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Your first staff, working by Thursday

Company formation in the UAE is fast and cheap; hiring is neither. Zeirowork staffs a chief of staff and six specialists the week you start, working nights and weekends, and they scale with you from free zone to group.

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~36 days

average application-to-offer time when hiring in the UAE, before visa processing even starts.

15-25%

the typical recruitment agency fee on annual salary for professional roles, on top of a 20-35% loaded-cost overhead.

USD 1,500

a year for a subsidised DIFC AI Licence. The company is now cheaper than the first hire; capacity does not have to be.

The team you start with.

Six roles and a chief of staff who runs them, briefed by voice, governed from your phone.

Chief of StaffRuns the team, the digests and your approval queue
Market Research AnalystGCC competitor, pricing and regulatory intelligence
Growth MarketerBilingual campaigns, ads and landing pages
Sales DevelopmentProspect research, outreach drafts, CRM hygiene
Support SpecialistRound-the-clock Arabic and English chat and voice
Finance & Investor OpsMetrics, updates, data rooms and tax deadlines

One night in sale season.

A three-person e-commerce brand through White Friday. The workforce keeps the shop; the founders keep the judgment.

01:14
A delayed-shipment complaint resolved in Gulf Arabic
The refund sits above your AED 200 threshold, so it queues for human approval instead of going out.
03:40
Stock-out predicted six days ahead
The ops specialist drafts the supplier purchase order with quantities and landed costs.
07:30
You approve the PO and one goodwill refund
From your phone, over coffee. Two decisions; everything else already handled.
11:00
Budget shift proposed
Two underperforming ad sets paused; spend moved to the Arabic creative that is outperforming.
15:00
One escalation, straight to you
A wholesale inquiry worth AED 40,000, with a draft reply attached.
22:00
The daily digest
214 conversations handled, 96% resolved without escalation, ROAS up 18% week on week.

What growing companies run on it.

Capacity for the work that stalls small teams: research, content, support, reporting, bids.

01

Solo founder, team of seven

A fresh licence, a product, and no staff. By Thursday: a chief of staff plus six specialists doing research, content, outreach and ops, with every decision still passing through the founder's queue.

02

The agency doubles capacity

Every new retainer used to mean a loaded account-exec salary and a 36-day search. Now specialists handle research, reporting and first drafts per account, and the humans keep the client relationships.

03

Sale season, fully staffed

White Friday without a night shift: support answers around the clock in Arabic and English, ops watches stock velocity, and the founders approve refunds and purchase orders from their phones.

04

Expertise becomes a product

A four-partner consultancy turns its knowledge into a monthly GCC intelligence report: specialists track regulation, tenders and funding rounds, draft the issue, and the partners put their names on it.

05

Data room in 48 hours

A warm intro on Sunday, numbers wanted by Tuesday. Company memory already holds the metrics, contracts and minutes, so the data room and the update memo assemble overnight for the founder's sign-off.

06

First government tender, won properly

Nine days to respond, never written a bid. Specialists decompose the RFP, map requirements to certifications and ICV scores, and draft the response with every claim checked before the deadline.

Sized for the company you are now

No visas, no desks

Capacity without employment overhead: no recruitment fees, no notice periods, no gratuity accruals. Add a specialist when the work arrives.

From one to one hundred

Start with a single researcher or the full team of seven. The same platform runs you at two people and at two hundred, so nothing is rebuilt as you grow.

Founder-grade control

Spending, publishing and customer commitments wait at your approval gate. The daily digest tells you what happened; the queue tells you what needs you.

Start with one workflow, this week

Bring the task you keep postponing: the tender, the report, the backlog. We will run it live in a working session, in English or Arabic.

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