Arabic product content
Arabic titles and descriptions move as the primary language, with English added as a translation rather than the other way round.
Salla is a strong start for a Saudi store. Merchants usually move when they sell into the UAE and the wider GCC, need more than one currency, want a larger app ecosystem, or need a front end their brand has outgrown.
Usually to sell beyond Saudi Arabia: Shopify Markets gives regional currencies, domains and pricing from one store, and its app and theme ecosystem is much larger. The move keeps Arabic content, customers and history, and reconnects Saudi payment methods and couriers under Shopify.
Arabic titles and descriptions move as the primary language, with English added as a translation rather than the other way round.
Salla product URLs are rebuilt as Shopify handles. We decide up front whether handles stay Arabic or become Latin transliterations, and redirect accordingly.
Salla product options are mapped to Shopify variants and options, with images linked to the right variant.
Payment accounts and courier contracts are reconnected to Shopify — they are relationships with the provider, so they are set up again, not copied.
Saudi VAT-registered sellers need e-invoices that meet ZATCA’s requirements. We confirm how invoices are issued after the move before launch.
Prices, tax settings and invoice templates are configured for Saudi VAT, with separate settings for other GCC markets.
Business registration and contact details required under Saudi e-commerce rules are carried onto the new storefront.
For a group selling from both Saudi Arabia and the UAE, ZaadBooks is multi-currency and multi-entity: Shopify orders post as VAT invoices, and each entity keeps its own books under one account.
Yes. Shopify supports Arabic as a store language, and we build themes with proper right-to-left layouts, Arabic fonts and translated checkout, so Arabic shoppers get the same experience they had on Salla.
mada is available through payment gateways that support it on Shopify. We confirm the gateway for your business during the audit and test mada, credit cards and Apple Pay before launch.
Their records, addresses and order history move with the migration. Like any platform change, passwords do not transfer, so customers receive an account-activation email at launch.
Yes. Shopify Markets lets one store show SAR to Saudi shoppers and AED to UAE shoppers, with its own pricing, domains or subfolders, and duties and tax settings per market.
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