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Share your products, photos, prices and your Instagram or WhatsApp.
Founding Team Campaign · ends 14 December 2026
Picnic Marketplace features local home makers in one place. Shoppers discover your products here and order straight from your Instagram or WhatsApp — no website to build, no commission on your sales.
“I want to have a website that I can send people who can buy my products.”
— the home maker we built this for. Now your Picnic profile is that link.
Share your products, photos, prices and your Instagram or WhatsApp.
We showcase your products on Picnic Marketplace with your story.
Shoppers tap “Order” and land in your DMs or WhatsApp chat — ready to buy.
Marketplaces in the UAE commonly take 10–27% of every sale. With Picnic you pay one flat feature fee and keep 100% of what you sell.
Every product links to your own Instagram or WhatsApp. You keep your customers, your conversations and your way of doing business.
Your products sit alongside other local makers in one marketplace, so shoppers who have never heard of you can discover you.
One flat, transparent fee and no commission. Honest product listings. Customers deal directly with the maker. Guidance on licensing and food safety so every featured business sells with confidence. Local makers who grow the right way make stronger communities.
Get our free guide, The Picnic Basket Studio, and reserve your founding spot on the marketplace.
Your own featured maker profile on Picnic Marketplace: your name, story, products and prices, with an order button on each product that opens your Instagram or WhatsApp.
No. You pay a flat fee to be featured. Customers order and pay you directly, so every dirham of the sale is yours.
This is our founding pilot. We're inviting the first 30 local makers to be featured and help us shape the marketplace. After 14 December 2026, the feature fee goes to AED 149.
Yes. If you have an Instagram page or a WhatsApp number, you're ready. We'll help you prepare your photos and product descriptions.
Selling responsibly matters to us. Many UAE home sellers use a home‑business or e‑Trader licence, and food sellers also need food‑safety approval. Our guide points you to the right first steps for your emirate.
The founding offer closes on 14 December 2026. Makers who join by then keep the founding fee.