Flat6Labs Backs T-Gate’s Platform to Streamline Saudi Food Tech Integration

Malaz Madani

Last updated 13-05-2025

2 min

Flat6Labs has invested in Saudi start-up T-Gate through their seed-stage funding programme.

T-Gate acts as a tech middleman, integrating restaurants with service providers and point-of-sale systems.

It provides customised integration solutions, enhancing efficiency and market entry for food-tech enterprises.

This strategic partnership highlights the rising demand for specialised tech services in Saudi's food sector.

Flat6Labs, the renowned venture capital firm, has confirmed that the Saudi start-up T-Gate has become the latest addition to its investment portfolio. The new partnership emerged through their dedicated seed-stage start-up fund in Saudi Arabia, specifically as part of the fifth round of their early-stage funding programme hosted in Riyadh.

If you've ever enjoyed a late-night delivery of your favourite shawarma or grabbed a quick latte from your local cafe, you'll appreciate how critical seamless integration is among restaurants, cafes, and their online delivery or point-of-sale apps. This is exactly where T-Gate comes into its own—it operates as a sort of tech middleman connecting food and beverage retailers directly with service providers, aggregator apps and POS (point-of-sale) systems. By doing this, the platform significantly enhances operational efficiency and drastically shortens the time it takes for businesses to get up and running.

Arageek readers might be interested to know that T-Gate's aim is straightforward yet impactful: offering customised and flexible integration solutions to food-tech enterprises. That means food and beverage establishments can tap into new markets faster and more reliably, as T-Gate essentially streamlines communication between different players in the industry—retailers, providers and digital selling channels—all under one integrated hub.

On a purely personal note, having recently witnessed my local cafe trying to juggle orders from multiple apps like Deliveroo, HungerStation, and their own in-house system, platforms like T-Gate seem poised to become essential tools for countless businesses—making life easier for owners, staff and customers alike.

Flat6Labs’s strategic decision pretty clearly demonstrates their confidence in T-Gate’s potential and highlights a growing trend towards specialised tech services within Saudi Arabia's thriving food and beverage scetor.

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