Foodics is a cloud-based restaurant management and POS platform headquartered in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, designed for the full restaurant and F&B value chain from single-location cafés to enterprise chains, according to the official Foodics homepage. The company describes itself as "the all-in-one restaurant management system RMS & cloud POS to streamline your operations, order online and boost sales with Foodics" and serves the KSA, GCC, and broader MENA region with Arabic-first product surface (Arabic and English UIs).
The product surface is organized around POS and order management, inventory and recipes, procurement, staff and scheduling, customer engagement and loyalty, online ordering, delivery integrations, and finance and accounting. The Foodics POS handles dine-in, takeaway, and delivery orders, supports table management, and integrates with online ordering channels and delivery aggregators. The Inventory and Recipe modules track ingredient-level stock, recipe costing, and waste, with reorder points published in the product documentation. Procurement covers purchase orders, supplier management, and the central kitchen and branch-to-branch transfer workflow that the company highlights for chain operations.
Foodics offers native integrations with delivery aggregators (HungerStation, Jahez, Talabat, Mrsool, Careem), payment gateways, accounting platforms, and e-invoicing solutions including ZATCA Phase 2 compliance for Saudi Arabia. The platform exposes a developer portal with APIs, webhooks, and SDKs. Pricing is typically customized per merchant based on modules, locations, and integration scope; the company does not publish standard per-month rates on its homepage. Procurement checklist for Foodics: confirm the module set, location count, and integration scope you need, validate ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing compliance for KSA and FTA compliance for UAE, confirm Arabic-language admin console and support, and check integration coverage for your delivery aggregators and accounting platform. All information above is sourced from foodics.com (homepage and product pages) as of July 2026.
Vendor profile
Foodics is a cloud-based restaurant management and payment-technology company headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The company was founded in 2014 by Ahmad Al-Zaini (CEO) and Mosab Al-Othmani (CTO) and was originally incorporated under the name "Kasheer" before rebranding to Foodics, per the company's own press materials. According to Foodics' official press release, the platform now serves more than 30,000 restaurant brands across the MENA region and had processed over US$5 billion in orders through its gateway by early 2022, with a stated 150,000-terminal target. In January 2022 Foodics acquired POSRocket, the second-largest cloud restaurant-technology provider in MENA, in its first acquisition, per the company's official press release. The platform is available in English, Arabic, and French, and operates offices in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Jordan, Egypt, and the Netherlands, according to the company's "About" page. (Information sourced from Foodics' official press release of 9 January 2022 and the Foodics LinkedIn company page, as of mid-2026.)
The Foodics platform is structured as a 360° SaaS ecosystem, per the company's official description, and includes the Foodics POS, Foodics Pay (payment gateway), Foodics Inventory, Foodics eMenu (QR-code ordering), Foodics Reservations, Foodics Loyalty, Foodics Delivery (a delivery aggregator), and Foodics Accounting. According to the company's published press materials, Foodics' hardware partners include Sunmi and other Android-POS terminal manufacturers, and the platform supports multiple printer and cash-drawer integrations. Foodics is integrated with major regional delivery platforms such as Jahez, HungerStation, Talabat, Careem, and Mrsool, per the vendor's own app directory. The platform is sold on a per-terminal monthly subscription and is positioned for dine-in restaurants, cafés, quick-service restaurants, bakeries, food trucks, and cloud kitchens, with multi-store and franchise support included on enterprise plans. (Information sourced from the official Foodics product pages, as of mid-2026.)
