Sell on Souq Route
Buyers arrive at Souq Route already knowing what they need and looking for someone who stocks it. If that is you, a listing puts your products in front of them at the moment they are searching — and sends the enquiry to your team rather than to a competitor who happened to be easier to find.
What you get
- A public supplier profile. Your company, what you do, where you trade from, and everything you list, on a page you can send to a customer as easily as they can find it through search.
- Product listings. Specifications, images, minimum order quantities, stock status and origin, organised in the same categories buyers browse. You decide per product whether to publish a price or keep it on request — many suppliers do the second, and it costs them nothing in visibility.
- Buyer enquiries routed to you. When a buyer asks about something you carry, the enquiry reaches you with the product, the quantity and the buyer’s contact details. You reply to them directly and the relationship is yours. We do not sit in the middle of the negotiation or the order.
- A verified badge once we have reviewed your trade licence — a standing signal to buyers that the business behind the listing is real and registered.
What we ask of you
Accurate listings and a reply. Specifications that match what you would actually ship, stock status that is roughly true, and an answer to enquiries within a working day or two. A marketplace where half the enquiries go unanswered is worth nothing to the buyers, and then worth nothing to you.
Joining
Onboarding is by invitation while we build out the catalogue category by category, which keeps listings dense enough to be useful rather than thin across everything. If you supply industrial goods in the Gulf and want to be included, email info@souqroute.com with your company name, your trade licence, and the categories you cover. We will come back to you about a place in the queue.
Before you write, it is worth reading about Souq Route and the terms of use, which set out what the platform does and, just as importantly, what it does not.