Saudi-based construction tech startup Fitting has raised USD 500,000 in a pre-seed round led by an angel investor. The funding will fuel the company’s plans to scale operations, expand its supplier network, and introduce innovative logistics and financing solutions for the Kingdom’s construction sector.
Founded by Abdulaziz Al-Mubayyid and Mohammed Al-Mubayyid, Fitting is a B2B digital marketplace connecting building material suppliers with real estate developers and retailers. The platform streamlines sourcing by allowing developers and retailers to access multiple offers from a wide supplier base, while suppliers gain tools to manage orders and logistics.
The startup generates revenue through transaction commissions and premium subscriptions. It is also developing a software management system to enhance order tracking, expand product diversity for retailers, and provide language support—helping bridge supply and demand in Saudi Arabia’s growing construction industry.
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How Fitting is Aligned with Vision 2030
Saudi Arabia’s construction market is central to its Vision 2030 diversification strategy, with billions of dollars invested in real estate, infrastructure, and giga-projects. Fitting’s platform aligns with this vision by introducing efficiency, transparency, and scalability to a sector traditionally reliant on manual processes.
“By digitizing the building material supply chain, Fitting aims to empower suppliers and developers alike, supporting the Kingdom’s construction boom while improving cost efficiency and logistics,” said the founders.
With fresh backing, Fitting is positioning itself as a digital backbone for Saudi Arabia’s construction supply chain, reflecting the sector’s increasing reliance on technology to fuel growth and efficiency.
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