Social media for restaurants, cafes and cloud kitchens across the UAE

In the UAE, the start of Ramadan and both Eids follow the Hijri calendar and are confirmed by the official moon-sighting committee, so the exact day is only certain shortly before. Plan your iftar menu reveal, suhoor offers and Eid greetings around the expected window, keep them as drafts and shift the whole set once the dates are announced. Daily routines also change during Ramadan, for example private-sector working hours were shortened by two hours a day in 2026, so watch your own analytics for when followers are active instead of reusing last month's posting times.

Yes. The agent writes each language version natively for its readers, so an Arabic caption is not a literal copy of the English one. The default is Modern Standard Arabic; on request it switches to a Gulf, Egyptian or Levantine dialect for casual posts. Dish names, prices in AED and branch names stay consistent across both versions, and text placed on images respects right-to-left layout. For signature dishes with an established Arabic name, add it to your brand profile once and the agent will reuse it every time. A team member still reviews each draft before it is published.

For dishes guests can order, use your own photos. A guest who orders the burger from your post expects that burger, and real photos protect that trust. Brandlix is built for this: you upload the shoot, and the agent writes the captions, builds carousels and cuts short videos. AI images are useful where no specific dish is promised, such as a Ramadan background, a pattern for an Eid greeting or a mood visual for a new concept. Every AI image and video Brandlix creates carries C2PA content credentials, so it can be identified as AI-generated.

No. Brandlix publishes to Instagram (including Reels, Stories and carousels), Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky and WordPress. It does not publish to Snapchat or WhatsApp, and it does not manage your listings on delivery platforms. What it can do is point every post to the ordering link you already use, so a new menu item on Instagram leads straight to where guests order. If WhatsApp or Snapchat matter to your guests, keep running those channels in their own apps next to Brandlix.

The UAE Media Council has introduced an Advertiser Permit for people who publish promotional content on social media, with exemptions such as people promoting their own business. Before a paid or gifted collaboration, check the current requirements with the UAE Media Council or your legal adviser, and ask the creator about their permit. Brandlix does not issue permits or give legal advice. It helps on your side of the collaboration: you can draft the brief and your own reposts in the agent, and approval mode makes sure nothing about the collaboration goes out from your accounts without a sign-off.

Brandlix is billed in US dollars with no per-seat pricing, so adding a branch manager or a marketing colleague does not change the bill. The Free plan costs $0, Lite is $9 a month, Creator $29, Pro $79 and Business $199. Workspaces grow with the plan: 1 on Free, 2 on Lite, 5 on Creator, 15 on Pro and 40 on Business, so each branch or concept can have its own. The inbox with AI auto-reply starts on Creator, the Telegram bot on Lite, and Business adds the REST API and webhooks for groups that want to connect their own systems.