Shops around you discount food every single day and almost nobody finds out. SavioBag collects those prices in one app, so the cheapest good meal near you is never more than a scroll away.
SavioBag is a marketplace for discounted food. Restaurants, bakeries, cafes and grocery shops post what they want to sell cheap today, at the price they choose. We show it to the people nearby who are deciding what to eat.
You see the item, the photo, the normal price, today’s price and the pickup window before you pay a cent. Discounts typically run from 20% to 50% off.
Shops get a dashboard showing what sold, what it earned, and how many new customers walked through the door because of it.
A discount is not a favour. A shop with unsold stock has already paid for it, so selling it at a reduced price beats not selling it at all — and a customer who came in for a discounted box often leaves with a coffee too. That’s the whole model.
We take a small commission on each sale. No listing fee, no monthly software charge, no cut of anything a shop sells outside the app.
The same food from the same kitchens, at a third of the price, every day of the week.
Stock that was going to sit there turns into revenue, and into customers who come back at full price.
Independent shops compete on price with the big chains without cutting their own margins to do it.
SavioBag is live in Lebanon, where restaurants, bakeries and groceries across Beirut and beyond post their deals to the app every day. Qatar is next — we’re signing up shops now and will open the board there soon.
Discount apps get grubby fast: inflated “original” prices, vague listings, subscriptions to unlock the good stuff. Here is what we hold ourselves to instead.
The board updates all day. Somebody near you just posted something good.