Keeta launches founding partner program in Kuwait with powerful early-bird incentives
As the global arm of Meituan, Keeta harnesses the operational scale and technological depth of one of the world's largest food delivery platforms. Meituan's infrastructure supports over 150 million peak daily orders and more than 770 million global users, positioning Keeta to bring a proven and globally successful model to high-growth markets.
Through this program, Keeta is offering a limited-time opportunity for early merchants and partners to gain a competitive edge and grow alongside one of the world's fastest-scaling delivery brands. Founding Partners in Kuwait will enjoy a comprehensive package of exclusive launch-phase benefits.
Merchants who opt into the program will benefit from:
Lower Commission for Easy Entry: Enjoy significantly reduced commission rates during the initial launch period. This makes it easier to scale and attract new customers from day one.
Massive Visibility in Launch Campaigns: Early joiners will be featured prominently in Keeta's nationwide launch marketing, driving meaningful exposure and early traction.
Zero In-App Advertising Spend: Keeta's organic traffic distribution engine ensures that vendors are discoverable without needing to spend on ads. This levels the playing field for all.
No Monthly Service Fees (Limited Time): To minimize upfront costs, Keeta will waive monthly service fees for Founding Partners during the initial phase. This enables partners to reinvest in growth and customer experience.
Keeta is also inviting qualified professionals with strong catering and delivery resources in Kuwait to join its network and help enhance last-mile capabilities across the country. Joiners will receive:
Exclusive Partnership Offers: Logistics providers who partner early will gain access to exclusive partnership terms and launch-phase support.
Minimum Income Guarantee: Keeta will offer a monthly minimum income guarantee during the launch phase. By meeting baseline delivery and service metrics, partners can secure guaranteed earnings and reduce financial uncertainty as the market ramps up.
Courier Recruitment Incentives: Partners will receive substantial cash rewards for each rider they successfully recruit. This significantly lowers the cost of building courier fleets.
City Launch Courier Incentives: Couriers who join early will be eligible for cumulative order completion bonuses for up to four months, making delivery earnings more attractive and rewarding during the ramp-up period.
'We believe that those who join us from day one are more than business partners.' said Max Qiu, Keeta Kuwait General Manager. 'They are co-creators of Keeta's success story in Kuwait. Their early commitment reflects a shared belief in building a more innovative and collaborative ecosystem, and we are fully invested in their long-term growth.'
Merchants, delivery partners, and logistics professionals interested in joining Keeta Kuwait's Founding Partner Program can apply via the official registration link: https://wenjuan.meituan.com/m/survey/5486028
'We believe in creating growth opportunities through partnership,' added Qiu. 'Together with local businesses, couriers, and delivery experts, we're here to build something transformative. It all starts with the early believers.'
About Keeta
Keeta is a technology-driven delivery platform that connects consumers with local food and retail merchants and couriers. With the mission of "We help people eat better, live better," Keeta is committed to providing localized high-quality products and services, benefiting consumers, food and retail merchants and couriers from the entire ecosystem. Keeta was launched by Meituan (3690.HK), which owns China's leading food delivery platform Meituan Waimai.
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