From the factory to every shop in town.
Local factories and farms sell direct to supermarkets, restaurants and offices at factory price, by the carton, delivered to the door.
What changes with T57
- Shelf spaceWithout T57: Listing fees and rebatesWith T57: List with no listing fee
- PriceWithout T57: Several middlemenWith T57: Factory price, direct
- PaymentWithout T57: Cash up frontWith T57: Pay now or later, via partners
TodayWith T57
Credit, escrow and delivery come from licensed partners.

T57 has two trade engines. One connects countries. The other works inside each country: it lets a local factory, farm or cooperative sell direct to the small and mid-sized supermarkets, restaurants, hotels, cafés and offices around it.
The problem
A good local product still struggles to reach the shelf
A new brand can get the taste, packaging and price right and still not reach buyers. Large retailers ask for listing fees, rebates, high margins, paid promotions and strict return terms before a product goes on the shelf. Smaller shops and restaurants buy through layers of distributors, so they pay more and the maker earns less. The key challenges T57 addresses include:
Costly shelf access
Listing fees, rebates and promotions lock out new and small brands.
Too many middlemen
Each layer adds cost, so buyers pay more and makers keep less.
Cash and credit
Small buyers need time to pay, and small makers cannot wait for it.
Follow the order
From the factory gate to the shop door, in five stages
02
Order
04
Pay
How T57 works for you
List → Order → Deliver → Pay
- 01
List
A verified factory, farm or cooperative lists its products at factory price, with a minimum order such as 2, 5 or 20 cartons and lower prices for larger orders.
- 02
Order
Supermarkets, minimarkets, restaurants, hotels, cafés and offices find the products and order what they need, in the app or by chat.
- 03
Deliver
A local logistics partner is booked from the order, collects from the factory and delivers to the door, with tracking on the same record.
- 04
Pay
The buyer pays into escrow, or uses pay-later terms from a licensed B2B credit partner. The maker is paid when the delivery is confirmed.
What makes it different
Built for local brands and the businesses that buy them
Use case · Illustrative example
A new Riyadh snack brand reaches cafés without a distributor
A small Riyadh factory makes date-based snacks with good packaging and a fair price, but large chains ask for listing fees and rebates it cannot afford. It joins T57, is verified, and lists its range at factory price with a five-carton minimum. Café owners and minimarkets in Riyadh find the products and order what they need. A local delivery partner collects from the factory and delivers the next day. Some cafés pay into escrow; others use pay-later terms from a licensed partner. Ratings build with every order, and the factory grows without giving its margin to middlemen.
Why T57
We believe a good local product should reach every shop on its merits, not on the fees it can pay.
Direct, not distributed
Makers and business buyers deal with each other, and every service they need is booked from the order.
Local today, global tomorrow
The same verified record that serves the shop next door opens the door to buyers in other countries.
FAQ
Common questions
Does T57 charge listing fees or rebates?
No. There are no listing fees, slotting rebates or forced promotions. Sellers set their own prices. T57 membership options are on the Pricing page.
Who delivers the orders?
Licensed local logistics partners, booked from the order. Sellers can also invite the delivery company they already use.
Can buyers pay later?
Yes, where a licensed B2B credit or pay-later partner approves the buyer. T57 does not lend.
What is the minimum order?
Each seller sets it, for example 2, 5 or 20 cartons, with lower prices for larger orders.
Can farms and cooperatives sell this way?
Yes. Farms, cooperatives and food processors can list fresh and packed products for local business buyers.
Which countries is this for?
Domestic B2B trade is built for each of T57's founding markets: Saudi Arabia, the UAE, India, Malaysia and Türkiye.
Inside the platform