Riyadh
Jahez's home city and largest order base — restaurants, cloud kitchens and home-chef partners.
From Commercial Registration to Partner Approval — Menu Built, Compliance Cleared, Account Managed Jahez is Saudi Arabia's own Tadawul-listed delivery platform (ticker 6017), covering 100+ Saudi cities with restaurants, home-chef partners and grocery stores. Every application goes through partner approval before it goes live. CoTask prepares your commercial registration, VAT and bank details, builds and syncs your menu or catalogue, clears licensing, and runs your Jahez account every day after launch.



Jahez is a Saudi-founded on-demand food delivery platform launched in Riyadh in 2016, and listed on the Saudi Exchange main market (Tadawul, ticker 6017) since December 2024. It covers 100+ Saudi cities with restaurants, its "Nine Tenths" home-chef partner program and grocery stores, and also operates in Bahrain and Kuwait through local entities — though partner self-registration on jahez.net is Saudi Arabia only. Every application goes through Jahez's own partner-approval review before going live. CoTask manages registration, menu build and day-to-day account performance.
Jahez's self-service registration flow is Saudi Arabia only, so that is where we focus — restaurant groups already on Jahez in Bahrain or Kuwait continue through those local entities.
Jahez's home city and largest order base — restaurants, cloud kitchens and home-chef partners.
High-density restaurant and grocery onboarding, strong multi-branch demand.
Growing partner base across food, grocery and convenience categories.
Part of Jahez's 100+ city Saudi footprint — onboarded on the same registration flow.
Existing Bahrain partners managed for menu and performance; new registration runs through Jahez's Bahrain entity, not the KSA portal.
Same model as Bahrain: account management supported, registration handled locally.
Jahez is a Saudi-born, Saudi Exchange-listed platform covering 100+ cities, delivering through 50,000+ freelance delivery partners plus its own Logi fleet of 4,000+ sponsored drivers. Its Saudi operations produced roughly 54% of group net revenue in H1 2026, and the group handled 111.6 million orders in 2025 across Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Kuwait.
Jahez self-reports a ~33% share of the Saudi delivery market and has stated it is targeting full Gulf profitability — meaning it is actively investing in restaurant and grocery partner growth right now, not coasting on an existing base.
The competitive picture has shifted fast: Meituan's Keeta entered Saudi Arabia in late 2024 with aggressive free-delivery pricing, pushing Jahez into its first loss-making quarter in Q4 2025 even as Saudi order volume rebounded 19.6% quarter-on-quarter in Q2 2026. That means commission terms, promo slots and marketing fees are actively being renegotiated across the market — exactly where a prepared, well-documented application gets a better deal than a rushed one.
Jahez also runs its "Nine Tenths" home-chef program alongside standard restaurant listings and a grocery/convenience vertical — three separate onboarding paths CoTask handles under one desk.
Six services that take you from applicant to an approved, ranked Jahez partner — restaurant, home-chef or grocery store.
We complete and submit your application through Jahez's registration portal, name-matching your restaurant to your commercial registration and tracking the review through to partner approval.
Commercial registration number verification, applicable municipal and food-handling licences, and document formatting so nothing stalls Jahez's review for a mismatch.
VAT registration number and bank account details matched to your commercial registration so payment and tax review clears without delay.
Menu engineering, pricing, photography to Jahez's specs, and catalogue sync through Foodics or UrbanPiper so menu and price changes push automatically instead of being edited branch by branch.
Per-branch address, operating hours and cuisine-type data prepared and submitted consistently, so a chain's second, third and tenth branch never gets left behind on a menu update.
Downtime and rating monitoring, availability management, commission and fee reconciliation, and a monthly performance review — so a branch going dark for a day doesn't go unnoticed for a week.
Report & analysis: order count, rating trend, branch downtime hours, commission and fee breakdown, out-of-stock hours — reviewed monthly, every action tied to a number.
Jahez reviews every application on legal standing, licensing and menu readiness before granting partner approval. Here is the evidence we prepare for each requirement.
| Requirement | What you need | What CoTask prepares |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial / business registration | A commercial registration number, with the restaurant or store name on Jahez matching your legal registration exactly — mismatches are a common cause of review delay. | Registration-number verification, name-match audit across all submitted fields before we send anything to Jahez. |
| Store / branch details | Cuisine type, address, and accurate operating hours per branch — Jahez displays these directly to customers, so errors show up immediately. | Per-branch data sheet, operating-hours confirmation with your kitchen or store team, cuisine-category mapping. |
| Catalogue / menu | A priced menu or product catalogue with categories, descriptions and images ready for upload, plus ongoing changes as prices or items shift. | Menu engineering, photography brief, Jahez-format upload, and Foodics/UrbanPiper sync setup where a POS is already in use. |
| Payout information | Bank account details for settlement, matched to the commercial registration on file. | Bank-detail verification against registration records, payout schedule confirmation. |
| Operational capability | Ability to fulfil orders reliably — prep-time consistency, order-acceptance discipline, and availability accuracy during peak hours. | Operational readiness check before go-live, prep-time benchmarking against comparable Jahez listings. |
| Applicable licences | Food-handling and municipal licences applicable to your category (restaurant, home-chef or grocery), plus VAT registration. | Licence checklist by category, VAT-registration confirmation, gap list before submission. |
Partner approval is required — this is not a fully self-serve listing. Jahez reviews every application against your commercial registration, licensing and menu details before the account goes live. A single-site restaurant, a home-chef partner and a multi-branch grocery chain face different evidence requirements. We confirm exactly what your category needs before we submit, and we tell you plainly if something is missing rather than submitting an application that stalls in review.
Combos and portions priced for delivery margin against Jahez's 15–30% commission range — not dine-in prices copied straight in.
Foodics or UrbanPiper catalogue sync kept current so a price change in-store never lags behind what's shown on Jahez.
Every branch's uptime and rating tracked daily — a slide that takes two months to show up in a review score gets caught in week one.
Commission, marketing, onboarding and cancellation-penalty line items checked against your settlement statement every cycle — no surprise charges.
Menu, hours and pricing kept identical across every branch record, so a chain-wide promo doesn't quietly skip one location.
Jahez run alongside HungerStation and Talabat KSA on one price and availability calendar, so no platform undercuts another.
| Step | What happens | Days |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Free audit | Business type, commercial registration, licensing position and menu/catalogue readiness reviewed; go/no-go on category and timing. | 0–1 |
| 2. Registration submission | Application completed on Jahez's registration portal — restaurant name, cuisine type, branch details, bank and VAT information submitted. | 1–3 |
| 3. Menu / catalogue build | Menu engineering or product catalogue, photography, pricing, and Foodics/UrbanPiper sync configured where applicable. | 3–6 |
| 4. Partner approval review | Jahez reviews the application against registration, licensing and menu data; clarification requests, if any, are handled the same day. | 5–10 |
| 5. Go live | Listing approved and live, availability and operating hours confirmed, launch monitoring switched on. | 10–12 |
| 6. First 90 days | Daily downtime and rating checks, fee reconciliation, monthly strategy call; second-branch or second-platform rollout once margin proves out. | 12+ |
Approval timing depends on Jahez's own review queue, not just document readiness — the free audit tells you which part of your application is most likely to need a second look.
Single-site or multi-branch operators: registration, menu engineering and rating defence in one place.
Onboarding for Jahez's "Nine Tenths" program — the documentation and menu standards differ from a standard restaurant listing.
Product catalogue setup and stock accuracy for Jahez's grocery vertical, without a full retail re-platform.
Already on HungerStation or Talabat KSA and adding Jahez — sequenced so pricing and promos don't clash across platforms.
Every restaurant, home-chef partner and grocery store has a different registration and menu workload, so pricing is quoted after a free audit — not a flat rate off a price list.
We review your commercial registration, licensing and menu/catalogue readiness at no cost, and tell you honestly whether Jahez is the right next channel. No commitment required.
Scoped by registration complexity, branch count and whether you need onboarding only or onboarding plus ongoing account management.
No pressure, no expiring "deal." Compare the quote against your budget and timeline before moving ahead.
Number of branches · menu or SKU count · whether a POS (Foodics/UrbanPiper) sync is needed · licensing complexity for your category · photography needs · reporting cadence.
No hidden fees. Your quote covers everything discussed in the audit call — nothing added later without your sign-off.
A partner desk that treats Jahez's approval review as a real gate to clear — not a form to submit and hope.
Registration name-matching and licence checks done before submission, so review delays and rejections don't cost you a launch window.
Foodics and UrbanPiper sync configured properly the first time, so your menu never drifts out of date across branches.
Commission, marketing and cancellation-penalty line items reconciled against your settlement statement every cycle.
Certified Amazon, Google and Meta partner running Jahez beside HungerStation, Talabat KSA and Shopify from a single price-and-availability grid.
Jahez is a Saudi-founded on-demand food delivery platform launched in Riyadh in 2016, listed on the Saudi Exchange main market (Tadawul, ticker 6017) since December 2024. It covers 100+ Saudi cities with restaurants, its "Nine Tenths" home-chef program and grocery stores, and also runs in Bahrain and Kuwait through local entities.
Apply through Jahez's partner registration portal with your restaurant name matching your commercial registration, cuisine type, commercial registration number, branch details, operating hours, bank account and VAT information, then submit your menu. CoTask prepares every field and document so the application clears review on the first pass.
Yes. Jahez reviews every application against your commercial registration, licensing and menu details before approving the account and taking it live. CoTask tracks the review and handles any clarification requests so approval isn't delayed on paperwork.
A commercial/business registration number, applicable municipal and food-handling licences, bank account details for payouts, a VAT registration number, and a priced menu with categories, descriptions and photos. Multi-branch restaurants need this per branch.
Jahez commission typically runs 15–30% depending on category and agreement, with possible separate marketing, onboarding and cancellation fees. CoTask reviews the exact term sheet you're offered and models it against your margin before you sign.
Yes. Jahez supports catalogue and menu sync through Foodics and UrbanPiper, so menu, price and availability changes made in your POS push through automatically instead of being edited branch by branch inside Jahez.
Both are major Saudi platforms with different ownership — Jahez is Saudi-listed and self-registration only covers Saudi Arabia, while HungerStation is run by Delivery Hero across a wider GCC footprint. Most restaurants run both; CoTask sequences onboarding so neither platform undercuts the other on price or promo.
Typically 7–12 working days once documents are ready, though partner approval timing depends on Jahez's own review queue. The usual delays are mismatched registration names, missing VAT numbers and incomplete menu photography — exactly what the free audit checks first.
Yes. Jahez requires separate address, operating-hours and cuisine data per branch. CoTask prepares and submits every branch record and keeps them consistent so no location gets left behind during a menu or price update.
Yes. We track branch-level downtime and rating trends daily, since a listing that goes dark or slides in rating for even a few days can lose its default sort position — catching it early is cheaper than winning it back later.
Free audit for Saudi restaurants, home-chef partners and grocery stores. Expert Jahez onboarding and account management from registration to daily performance.
Client Results
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