Riyadh
Headquarters, engineering, and the 24/7 network control tower.
This page is about Wajeeh Technologies, an intelligent mobility and cross-border logistics company founded in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in 2024. Wajeeh operates a digital freight marketplace and a cloud Transport Management System (Wajeeh TMS) across Saudi Arabia and the Middle East, with hubs in Riyadh (headquarters), Jeddah, Dammam, Dubai, and Amman.
About Us
We move what the region is building.
Wajeeh (وجيه — "caravan") started with a simple observation on the Riyadh–Dammam highway: half the trucks were full of goods, and the other half were full of nothing. We founded a company to fix that.
G.1 Vision & Mission
Goods should cross borders as easily as data.
Our vision
A Middle East where overland trade is instant to book, transparent to track, and fair to everyone who touches it — and where every truck kilometer creates value for the person driving it.
Our mission
Digitize every step of road freight — matching, pricing, tracking, customs, and payment — on one trusted ecosystem serving both sides of the market.
Our wager
That the winning logistics company of this decade won't own a single truck — it will own the trust of the people who do.
↗ Milestones
From one lane to a highway.
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2024 · Q4
Founded
Incorporated in Riyadh; started building the technology.
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2025 · Q1
Beta Release
First beta release, with early users running acceptance testing on live lanes.
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2025 · Q2
Initial Users
Went live with our first customers — inbound and outbound trips moving on the platform.
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2025 · Q3–Q4
Port & Cross-border Trips
Port drayage and cross-border corridors open, extending the network beyond domestic lanes.
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2026 · Q1
TMS Launch
Wajeeh TMS goes GA — carriers start running their own customers on our rails.
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2026 · Q2 Now
ZATCA e-Invoicing
ZATCA e-invoicing built into the TMS. Across Saudi Arabia & the Middle East: 3,000+ trucks, 6K+ trips — and a network that gets smarter with every one.
G.3 Footprint
Cloud platform. Boots on the ground.
Software scales the network; local teams keep it honest. Every hub has operations people who have ridden the lanes they manage.
Jeddah
Western region operations and Jeddah Islamic Port drayage desk.
Dammam
Eastern region hub — industrial lanes, Jubail, and Gulf border corridors.
Dubai
UAE operations and the Jebel Ali port & free-zone gateway.
Amman
Levant corridor operations — Jordan, and onward lanes to Egypt via Aqaba.
Cairo · 2027
Next stop: North Africa. The caravan keeps moving.
G.4 How we work
Four values, zero posters.
Reliability is the product
Features are negotiable. A truck showing up on time is not.
Drivers first
Every roadmap review starts with one question: does this make a driver's day better or worse?
Show the number
Prices, margins, ETAs, emissions — if we measure it, the market gets to see it.
Ride the lane
Everyone — engineers included — spends time in trucks, yards, and border queues every quarter.
Join the caravan.
Ship with us, drive with us, or build with us — the network has room.
Not sure where to start? Talk to our team