Your go-to source for the latest weekly catalogues, deals and promotions from top retailers across the GCC.
DreamFlyer brings together the weekly catalogues of supermarkets, hypermarkets, pharmacies and electronics stores across the Gulf, so you can compare this week's deals from dozens of retailers without visiting each one's website individually. Every catalogue is shown exactly as published, page by page, with clear validity dates so you always know how long an offer lasts.
Coverage currently spans Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Kuwait, with each country showing its own directory of local stores and catalogues in both English and Arabic. Whether you're planning a weekly grocery run or checking for the latest electronics promotion, DreamFlyer keeps every store's current flyer one click away.
DreamFlyer is a free catalogue browser that collects the weekly deals, promotions and flyers published by supermarkets, hypermarkets, pharmacies and electronics stores, so you can compare them all in one place instead of visiting every store's website separately.
Yes. Browsing catalogues, searching stores and viewing offers on DreamFlyer is completely free, with no account or payment required.
No. All catalogues are public — you can open and browse any store's weekly flyer without signing up or logging in.
DreamFlyer currently covers Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Kuwait, with each country showing its own set of local stores and catalogues.
No. DreamFlyer is an independent catalogue directory. We are not owned by, operated by, or officially affiliated with any of the stores whose flyers are shown on the site.
Store catalogues are refreshed automatically on a regular schedule, typically picking up new weekly flyers as soon as a store publishes them.
Catalogue images, validity dates and store details are collected from each retailer's own published weekly flyers and public promotional pages.
Prices and offers are shown exactly as published by the retailer at the time of collection. Always confirm the final price and availability in-store or on the retailer's own channel before purchasing.
Every catalogue has a validity period set by the retailer. Once that period passes, DreamFlyer marks the catalogue as expired so you know the deals may no longer apply, while still letting you browse it for reference.
Yes — reach out through the Contact page with the store name and country, and we'll look into adding it to that country's directory.
Yes. Every store page and catalogue page is available in both English and Arabic, with full right-to-left layout support on the Arabic pages.
Use the language toggle button (EN/AR) in the top header of any page — it switches you to the same page in the other language.
No. DreamFlyer does not sell, ship or process payments for any product. We only display catalogues; all purchases happen directly with the retailer, in-store or on their own website.
You can reach us through the Contact link in the footer of any page.
DreamFlyer does not require registration, so we don't collect personal account data. See our Privacy Policy for details on the limited technical information collected while browsing.
Basic cookies may be used to remember your language preference and improve site performance. See the Privacy Policy for full details.
If you've enabled browser notifications for new catalogues, you can turn them off at any time from your browser's site permission settings.
DreamFlyer works as a website in any mobile browser and can also be added to your phone's home screen for an app-like experience — no app store download needed.
Yes. Open DreamFlyer in your mobile browser and choose "Add to Home Screen" from the browser menu to install it like an app.
Catalogues are removed once they're no longer published by the retailer or once a newer weekly flyer has replaced them.
Some retailers publish region-specific catalogues. Where that happens, DreamFlyer shows the flyer as published; always check that it applies to your local branch.
DreamFlyer focuses on printed/published weekly catalogues. Some stores also run separate online-only promotions that may not appear in the flyer itself.
Use the Contact page to let us know which store and catalogue had the issue, and we'll review it.
No. Alongside supermarkets and hypermarkets, DreamFlyer also covers pharmacies, electronics retailers and general department stores.
Instead of checking a dozen different retailer websites, DreamFlyer puts every store's current catalogue side by side in one browsing experience, organized by country and store.
From the homepage, choose your country's flag — Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar or Kuwait — and you'll land on that country's own store directory and catalogues.
Yes. Use the country links in the header to jump to another country's homepage at any time.
Yes — each country has its own independent set of stores and catalogues, since retailers publish separate weekly flyers per country.
Qatar has its own dedicated store directory; the number of stores and catalogues available can differ from Saudi Arabia, the UAE or Kuwait.
Kuwait's directory includes major hypermarkets, supermarkets and electronics retailers operating in the country — visit the Kuwait homepage to see the full current list.
Go to that country's homepage and either browse the store grid or use the search box to find the store by name.
The header search lets you filter visible catalogues by title; for very specific products, opening the store's catalogue and browsing its pages is the most reliable way.
Each catalogue card and detail page shows its "Valid from" and "Valid to" dates, taken directly from the retailer's published flyer.
It shows how many pages the retailer's weekly flyer contains, so you know how much content is inside before opening it.
Catalogues are shown as a page-by-page image viewer rather than a downloadable PDF, so you can browse them directly in your browser.
Yes — click any catalogue page to open it full-screen in the lightbox viewer, where you can view it at a larger size.
Many catalogue pages include an "About this catalogue" section that summarizes the deals and lists standout highlights, so you get the key offers at a glance without paging through every image.
They're generated automatically by scanning the catalogue's own images and summarizing the visible deals — not manually written marketing copy.
Yes, every catalogue and store page has its own direct link that you can copy and share.
No — every catalogue on every country's site is open to view without signing up.
No, there's no limit — browse as many stores and catalogues as you like.
Open that store's page — the most recent catalogue is always featured first, followed by the rest of its available catalogues.
The catalogue is marked "Expired" on the site. It typically stays visible for reference until it's replaced by the store's next weekly flyer.
Yes — each country's homepage has category tabs (like Supermarkets, Pharmacy, Electronics) to narrow down the store grid.
Yes, pharmacy chains that publish weekly promotional catalogues are included alongside supermarkets and other retailers.
Yes, electronics and appliance retailers are covered wherever they publish a weekly or promotional catalogue.
DreamFlyer focuses on retailers — from large hypermarket chains to smaller local supermarkets — that publish a regular catalogue or flyer.
A store may be listed in the directory before its catalogues have been collected yet, or it may be between two publishing cycles — check back soon.
We're continuously evaluating new countries and markets to add alongside Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Kuwait.
Simply check back on your favorite store's page — new catalogues appear automatically as soon as they're published, no subscription needed.