E-commerce & D2C brands
Growing revenue while losing money per parcel is the easiest mistake in UAE e-commerce. Pionyra prepares the content, the customer messaging and the margin picture — you approve everything before it ships.
Team plan from 1 290 AED — all six specialists, including Finance and Compliance.
The week you actually have
Six posts, one subscription
Campaigns & content
Seasonal and launch campaigns planned against the local calendar, benefit-led product copy, creator briefs, email and WhatsApp flows, marketplace-ready listings in the languages you actually sell in.
Outreach & pipeline
Pre-purchase questions, abandoned-cart sequences, COD order confirmation before the van leaves, post-purchase follow-up, review requests and reorder timing.
Brand & art direction
Product and lifestyle creative, campaign visuals, and marketplace image sets that respect each platform's own requirements.
Budget & forecasting
Margin per order after commission, shipping and returns; contribution by channel and by SKU; VAT treatment and stock cover against a seasonal peak — from your figures, validated by your accountant.
Evidence & compliance checks
Return and refund policy wording, consumer-facing terms, promotion permits and product claims — routed to a licensed professional before you rely on it.
Orchestration & strategy
Turns 'own White Friday this year' into assigned missions across the team, and reports what actually shipped.
UAE compliance
Every discount, sale, raffle or contest in the UAE needs a prior permit from the emirate's economic authority — DET in Dubai, its equivalent elsewhere. Pionyra asks you for it before preparing a promotional announcement, and never invents a permit number. Prices it writes are VAT-inclusive with the real delivery cost and timeframe, because a consumer-facing price excluding tax is a breach, not a rounding choice. It will not manufacture the things that make conversion-optimised copy illegal here: fake countdowns, invented remaining stock, a struck-through price you never charged, or a fabricated review. For cosmetics, supplements, food and health products it holds the line on claims — no therapeutic, curative, weight-loss or guaranteed-result wording, and no certification cited unless you confirmed it. Paid creator collaborations are disclosed as paid.
Illustrative first month
An illustration of the work the team produces in a first month — not a client case study, and not a promise of results. Your own numbers are the only ones that count.
You answer the CEO agent: products and the SKUs you want to push, which channels are live and their revenue split, average order value and margin, your COD share, your return rate, and the delivery promise you can actually hold.
Marketing plans the next seasonal moment with Design's creative and rewrites the listings that need it. Anything with a discount in it waits on your promotion permit before it can be scheduled.
Sales prepares the abandoned-cart sequence, the COD confirmation messages and the post-purchase follow-up. Each one waits for your approval before it sends.
Finance reports contribution per order after commission, shipping and returns, by channel and by SKU, from the figures you recorded. CEO summarises what the team executed.
It drafts the copy, in the languages you sell in, and adapts it per platform rather than pasting the same text everywhere. You paste the approved version into the seller console — Pionyra does not have write access to your marketplace account, and does not pretend otherwise.
No. Invented scarcity, fake countdowns and struck-through prices you never charged are explicit no-gos for the agents, alongside fabricated reviews. If the stock number is real and you give it, it will use it.
It drafts in the languages you tell it you publish in. Arabic and English are treated as separate pieces of writing rather than one translated into the other — and it will ask who reviews the Arabic before anything goes out, because you approve every publication either way.