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Finding your desired home could be a big hassle, especially in major cities such as Tehran. Shabesh is a newcomer in Iran’s online real estate listing platforms which connects potential customers to verified real estate agencies.

Zoodel the leading B2B marketplace launches its international banking and financial services to facilitate payment transfers to/from Iran.

Although every day more and more shopping malls are popping up across Iran, there's one fashion e-commerce in the country which is offering products that are not easily found in retail shops. Modiseh is an online fashion e-commerce known for its exotic discounts and stylish fashion products in Iran.

The Iranian Modern Business Company (IMBCO) was established 6 years ago which is considered one of the main e-commerce players in Iran’s startup scene having NetBarg, Chilivery and Tik8 in its portfolio.

Having your food delivered to your door has become easier than ever. In many markets, the demand for online food ordering has stepped up comparing to phone orders, and Iran is seeing the same shift. Chilivery, an Iranian online food ordering website is trying to bring a convenient and accessible solution to this demand.

Shabesh, an online real estate portal in Iran which had previously launched its map feature about 4 months ago, has now added a new feature which allows the user to quickly find apartments or commercial buildings to rent or buy with a convenient access to public transport.

SnappFood is the largest online food ordering platforms in Iran, however, this startup is focusing on an online grocery shopping to diversify its services and expands its portfolio.

Harasp an Iranian retail marketplace for fashion goods is trying to satisfy the appetite which Iranians have for luxury products that are now finding their way into the country.

Can up-and-coming local startups compete with well-known international tech companies? In this article we’re going to take a look at Dunro, an Iranian location-based app similar to Foursquare. 

Some might think that Iran’s online shopping market is saturated, but more startups are popping up every day to fill the gap in specific sectors such as online apparel and fashion.