Jaree launches to unlock early-stage venture investing in Saudi Arabia
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – April 2025: Jaree, a new Saudi platform founded by Faisal AlNaji, has officially launched to streamline early-stage venture investing in the Kingdom.
The platform connects qualified investors, family offices, and syndicates with high-potential Saudi startups, providing curated deal flow, co-investment opportunities with top VC funds, and full support from pitch to closing.
“High-quality deals have traditionally been limited to funds, while individuals struggled to access the right opportunities,” said Faisal AlNaji, co-founder and CEO. “We built Jaree to democratize access to venture capital.”
Before its official launch, Jaree onboarded 150+ accredited investors and helped close multiple early-stage funding rounds. It also graduated from the Tech Champions 4 program, hosted by CODE under the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology.
The platform operates on a success-based commission model, with plans to launch a paid tier and SaaS tools for both sides of the market.
Startups must meet the following criteria:
- Be Saudi or target the Saudi market
- Show traction or MVP
- Have a skilled founding team
- Operate in a large, scalable market
With $750M+ in VC activity in 2024, Jaree aims to bring tech, transparency, and trust to an ecosystem traditionally driven by private networks. Its motto: “Venture capital, made accessible for all.”
Jaree is now open for startup applications and investor registration.
