United Arab Emirates
Dubai · Abu Dhabi · Sharjah · Al Ain — talabat’s largest market: food, tMart grocery, pharmacy, flowers.
From Restaurant Registration to Talabat Mart Shelf Space — Across 8 Live Markets Talabat is Delivery Hero’s MENA delivery platform — restaurants, grocery and Talabat Mart, pharmacy and flowers — live in the UAE (AE), Kuwait (KW), Qatar (QA), Bahrain (BH), Oman (OM), Egypt (EG), Jordan (JO) and Iraq (IQ), with Saudi Arabia served through Delivery Hero’s HungerStation. CoTask registers your business, builds the menu or catalogue, clears compliance per market, and runs your talabat pricing, ads and availability every day — in every market you sell.



Talabat is Delivery Hero’s MENA on-demand platform, founded in Kuwait in 2004 and listed on the Dubai Financial Market in December 2024. It delivers restaurant food, grocery and essentials via Talabat Mart (tMart), pharmacy and flowers across 80+ cities in eight markets — UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Egypt, Jordan and Iraq. Sellers join as partners through talabat’s country partner portals (e.g. ae.partner.talabat.com); in Saudi Arabia, Delivery Hero serves customers via HungerStation. CoTask manages onboarding and the day-to-day selling.
Nine country codes, one partner desk. We onboard and manage sellers in every market talabat serves — and route Saudi sellers through Delivery Hero’s HungerStation.
Dubai · Abu Dhabi · Sharjah · Al Ain — talabat’s largest market: food, tMart grocery, pharmacy, flowers.
Kuwait City · Hawally · Salmiya — talabat’s founding market (2004); food + grocery + retail.
Doha · Al Rayyan · Lusail — food, grocery and pharmacy partners.
Manama · Riffa · Muharraq — food + grocery + retail stores.
Muscat · Salalah · Sohar — food and grocery partners.
Cairo · Giza · Alexandria — high-volume food + grocery (Otlob heritage market).
Amman · Irbid · Zarqa — food and grocery partners.
Baghdad · Erbil · Basra — food and grocery partners.
Riyadh · Jeddah · Dammam — talabat’s consumer app is legacy in KSA; Delivery Hero serves Saudi through HungerStation, and we onboard KSA sellers on that route.
Talabat is MENA’s largest delivery ecosystem: 6M+ customers, 65K+ partners and 119K+ riders across eight countries covering a population of 185M+, with Q1-2025 revenue up 34% to $846M and grocery/retail sales past $2.5B in 2024 after the tMart build-out and the InstaShop acquisition. Its December 2024 DFM IPO made it the region’s first $10B-class tech listing.
Grocery is the growth engine. Talabat Mart dark stores plus the InstaShop store network turned talabat from a food app into a quick-commerce shelf — the same shelf UAE sellers already fight for on Careem Quik and noon Minutes.
The UAE alone is on track for a ~USD 3.96B online food delivery market by 2030, and new entrants (Keeta’s 2025–28 GCC push, Jahez–noon in KSA) are subsidising demand — which means promo slots and ranking positions are being redistributed right now. Sellers who arrive with clean documents, sharp menus and stable availability capture that churn.
Talabat’s shelf is curated per market: municipality permits, Arabic content and photo standards decide who gets listed. That is exactly the paperwork-and-content gap CoTask closes before submission.
Eight services that take you from applicant to a ranked talabat partner — restaurant, grocery, mart or FMCG — in every market you target.
We prepare and submit your partner application through talabat’s country portals (ae.partner.talabat.com and siblings), manage clarification rounds and status tracking until the account is live — typically 10–14 working days per market.
Restaurant, retail and FMCG supplier routes explained and completed: Vendor Portal access, English/Arabic forms, and trade licence, VAT and bank details matched so verification never stalls on a mismatch.
Menu engineering, category structure, combo and portion logic, photography to talabat’s specs, and Arabic + English titles and descriptions tuned to how shoppers search — “shawarma”, “برياني”, “family box”.
SKU catalogues with GS1 barcodes, pack sizes, net weights, prices and stock feeds for tMart, grocery storefronts and the InstaShop network — built for talabat mart seller and FMCG onboarding, no physical store required.
Promoted placements, campaign budgets and bid pacing, bundle and basket-threshold promos, talabat Pro member offers — every dirham tracked against margin, not impressions.
Municipality food registration (Dubai FIRS, Abu Dhabi ADAFSA, Kuwait Municipality, Qatar MoPH, Egypt NFSA and equivalents), halal and labelling checks per market — cleared before menu or range sign-off.
Order flow, customer queries, menu and content refreshes, availability and prep-time SLAs, rating defence — with a weekly performance note and a monthly review call per market.
One menu, price grid and stock position across talabat’s eight markets (+KSA via HungerStation), run beside Noon, Careem Quik, Amazon.ae and Shopify — no channel undercutting or overselling another.
Report & analysis: order count, conversion, average basket, ad ROAS, rating trend, out-of-stock and rejection hours by market — reviewed monthly, every action tied to a number.
Talabat reviews partners on legal standing, product readiness and service capability. Here is the evidence we prepare for each requirement, market by market.
| Requirement | What you need | What CoTask prepares |
|---|---|---|
| Business registration | Valid trade licence per market — UAE DED/free zone, Kuwait MOCI, Qatar MOEC, Bahrain MOIC, Oman MOCIIP, Egypt GAFI, Jordan MoIT, Iraq company registry — with activities covering food service or general/food trading; signatory national ID or Emirates ID; corporate bank account. | Licence activity check against your menu or range; document naming and expiry audit; signatory and IBAN alignment so verification passes first time. |
| VAT & tax position | UAE TRN and VAT certificate; KSA ZATCA registration for the HungerStation route; Egypt VAT; other markets per local threshold; tax invoice format for platform settlements. | Market-by-market tax checklist, settlement reconciliation template, free-zone guidance where relevant. |
| Menu / catalogue information | Restaurants: priced menu with categories, images, prep times, portion and combo logic. Retail & FMCG: SKU list with GS1 barcodes, pack sizes, net weights, variants, cost and MRP, imagery. Arabic + English in both cases. | Menu engineering and catalogue build in talabat’s upload format, photo spec sheet, EN/AR copy, attribute completeness check. |
| Commercial terms | Commission per category and market, settlement cycle, promo funding, refund and cancellation policy, exclusivity clauses if any. | Term-sheet review against MENA norms, margin model per menu line or SKU, promo funding plan agreed before go-live. |
| Product compliance | Municipality food registration (Dubai FIRS / ADAFSA / Kuwait Municipality / Qatar MoPH / Egypt NFSA equivalents), halal certification where applicable, Arabic labelling for retail SKUs, batch and expiry data. | Per-market compliance matrix, label artwork audit, permit gap list and filing support before submission. |
| Fulfilment / service requirements | Restaurants: prep-time SLA, order cut-offs, packaging and handover to riders. Retail: picking SLA, stock depth, substitution rules. FMCG: supply cadence into tMart / InstaShop stores and spoilage cover. | Service-level readiness audit, packaging and handover checklist, replenishment calendar and escalation matrix. |
| Brand & content assets | Logo, cover/hero artwork and menu or product photography meeting talabat’s image guidelines (landscape, no text overlays, no raw-food shots except fresh meat/fish). | Photography brief and edit pass, artwork resizing per market spec, A/B hero images for launch. |
Partner onboarding depends on business type and market. A Dubai cloud kitchen, a Kuwait supermarket chain, an Egyptian FMCG distributor and a Qatari private-label brand face different permits, compliance evidence and commercial terms — and KSA runs on HungerStation’s own flow. We confirm the exact requirements for your business type and country code before we submit, and we tell you plainly when a market or category is not yet open.
Combos, portions and anchors built for delivery margins — not dine-in prices copy-pasted into an app.
Titles, categories and synonyms matched to real queries in both languages: “chicken shawarma family”, “مندي”, “milk 1L”.
Bid pacing by hour and area, promo stacking with talabat Pro offers, and creative tests on hero images.
Review response playbooks, rejection and missing-item root-cause fixes — the score that decides your default sort position.
Out-of-stock and 86’d-item hours tracked per store; prep times tuned so promises hold at peak.
AE proof-of-margin first, then KW/QA clones, then EG volume — one calendar, localised menus, no rework.
| Step | What happens | Days |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Free audit | Business type, licence activities, menu or catalogue and compliance gaps reviewed per target market; go/no-go and category scope. | 0–1 |
| 2. Partner application | Country partner portal completed and submitted (or HungerStation route for KSA); follow-ups and clarifications managed. | 1–3 |
| 3. Menu / catalogue build | Menu engineering or SKU catalogue, barcodes, EN/AR content, photography to spec, price and margin model. | 3–7 |
| 4. Compliance sign-off | Municipality food registration, halal and labelling checks per market cleared before listing. | 4–9 |
| 5. Go live | Storefront or menu live, availability and SLA rules set, launch promo and ads calendar switched on. | 9–12 |
| 6. First 90 days | Daily availability and rating defence, weekly reporting, monthly strategy call; second-market clone when margin proves. | 12+ |
Single sites or multi-brand kitchens: menu engineering, prep SLAs and rating defence across markets.
Store-level picking and stock feeds into talabat grocery and the InstaShop network, without re-platforming.
tMart and grocery supply routes with no physical storefront — catalogue, compliance and promo terms handled.
Talabat’s non-food verticals onboard on the same partner desk — regulated-category compliance included.
Every brand and every market mix is different, so pricing is quoted after a free audit — not a flat rate off a price list.
We review your licence, menu or catalogue and compliance position per market at no cost, and tell you whether talabat is the right first channel. No commitment required.
Scoped per market and module: onboarding only, onboarding plus ongoing management, or a multi-country, multi-channel plan across talabat, Noon, Careem and Amazon.ae.
No pressure, no expiring “deal.” Compare the quote against your budget and timeline before moving ahead.
Menu or SKU count · number of country codes and cities · Arabic localisation volume · compliance workload (municipality permits, halal, labelling) · photography needs · ads budget managed · reporting cadence.
No hidden fees. Your quote covers everything discussed in the audit call — nothing added later without your sign-off.
A Dubai-based partner desk running talabat across nine country codes — registration, menu, compliance and daily trading under one retainer.
AE, KW, QA, BH, OM, EG, JO, IQ plus the KSA HungerStation route — localised menus, permits and terms handled from one team.
Municipality permits, halal and labelling audited in step 1, so a rejected menu or SKU doesn’t cost you a season.
Arabic-first content, photo specs and price architecture built for talabat search and basket economics — not translated afterwards.
Certified Amazon, Google and Meta partner running talabat beside Noon, Careem Quik, Amazon.ae and Shopify from a single price-and-stock grid.
Talabat is Delivery Hero’s MENA delivery platform, founded in Kuwait in 2004. It connects customers with restaurants, grocery and Talabat Mart dark stores, pharmacies and flower shops across 80+ cities in eight markets, and listed on the Dubai Financial Market in December 2024.
Talabat is live in the UAE (AE), Kuwait (KW), Qatar (QA), Bahrain (BH), Oman (OM), Egypt (EG), Jordan (JO) and Iraq (IQ). In Saudi Arabia, Delivery Hero serves customers through HungerStation, and we onboard KSA sellers through that route.
Apply through talabat’s UAE partner portal, then submit your trade licence, signatory Emirates ID, VAT/TRN where applicable, bank details and your menu or catalogue. CoTask prepares every document, submits the application and chases review — typically live in 10–14 working days.
A food-trade licence, municipality food permit, Emirates ID or national ID of the signatory, corporate bank proof, VAT certificate where applicable, and a priced menu with images plus logo and cover artwork meeting talabat’s photo guidelines.
Restaurant onboarding centres on menus, prep-time SLAs and food permits. Grocery, retail and FMCG onboarding centres on SKU catalogues with barcodes, stock feeds and pricing, supplied into Talabat Mart or the InstaShop store network instead of a kitchen.
FMCG and private-label brands supply through talabat’s grocery partner routes: a compliant catalogue, agreed supply and promo terms, and reliable stock into tMart or InstaShop-network stores. No physical storefront is required for brand suppliers.
No universal rate is published. Commission, service fees and settlement terms vary by category, market and agreement. CoTask models your margin against the exact terms offered before you sign, so there are no surprises after go-live.
Typically 10–14 working days per market when documents are ready. The usual delays are municipality food permits, menu photography and catalogue barcode gaps — which is exactly what the free audit checks first.
Yes. We run one menu, price and stock calendar across AE, KW, QA, BH, OM, EG, JO and IQ — plus KSA via HungerStation — synced with Noon, Careem Quik, Amazon.ae and Shopify so channels never undercut or oversell each other.
For food, talabat and Noon carry the deepest order density; for groceries, Talabat Mart and Careem Quik lead quick commerce; for pantry bulk, Amazon.ae adds Prime reach. CoTask sequences channels by margin and operational load, starting with a free audit.
Free audit for UAE & MENA food, grocery and FMCG brands. Expert talabat seller and partner management across nine country codes.
Client Results
“CoTask built the whole setup for us — connected our Amazon account, wired up the SP-API integration, and stood up a dashboard that populates itself. Inventory, orders, and settlements now sync without anyone exporting a spreadsheet, and what took a full morning each week runs on its own.”
“The team brought structure to our marketplace growth and gave us a clear plan we could execute immediately.”
“Our listings became clearer, more consistent, and much easier for customers to shop across the catalog.”
“Communication was precise from the first audit through launch. We always knew what was happening next.”
“CoTask helped us turn marketplace activity into a repeatable growth process instead of a series of urgent fixes.”
“CoTask built our store from an empty Seller Central account — listings, A+ content, and the full storefront. The work felt tailored to our category, and we had a professional customer experience in place from day one.”