Saudi-based software company Rekaz has raised USD 5 million in seed funding to accelerate its mission of digitising service-based businesses across the MENA region.
The round was led by COTU Ventures, with additional backing from Impact46, Shorooq Partners, Numrah Capital, and a group of prominent angel investors.
“Rekaz is solving a massive and overlooked problem,” said Amir Farha, General Partner at COTU Ventures. “Service businesses are the economic backbone of the region, and they’ve been left behind by traditional software.”
Founded by Abdulrahman Alomran and Abdulaziz Alkharashi, Rekaz is building an all-in-one operating system designed specifically for the service economy—covering sectors such as wellness, fitness, beauty, and home services.
The platform replaces fragmented tools and manual workflows with a unified system that allows businesses to manage bookings, payments, subscriptions, customer engagement, and online storefronts.
“Most service businesses still operate through scattered tools, spreadsheets, and manual work,” said Alomran, Rekaz’s CEO. “We’re building the infrastructure they’ve been missing.”
The platform also enables businesses to launch their own branded websites and mobile apps, streamlining operations and growing online visibility.
With the fresh capital, the startup plans to deepen product development, enhance its AI capabilities, and expand its reach across the GCC and wider regional markets.
“We’ve designed Rekaz to be flexible, intelligent, and deeply aligned with how service businesses actually work,” added Alkharashi, the startup’s CTO.
Rekaz is tapping into a growing regional demand for smart, sector-specific digital tools—positioning itself as the operating backbone for thousands of service providers navigating the shift to digitisation.
