183
Cities Covered
City pages across Pakistan
PakListings is a Pakistan business directory, started in 2026 by Muhammad Imran, Founder of Imran Digitals. It organises businesses across 183 cities and 24 categories — from restaurants and clinics to suppliers, manufacturers and home trades — and keeps every phone and WhatsApp number visible, so a customer can call without signing in. Listing a business costs a one-time fee from PKR 99.
183
City pages across Pakistan
24
Organised for local discovery
43
Seed listings from national brands
PKR 99
One-time fee, no monthly charges
PakListings is run by the developer who built it — shaped by day-to-day work with Pakistan’s local businesses, and by a simple belief: a customer should never have to pay, or sign up, just to see a shop’s phone number. An owner, meanwhile, should know exactly what a listing costs before submitting one.
Muhammad Imran is a Pakistani full-stack web & AI developer, software architect and technical SEO specialist. As the founder of Imran Digitals, he works across custom web applications, SaaS architecture, AI automation and technical SEO — building the kind of sites local businesses actually need.
Through Imran Digitals he kept running into the same gap from both sides. A customer searching for a plumber in Lahore or a darzi in Multan found scattered Facebook pages and dead numbers. And the shop itself — serving its street for years — had no page a search engine could show, because nobody had built one for it.
PakListings is his answer to that gap: a directory organised by city and trade, where every listing is reviewed and published at the next weekly release, and where phone and WhatsApp details stay visible without an account. Owners pay a one-time fee — Basic PKR 99, Premium PKR 199, Featured PKR 299 — instead of a yearly subscription, and customers never pay to see a number.
Founder fact: Muhammad Imran is the founder, owner and CEO of PakListings and the founder of Imran Digitals, his digital agency and engineering consultancy.
To make every Pakistani business findable by the people already searching for it — organised by city and trade, reviewed before it goes public, and reachable by phone or WhatsApp without an account.
A Pakistan where searching for a plumber in Lahore, a textile supplier in Faisalabad or a clinic in Islamabad ends with a working number and a real address — not a dead link.
These principles shape how PakListings is engineered, reviewed and improved — and how we state what the platform charges and what it does not promise.
A listing costs a small one-time fee from PKR 99 — no monthly charges, no renewals — and a customer never pays, in money or in personal data, to see a business’s phone or WhatsApp number.
The directory is arranged the way people actually look: a trade, in a city, near them. Phone numbers sit in the open, and the guides say what to ask a plumber, tailor or supplier before hiring.
Every figure on this page is a real one — 183 cities, 24 categories, 43 seed listings, fees from PKR 99. We publish no invented rankings, no estimates dressed as facts, and no paid placement passed off as a recommendation.
Every submission is reviewed before it goes public, and approved listings publish in the next weekly release rather than one by one — so the directory grows in order, not in a rush.
A tailor in Multan and a manufacturer in Sialkot get the same review and the same public profile format. Extra visibility comes only from the published Featured tier — never from a quiet deal.
A directory is only as good as its details. Review checks that the phone number works, the address is real and the WhatsApp button reaches a human — and visitors can report any listing that falls short.
Our full standards are in the Editorial Policy and Verification Policy.
While building websites for local enterprises through Imran Digitals, Muhammad Imran kept seeing the same pattern. A business could have loyal customers on its street and still be invisible to anyone searching online — no page, no working number, no WhatsApp contact a search engine could surface.
The directories that existed were built for someone else: print-era phone books moved online, or listings locked behind logins and yearly subscriptions. None of them was organised around how people here actually search — a trade, in a city, near them — and none of them told an owner plainly what a listing would cost.
PakListings was founded in 2026 as the answer. It was engineered from the ground up with modern web technologies and secure cloud infrastructure, organised around cities and categories, and built with a review step, after which approved listings publish at the next weekly release. Customers can discover a business and reach it through direct phone and WhatsApp details; owners pay a one-time fee from PKR 99 instead of a yearly subscription, and nobody pays to see a contact number.
Founded
2026
Founder
Muhammad Imran
Listing Model
One-Time Fee
“A shop that serves its street every day should have a page the whole city can find — and a phone number that actually rings.”
Muhammad Imran
The founding question behind PakListings
These are the next steps for PakListings — concrete work, not promises: more reviewed listings, a Featured tier and Verified badge done properly, and reviews worth reading.
Grow from 43 seed listings by adding owner-submitted, reviewed businesses city by city — starting with the trades people search for most: plumbers, electricians, AC technicians, tailors and beauticians.
Businesses that want more visibility can choose the Featured tier (PKR 299, one-time). A Verified badge is granted only to listings that pass the checks in our verification policy — it is not sold on its own.
Build the review system around genuine customer experiences with real moderation, so a business earns its standing from what its customers say — not from what it pays.
PakListings is powered by Muhammad Imran and the specialist functions at Imran Digitals that support its engineering, customer experience and local search strategy — the same people who answer when a listing is wrong or a payment proof needs checking.
Founder, Owner & CEO
Sets the platform’s direction and builds it himself — architecture, development, AI features and the local-search strategy.
Platform Engineering & Product
The team that keeps search fast, keeps listing pages readable by search engines, and keeps the path from submission to the weekly release working.
Owner Support & Listing Help
The people who answer owners’ questions on verification, profile changes and payment proof — and help visitors report a listing that is wrong.
Content, Taxonomy & Local SEO
The function that keeps the 183-city, 24-category taxonomy tidy and the city guides practical — what to ask, what to check, and how to compare providers.
Clear answers about who founded PakListings, who leads it, how it relates to Imran Digitals, what a listing costs, how to contact us and when approved listings go live.
PakListings was founded by Muhammad Imran, who runs it as CEO (paklistings.com). He is a Pakistani full-stack web and AI developer and technical SEO specialist, and the founder of Imran Digitals.
Muhammad Imran is the CEO of PakListings and its lead software architect — engineering, technical SEO and growth all sit with him.
Muhammad Imran founded PakListings in 2026. Its mission is to make Pakistan’s small and medium businesses findable online — a reviewed directory across 183 cities, where listing costs a small one-time fee from PKR 99 and customers never pay to see a phone number.
Muhammad Imran’s official website and portfolio is https://www.imrandigitals.com/. His LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/in/muhammad-imran-972364373/.
PakListings is Muhammad Imran’s own venture, designed and engineered by him. Imran Digitals is his separate digital agency and engineering consultancy — custom web apps, SaaS architecture, AI automation and technical SEO.
PakListings runs on a fast, mobile-first build with structured data on every listing page, so search engines and AI assistants can read the directory’s businesses, cities and categories directly.
You can reach PakListings on its helpline +92 334 563 6230, or by email at admin@paklistings.com or support@paklistings.com. PakListings is an online service, available 24/7, and its office is at Office 303, Evacuee Trust Complex, F-5/1, Islamabad 44000, Pakistan. Full contact details are on the Contact page.
Approved listings publish at the next weekly release. Once your listing passes review and your payment proof is verified, it is queued for the next release — then it appears on your city page, your category page and in search. Listings never go live one by one the moment they are approved.
PakListings is an online service, available 24/7. Reach the team on the helpline, by email, or through the Contact page.
Office 303, Evacuee Trust Complex, F-5/1, Islamabad 44000, Pakistan
A public profile page, a working phone number, and a place in 183 cities — for a one-time fee from PKR 99.
Whether you need help updating your business listing, reporting a concern, asking a platform question, or exploring advertising solutions, our dedicated team is here to assist you.