• Saudi Arabia's Value Makers Studio (VMS) has joined the current investment rounds for Ballurh and Arab Therapy as part of its VMS Bridge 2025 program, reinforcing its support for Saudi entrepreneurship and innovation.
• Ballurh, a Saudi B2B SaaS platform for restaurants, has powered growth for 400+ restaurants, processed SAR 1B+ in transactions, and helps operators manage delivery-platform revenues, campaigns, and reconciliations through a data- and AI-driven operating system.
• Arab Therapy, founded in Berlin and expanded to Saudi Arabia, provides online therapy sessions and corporate mental wellness programmes, introducing European mental health expertise to the Kingdom in alignment with Vision 2030 Quality of Life initiatives.

Press release:

Value Makers Studio (VMS) announced its participation in the ongoing funding rounds of two high-potential startups, Ballurh and Arab Therapy, as part of VMS Bridge 2025, underscoring its commitment to driving innovation and entrepreneurship in Saudi Arabia and the region.

Ballurh is a Saudi startup developing a unified operating system and integrated tools to help restaurants grow revenues on delivery platforms while running operations efficiently. The platform currently powers over 400 restaurants and has analysed more than SAR 1 billion in transactions through its B2B SaaS solution.

Motaz Abuonq, Founder & CEO of VMS, said, “Ballurh addresses one of the toughest challenges in the digital restaurant economy: how operators can achieve sustainable growth and profitability on delivery platforms. Its traction and recognition at global and local competitions, including the Entrepreneurship World Cup and MIT StartSmart Saudi, confirm its potential to become a category-leading SaaS platform.”

VMS also invested in Arab Therapy, a leading mental health platform that started in Berlin and has since expanded to Saudi Arabia. The platform offers confidential online therapy with licensed professionals and corporate wellness programmes, making mental health services more accessible across the region.

“Supporting mental health is a vital part of building resilient, future-ready societies. With Arab Therapy, we see a venture combining high impact with strong scalability,” added Abuonq.

VMS’s investments align with Vision 2030, supporting startups driving innovation in F&B digitisation and mental health accessibility, two sectors critical to Saudi Arabia’s Quality of Life objectives.