable app: orders, card and bills and more, all built in and connected to the same customers, stock and books.

Yes. Online Store is free forever and you can try one more app free for 30 days. Paid plans count back-office users only: Standard is KWD 5 a user a month billed yearly (KWD 6.5 monthly) and Custom KWD 10 (KWD 12.5).

The standard VAT rate is 15%, administered by the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA). It is applied to every invoice from a rate table kept with its effective dates. STAK lists the mandatory registration threshold as 375,000 SAR of annual taxable supplies (a reference only; confirm with the authority).

STAK prints the ZATCA phase-1 QR code on Saudi VAT invoices and keeps the data for the VAT return. Integration with the Fatoora platform (phase 2) is not part of STAK today, so check your wave with your adviser before relying on it.

Saudi riyal (SAR) with 2 decimal places. Every amount is stored as a whole number of the smallest unit, so an invoice and the books never differ by rounding.

You connect your own payment account and bank with a provider that serves Saudi Arabia, so your money goes straight to you; STAK never holds it. The payment methods you can take depend on the provider you choose.

Arabic comes first with proper right-to-left layout and English is one tap away. Staff screens run in eight languages, which helps a team of many nationalities in Riyadh.