Three products, three levers, three ways to pay
Each product addresses one term of the customer-value equation: order size × purchase frequency × measurability. You buy only the one you need — and you don't pay for three to get one.
Customer value =
Order size
Moved in seconds, inside the buying session
Ziadah
Purchase frequency
Built over months, on economics the customer owns
Shaa
Measurability
Not a lever at all — infrastructure
Raasid
ZiadahGrows the order at the moment the decision is made.Most of your visitors buy one product and leave- Salla· Live now
- Zid· Live now
ShaaMakes returning the customer's most profitable choice.A customer who bought once has no real reason to return- Zid· Live now
RaasidMakes every sale arrive.Part of your conversions never reaches the ad platforms at all- Zid· Live now
Why the pricing differs — and why that matters
| Term | Lever | Available | Pricing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ziadah | Order size | The right offer at the moment of decision | Salla + Zid | Subscription |
| Shaa | Purchase frequency | An economy the customer owns | Zid | Commission on realised orders |
| Raasid | Measurability | Capturing events at the source | Zid | Subscription by order volume |
Do you need all three?
No. Each product works alone and earns its place alone. They're designed to strengthen one another in one specific, mechanical way: Raasid makes the other two visible in your numbers, and the complete events it delivers improve the targeting of your next campaigns. We don't add their effects into a single figure, and there is no shared data layer between them today.
Not sure which one is yours?
Start from the symptom, not the product name.