Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — Saudi Arabia-based e-commerce technology startup Juthor has raised $500,000 (SAR 1.875 million) in a pre-seed funding round led by Flat6Labs, with participation from a group of angel investors.
Founded in 2025 by Lolwah Binsaedan and Irfan Khan, Juthor is addressing a growing pain point for online retailers: managing sales, inventory, and customer data across an increasingly fragmented e-commerce landscape. As merchants expand across platforms such as Amazon, Noon, Salla, and Zid, operational complexity has emerged as a key challenge to scaling efficiently.
Juthor offers a cloud-based, unified platform that allows retailers to manage multiple online marketplaces through a single dashboard. The solution enables centralized control of product listings, orders, and inventory, while providing real-time stock synchronisation to help prevent overselling and stockouts. In addition, the platform leverages AI-driven analytics to deliver actionable insights into customer behaviour and sales performance.
“With e-commerce becoming multi-channel by default, retailers need infrastructure that works across platforms, not in silos,” the founders said. “Juthor is designed to give merchants clarity, control, and data-driven decision-making as they scale their online presence.”
The newly raised capital will be used to strengthen Juthor’s technical infrastructure, accelerate product development, enhance its data and analytics capabilities, and support the onboarding of more multi-channel retailers in Saudi Arabia and beyond.
