Book a 15-minute call.
One WhatsApp message books it. No calendar app, no account to create, no form to fill — you text a time that suits you, the founder confirms in the same chat, and a reminder lands two hours before.
Kuwait time now: —
Call windows (Kuwait time, GMT+3)
| Sunday – Thursday | 10:00 – 13:00 and 16:00 – 19:00 |
|---|---|
| Friday | Closed — Friday prayer and rest. |
| Saturday | By arrangement — ask in the chat. |
| Outside these hours | Text anyway. The desk answers around the clock and will pin a slot with you in the next window. |
Riyadh, Doha and Manama share Kuwait time. Dubai and Muscat are one hour ahead. Tunis is two hours behind. The line under the windows shows your own time zone, read from your device.
What happens after you text
You name a time
Nothing is booked until you state one. The desk never invents a slot on your behalf — that is a rule in the system, not a courtesy.
The founder confirms
In the same chat. You are talking to the person who built the system and runs it on his own stores, not a sales rep.
A reminder, two hours before
In the same chat — or from the founder's own phone if WhatsApp's 24-hour window has closed. A calendar invite by email if you want one.
Fifteen minutes, in Arabic or English
- Bring: your WhatsApp number, what you sell, and where your catalog lives today — a website, an Instagram, a spreadsheet, anything.
- You leave with: a yes or a no on whether GulfBot fits, the plan that fits, and the 10-day build date if it does.
- No pitch deck. The demo is the live desk — you can text it before, during, or after the call.