United Arab Emirates · AED
GetFloristPOS is a florist POS for UAE flower shops that prices in AED with 5% VAT included, prints receipts in Arabic or English, and books WhatsApp orders into delivery date and time slots. It runs shops in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the other emirates, with no contract and no commission on orders.
- Bloom plan
- AED 269/mo per shop
- Tax
- Prices include 5% VAT.
- Receipts
- English, Arabic
- Desk
- Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–14:00 (GST)
- DubaiGetFloristPOS is a florist POS for Dubai that records the Makani number, building and landmark on every delivery and books it into a same-day time slot.Florist POS in Dubai
- Abu DhabiGetFloristPOS is a florist POS for Abu Dhabi that plans deliveries from the island out to Khalifa City, Yas and Saadiyat by zone and time slot, with Onwani address details on every order.Florist POS in Abu Dhabi
- SharjahGetFloristPOS is a florist POS for Sharjah that books deliveries around the emirate's own working week and the evening traffic to and from Dubai.Florist POS in Sharjah
When do flower shops in United Arab Emirates get busiest?
- February 14
Valentine's Day: one of the heaviest import weeks of the year at the Dubai Flower Centre.
- March 21
Mother's Day, celebrated across the Arab world on 21 March rather than in May.
- Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha (dates follow the lunar calendar)
Eid gifting, family visits and hospitality arrangements.
- Ramadan
Iftar and corporate gifting, with evening deliveries after sunset.
- December 2
UAE National Day (Eid Al Etihad): arrangements in the national colors for offices and events.
- October to April
Wedding and event season in the cooler months, including large Emirati and South Asian weddings.
The local flower trade
Almost all fresh flowers sold in the UAE are imported, mainly from the Netherlands, Kenya, Ecuador, Colombia and India. Many arrive by air through the Dubai Flower Centre, a temperature-controlled perishables hub at Dubai International Airport, and are distributed from there to wholesalers across the emirates.
Shops range from small kiosk florists in malls and residential communities to large design studios doing weddings, hotel lobbies and corporate gifting. Owners are Emirati, Arab expatriate, South Asian, Filipino and European, so the same shop may serve customers in three or four languages.
Online delivery apps and large gifting platforms are strong competitors, and WhatsApp is often the main sales channel for independents. Shops that keep their own customer list and occasion dates can sell direct instead of paying platform commission.
Delivery here
Same-day delivery is expected in the main cities, and much of it is ordered on WhatsApp. Addresses are often given as a building name, a community and a nearby landmark rather than a street number. Dubai buildings carry a Makani number and Abu Dhabi uses its own Onwani address system, which helps when a customer can share it. Many recipients prefer delivery in the late afternoon or evening, and during Ramadan evening slots after iftar fill fast. In GetFloristPOS, add a landmark and location-pin field to each order, define zones by community with fees, and give each slot a capacity.
Prices in AED
BudAED 129
BloomAED 269
GardenAED 479
Managed websiteAED 219
BundleAED 599
Monthly, per location. Prices include 5% VAT.
How you’d set it up in United Arab Emirates
- Currency AED, VAT-inclusive pricing at 5%, and tax invoices that show your TRN.
- Receipts and invoices in Arabic (right-to-left) and English, chosen per sale.
- Delivery fields for landmark, location pin and Makani or Onwani number.
- Delivery zones by emirate and community with fees, and evening slots that can be extended in Ramadan.
- Cash on delivery and bank transfer as payment methods next to cards.
- WhatsApp order intake: take the order in chat, enter it in the book with date and slot, and send the confirmation back.
What florists tell us
Sample These are illustrative sample reviews, written to show the kind of feedback we design for. Real reviews replace them once shops are live.
“Half our orders still arrive on WhatsApp. Now they go straight into the order book with the slot and the card message, and the invoice shows VAT the way our accountant wants.”
“We log what goes in the bin as waste, not as a mystery. After a month we bought fewer of the stems that never sold past day four.”
“The week before Valentine's we stopped promising 'sometime Saturday'. Each slot fills up, closes itself, and the van sheet for the 10 to 12 run prints in street order.”
“Shaadi season used to be a notebook of advances. Each mehndi and barat booking now shows what was paid, what's due, and when. Customers get an Urdu receipt.”
FAQ
Are your UAE prices in AED?
Yes. UAE plans are priced in AED with 5% VAT included. See pricing for the current amounts.
Can receipts be printed in Arabic?
Yes. You can keep Arabic and English layouts and choose per sale, and the interface can be used in Arabic.
Does it show VAT correctly?
Yes. Prices are VAT-inclusive, and tax invoices show the VAT amount and your TRN.
Can I take cash on delivery?
Yes. Cash on delivery is a payment method, and the driver's cash is reconciled against the van sheet.
Most of my orders come on WhatsApp. Does that work?
Yes. Enter each WhatsApp order with its delivery date and slot, and share the order confirmation or payment link back in the chat.
How do drivers find addresses without street numbers?
Each order has fields for building, community, landmark, location pin and Makani or Onwani number.
Can I run shops in two emirates?
Yes. Each location keeps its own stock and registers, and you can transfer stock between them.
Is support available in the UAE?
Yes. A UAE support desk answers calls and WhatsApp in English and Arabic on UAE time, so you are not waiting for New York to wake up.
Prices in AED, receipts in your language, a desk in your time zone. Prices include 5% VAT.
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