صلّحلي

Syrian marketplace linking customers with vetted maintenance and renovation craftsmen who quote on jobs. It raised $100,000 led by EBLA Ventures in October 2026.

Industry: Home maintenance marketplace | Location: Aleppo, Syria | Founded: 2025 | Total Funding: USD 100K

About صلّحلي

Salehli, written صلّحلي in Arabic, is a Syrian online marketplace for home maintenance and renovation work. A customer describes a job and pre-vetted craftsmen reply with prices, and Wamda reported that an on-site team oversees quality. The company's website says users can compare several offers, that the service covers all cities in Syria, and that its app is available on the App Store and Google Play. TechScoop describes the company as based in Aleppo.

Salehli was founded in 2025 by AbdulRhman Arnaout, whose surname is also spelled Arnawout in other reports; TheSaaSNews names him chief executive and co-founder, and no other founder has been named. The company took part in Thimar, a programme for Syrian startups, as one of four startups in its cohort. EBLA Ventures worked with the founders there on business development and performance monitoring before investing.

According to TechScoop, prices can be quoted in Syrian pounds or US dollars, and payment can be made in cash when the job is done, by local bank transfer, through an electronic gateway, or in instalments for a high-value job. The site's own wording is that the user pays the professional directly after the work is finished. TechScoop reported that the platform is free for ordinary users while craftsmen pay fees, with a free trial period mentioned in the terms. It also quoted site figures of more than 2,500 craftsmen and 10,000 users.

EBLA Ventures told Wamda that Salehli had more than 15,000 users and 3,500 service professionals in under a year, had handled more than 10,000 service requests, and that repeat customers made up nearly half of its customer base. These are company-reported figures.

On 12 October 2026 Wamda reported that Salehli had received $100,000 from EBLA Ventures, the firm's fourth deal of 2026, without stating the round's stage. TheSaaSNews reported a pre-seed round led by EBLA Ventures with Maynger Ventures and unnamed investors from Syria, the Gulf and East Asia. The money is to go to electronic payments, business-to-business maintenance services including preventive maintenance, new service categories and more Syrian cities.

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