Qrrier

Buy from the USA and receive it in Saudi Arabia

With Qrrier, a traveler flying from the USA to Saudi Arabia buys the product you want and hand-delivers it. You pay the item price plus a 20% traveler reward and a 5% Qrrier fee: a $100 item costs you $126 and the traveler receives $120.

Item priceYou payTraveler receives
$50$63$60
$100$126$120
$300$378$360
$1,000$1,260$1,200

Plus any drop-off fee.

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You pay by card, with no crypto needed. The money stays in escrow and is only released when you receive the product, inspect it and share your 4-digit delivery code.

How it works

Post your request with the product link, the approximate price and the city where you want to receive it: Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam or wherever suits you. Travelers flying from the USA send you offers, and you can chat before agreeing.

When you accept an offer, you pay by card and the money stays in escrow. The traveler buys the product new in the USA, carries it in their luggage and meets you at the agreed spot. You inspect the item and share the 4-digit code to release the payment.

What it costs

You pay the item price, a 20% traveler reward and a 5% Qrrier fee on that subtotal, plus any agreed drop-off fee. For example, a $100 item costs you $126 and the traveler receives $120: $100 item reimbursement plus a $20 reward.

What people in Saudi Arabia usually ask for

The most common requests are phones, sneakers, cosmetics and skincare, supplements and vitamins, and electronics — items that often have more variety or better prices in the USA.

Only legal, permitted items can be requested: nothing illegal, dangerous or airline-restricted. Check that supplements, medicines and cosmetics are allowed under Saudi health rules, and remember that spare lithium batteries follow airline rules.

Customs: the ZATCA exemption

When entering Saudi Arabia, the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) allows an exemption for personal luggage and gifts up to SAR 3,000, provided they are non-commercial and backed by receipts. The exemption belongs to the traveler who carries the item, applies to personal, non-commercial quantities, and can change — so check the current official rules and declare when required.

(ZATCA: passenger luggage, source, checked October 26, 2026)

Flying from the USA to Saudi Arabia?

If you have a trip to Saudi Arabia, you can earn money by bringing products in your spare luggage space. On shopping requests you earn 20% of the item price as a reward: on a $100 item you receive $120 — $100 reimbursed plus a $20 reward.

Frequently asked questions

How do I order a product from the USA?

Post the request with the product link, price and your city in Saudi Arabia. A traveler flying from the USA sends an offer; once you accept and pay by card, they buy the product and hand-deliver it.

Do I need crypto to pay?

No. You pay by card and the money stays in escrow until you receive and inspect the product and share your 4-digit delivery code.

How much do I pay in total?

The item price plus a 20% traveler reward plus a 5% Qrrier fee on that subtotal, plus any drop-off fee. A $100 item costs $126 and the traveler receives $120.

Can I order supplements or cosmetics?

Yes, as long as they are legal and allowed under Saudi health rules and airline rules. Check the restrictions before posting your request.

Who pays customs duties?

The ZATCA exemption up to SAR 3,000 belongs to the traveler and applies to personal, non-commercial quantities. If an item exceeds it, agree with the traveler how it will be declared and who covers any duties.

Which cities can I receive in?

In the city the traveler actually flies to: Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam or another. Confirm the meeting point before accepting an offer.