Social platforms
Public profiles and public posts only. Follower counts, posting cadence, engagement and ad activity where the platform exposes it.
One platform for market intelligence and the customer conversations that follow.
Collection runs four times a day; analysis classifies severity and drafts the recommendation before anyone opens a dashboard.
Most teams we meet already do all of this. They do it on Sunday morning, by hand, for six brands instead of 135 — and the answer is a week old by the time it reaches the person who can act on it.
The comparison that matters is not Social Hub against another tool. It is Social Hub against the Sunday morning.
No survey panels and no estimates. Every figure on a Social Hub screen traces back to a page that was actually fetched, with a timestamp you can open.
Public profiles and public posts only. Follower counts, posting cadence, engagement and ad activity where the platform exposes it.
58,000+ products checked four times a day, matched across sources so the same item is one row, not eight.
The reply side of the same platform. One inbox, one customer record, whichever channel they arrived on.
Social Hub collects only publicly visible information and holds no scraped personal data. Collection respects each source's published rate limits; when a source blocks a pass, the affected figures are shown as stale with the time of the last good read rather than silently carried forward.
Kuwait is a small market and reputations travel. We will put you on a call with a customer in your own category — not a curated quote, an actual operator who will tell you what is annoying about us too.



Customers are described by category rather than named. Named references are given directly, with their permission, on request.
Talk to a customer before you talk to us.
Tell us your category and we will introduce you to an operator running Social Hub in it. We do not join the call. Ask them what breaks, what we were slow to fix, and whether they would buy it again.
Request a reference →Two numbers, agreed before we start.
Both taken from your own data, not modelled. We publish whatever they say.
Benchmark puts your posting rhythm, engagement and share of voice against 135 monitored targets — no exports, no spreadsheets.
Head-to-head product comparison and audience overlap, on the same 135 targets.
Read the guide →58,000+ products across 8 retail sources, checked four times a day, with menu and item changes tracked the same way.
Every number the platform collects can carry a threshold. When one is crossed, the alert goes to the person who can act on it — not to a shared address nobody reads.
Percentage moves, absolute prices, stock state, mention volume, sentiment, response time. Per item, per source, per branch.
A price signal goes to commercial, a sentiment signal to the social lead, a response-time signal to the inbox owner. Each with its own quiet hours.
In-app, email, or a WhatsApp message to the person on shift. The alert carries the reading, the source and the timestamp that produced it.
Signals are deduplicated before they are sent: a price that oscillates across a threshold four times in an hour produces one alert with the range, not four alerts. Alert fatigue is the failure mode that kills monitoring tools, so the default settings are deliberately quiet.
Everyone can read a price tag. Social Hub reads what happens next — which items people search, save, comment on and ask about — and puts that on the same axes as what you charge.
Illustrative data · prices in KWD
The board answers the question a price table cannot: am I cheap for a reason? Sitting low on price and low on demand is not a win — it is a category that stopped caring.
Demand signal is built from public search interest, post engagement on the item, review volume and inbox question frequency — the last one from your own conversations, never anyone else's.
Items whose demand slope turns up while price is still flat across the category — the window where a change actually moves volume.
The mirror case. Sustained demand decay on a line you are still discounting, flagged before the quarter closes on it.
The same product asked about twelve times this week in your inbox is a demand reading, and it is one only you can see.
Demand scores are relative, not absolute: they rank items against your own catalogue and category over time, and they carry the same timestamp and source trail as every price on the platform. No panel data, no modelled estimates.
WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and web chat in one thread per customer — plus Flows that take an order, a booking or a feedback score without an agent.
Every conversation, order reference, branch visit and past complaint attaches to a single contact — merged across WhatsApp, Instagram and web chat by number and handle. Segment it, export it, act on it.
Keyword and intent routing, business-hours replies, order and booking flows, feedback collection. Each flow has an explicit hand-off point, and the transcript carries over.
Conversations route by branch, language or skill. Response and resolution time per agent, per shift — with a first-response clock visible while the customer is still waiting.
Template-approved campaigns to opted-in segments, sent in batches with delivery and read reporting, and a hard stop on anyone who opted out.
Watching the market and answering customers is only useful if you can act. Social Hub schedules and publishes to all six platforms, with Arabic and English side by side in one composer and approvals before anything goes out.
New arrivals landed this week — 65″ OLED, in stock at all branches.
وصلت الأصناف الجديدة هذا الأسبوع — شاشة OLED مقاس ٦٥ بوصة، متوفرة في كل الفروع.
Write the Arabic and the English together, see both previews per platform, and catch the RTL line break before your audience does.
Drafts route to a reviewer with the caption, the creative and the scheduled slot in one view. Nothing publishes without a name against it.
Draft captions, translations and reply suggestions are generated from your own tone and past posts — and every one lands as a draft a person has to send.
Publishing uses each platform's official business API. Scheduled posts that a platform rejects come back to the calendar with the platform's own error text, not a generic failure — and the slot stays visible so it can be re-cut rather than silently lost.
Every feature has its own page in the product guide, in English and Arabic.
Benchmark, Product Battle, Audience Audit, Demand Intelligence.
02Price Guard, menu and item tracking, stock state, Signals thresholds.
03One thread per customer, CRM record, agent routing, automation flows.
04Flows for ordering, booking, feedback and e-commerce.
05Publishing calendar, campaign ROI, AI chat, scheduled reports.
06Teams, branches, CRM, wallet and billing, eight Google integrations.
The administrative surface decides whether a tool survives its second month. Ours is built for multi-branch groups and for agencies running several brands from one login.
The AI here is not a black box writing you a paragraph. Every answer names the figures it used, where they came from and when they were read — and when it does not have enough, it says so.
Why did home appliances soften last week?
Three things showed up in your data over the last seven days:
Type the question in Arabic or English across every dataset you have — prices, conversations, posts, reports — without learning a query language.
A weekly or daily brief written from your own data, delivered to email or WhatsApp, at the length you set, with its numbers attached.
Captions, replies and translations arrive as drafts in your own tone. A person always presses send.
No model is trained on your data or your customers’ conversations, and nothing leaves the GCC region for AI processing. When an answer has no support in your data it says “I don’t know” rather than guessing — that is a deliberate design choice, not a limitation we are hiding.
So the answers here are specific. If any of them changes, it changes in the contract, not quietly on this page.
Application and database run in GCC regions. Backups stay in region. No production data is copied to another jurisdiction for support, analytics or model training.
Market figures come from publicly visible pages. Social Hub holds no scraped personal data — the only personal data on the platform is your own customers', given to you by them in your own channels.
TLS 1.2+ on every connection, AES-256 at rest, and encrypted backups. WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook connections use each platform's official business API with tokens you can revoke from your own account.
Role-based permissions scoped by brand and branch, optional single sign-on, and an audit log of every export, permission change and deletion. Support staff cannot read your conversations without an access grant you issue and can end.
Conversation and contact retention is configurable per workspace. Deletion requests are honoured within 30 days across primary storage and backups, and you can export everything first.
Full export of contacts, conversations and reports in Excel or CSV at any time, on any plan, without asking us. Closing an account deletes production data within 30 days.
A current subprocessor list and the data-processing agreement are available before signature, not after. Ask on the first call and you will have both the same day.
Seven currencies, monthly or yearly, two catalogues — plans and limits come from the backend.
Both catalogues run Basic / Plus / Pro. Prices, limits and copy are backend-driven; the grid reflows if a catalogue gains a tier.
Social Hub is an all-in-one platform for retail brands in Kuwait and the GCC. It tracks competitor prices across retail websites, monitors competitor social media, gives you a unified inbox for WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok conversations, and surfaces AI-powered alerts and weekly reports.
We support every major Kuwait electronics and home retail website our customers ask for, plus Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and WhatsApp Business via the official Meta API. New sources are added on request.
No. You add competitor handles and product URLs from a simple admin panel, connect your Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp Business accounts via official OAuth, and the platform takes over. Most teams are live within an hour.
Generic SMM tools focus only on publishing and inbox. Social Hub adds retail price tracking, competitor catalog monitoring, AI demand intelligence, Price Guard for ad-vs-store mismatches and a customer-conversation inbox built around the official WhatsApp Business API — purpose-built for retail brands in the GCC.
Yes. The full UI ships in English and Arabic, and the AI sentiment, demand intelligence and reports work natively in both languages including Kuwaiti dialect.
You add the competitor product URLs you want to watch. We crawl them daily, store full price history, and send instant alerts when a price drops, a discount appears, or stock changes. You can compare any product side-by-side with your own catalog.
Yes. We connect through your verified WhatsApp Business Account so you keep your number, run approved message templates, send segmented broadcasts and never risk a personal-number ban.
Tiered subscription plans . Pricing scales with the number of competitors tracked, social accounts connected and team seats. See the pricing section above for the live plan list and what each tier includes.
All data is stored on managed infrastructure in the GCC, encrypted at rest and in transit. Your competitor data, customer conversations and reports are never shared with third parties or used to train external models.
Yes. There is no minimum commitment — cancel any time from your billing settings and you keep access through the end of the paid period.
Yes. The Restaurant module tracks competitor menus, prices and offers from delivery platforms, includes a dedicated Pricing Lab, and ships an "Ask AI" assistant tuned for restaurant operations — for F&B brands and agencies serving them.
Yes. Every workspace can mint API tokens, hit documented REST endpoints (Scribe API docs included), and subscribe to outbound webhooks for events like new posts, price changes and inbox messages — so your data warehouse and BI dashboards stay in sync.
Yes. The platform is built around branches and departments — each branch can have its own social accounts, agents, SLAs and reports, and agencies can manage multiple client workspaces from one login.
Content Studio combines AI-generated post ideas (informed by competitor activity and trending demand in your market) with a drag-and-drop content calendar to plan and schedule across Instagram, Facebook and TikTok in EN and AR.
Macros run multi-step workflows on a conversation in one click — for example tag, assign, send a templated reply and log a note. Auto-reply rules trigger on keywords, intents or first-message scenarios and work across all connected channels.
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