For apple growers, traders and cold storage owners

Got apples to sell? List them on OriEx.

Publish your own listing so buyers in Iran and abroad can find your lot and contact you directly.

  • Free to list
  • Buyers contact you directly
  • No commission on your deal
  • Found on Google

What you get

Your lot, your price, your buyer

OriEx is where a buyer finds your apples. Everything after that is between the two of you.

List it yourself

Variety, grade, size, tonnage, packaging and photos — you enter them, and buyers see exactly what you entered.

Buyers reach you directly

A buyer can call you from the listing page or message you on OriEx. The conversation is between the two of you.

You set the price

You set your own price per kilogram. OriEx adds nothing to it and shows buyers the same figure you entered.

The deal is yours

OriEx takes no cut of what you agree with the buyer, and takes no part in the price or the terms.

How it works

From sign-up to handshake, in five steps

  1. Create your account

    Sign up with your mobile number and confirm the code we text you.

  2. Publish your listing

    Enter variety, grade, size, tonnage, packaging and price, add photos of the lot, and pick the cold storage holding it.

  3. Go live and get found

    Your listing publishes straight away, gets a page of its own, and appears in the marketplace and in search results.

  4. Buyers get in touch

    A buyer contacts you from the listing page or messages you on OriEx — no broker in between.

  5. Negotiate and close

    You agree the price, the terms and the delivery directly with the buyer.

OriEx is not a party to your deal. It takes no part in your negotiation, your pricing or your contract.

What you can list

Apples — every variety of them

OriEx is built for the apple trade. If your lot is apples, it belongs here.

What a listing carries

  • Variety and grade
  • Size and sorting status
  • Total and available tonnage
  • Packaging
  • Your price per kilogram
  • Harvest date and any certificates
  • The cold storage and city holding the lot
  • Photos and video of the fruit

Visibility

Your lot isn't only for the local market

Your listing joins the public OriEx marketplace and gets a page of its own — a page buyers inside Iran and abroad can find.

A page of its own, found on Google

Every listing and every supplier profile gets its own page on OriEx, and those pages show up in Google search results.

Iranian and international buyers

Listings are published in Persian, English and Arabic, so buyers outside Iran can read yours in their own language.

Purchase requests too

Buyers don't always start from a listing — some post a purchase request instead. Requests matching what you list appear in your dashboard.

Straight answers

What suppliers ask before they list

Does listing on OriEx cost anything?

No. Creating an account and posting a listing are free.

Does OriEx take a commission on my deal?

No. OriEx takes no cut of what you sell and no percentage of what you agree with the buyer.

Who sets the price?

You do. You enter your price per kilogram, and that is the figure buyers see. OriEx never marks it up.

Does OriEx inspect or approve my fruit?

No. The details and photos in a listing are entered by the supplier. OriEx does not inspect, grade or approve any lot, and the accuracy of a listing is the supplier's responsibility.

Is OriEx buying my apples?

No. OriEx neither buys nor sells fruit. It is where a buyer finds your lot and reaches you.

Do I deal with the buyer directly?

Yes. Price, payment terms, packaging and delivery are agreed directly between you and the buyer. OriEx does not step into that.

Can only Iranian buyers see my listing?

No. Listings are published in Persian, English and Arabic and are visible to buyers inside Iran and abroad.

Do I need a company or an export licence to list?

No. Growers, traders and cold storage owners can all sign up. If you have apples, you can list them.

Ready to list your lot?

Signing up takes under a minute, and you can publish your first listing right after.