Independent — and structured to stay that way.
GulfInvoice exists for one moment: a UAE business owner learns that PDF invoices won't be legal much longer, opens the official list of pre-approved e-invoicing providers, and finds forty-two companies whose websites all say the same thing.
Someone has to do the comparison from the buyer's side of the table. That's the whole product: the official register, enriched with the details that actually drive the decision — what it costs at your invoice volume, whether it connects to the software you already use, and whether you'll need IT help to set it up — plus free tools to check you're ready before the deadlines.
How we make money
Plainly, because this is the part comparison sites usually bury:
- When a business appoints a provider after comparing here, some providers pay us a referral fee.
- Referral fees never affect how providers are listed, ranked, or described. Every provider on the official register appears in the directory with the same data fields, whether they pay us or not.
- We don't sell your email address, and the launch list is used for exactly one launch announcement.
If a provider's listing ever reads like an advertisement, that's a bug — tell us.
What we are not
GulfInvoice is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the UAE Ministry of Finance or the Federal Tax Authority. Accreditation status comes from the official MoF register and can change — always verify on mof.gov.ae before appointing a provider. We are also not a service provider ourselves: we don't transmit invoices, and we never see your invoice data.