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Selling on noon

noon is the Gulf's home-grown marketplace, and it's hungry for new sellers. Start with the beginner's guide, then go deeper on fees, fulfilment and ads.

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noon · Getting started

How to Sell on noon: The Complete Beginner's Guide

To sell on noon, register a business in Seller Lab, list your products in English and Arabic, send stock to noon's warehouses (FBN) or ship it yourself (FBP), and get paid weekly. Signing up is free; you pay a commission of about 14–15% on most products when you sell.

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Getting started

Pick your country, open your account and get your first products live.

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How to Sell on noon Saudi Arabia: A Step-by-Step Guide

To sell on noon Saudi Arabia you need a Saudi CR that covers trading, a Saudi VAT certificate, an ID and a company bank account. Registration is free, approval usually takes a few days, and noon pays out weekly.

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How to Sell on noon UAE: Licence, Fees and First Sales

To sell on noon UAE you need a UAE trade licence that covers trading or e-commerce, an Emirates ID or passport and a company bank account. VAT registration is optional until your sales pass AED 375,000. Signing up is free, and noon pays out weekly.

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noon · Registration

Noon Seller Registration: Documents and Requirements (2026)

To register as a noon seller you need a trading licence valid for at least 30 more days, a VAT certificate (mandatory in Saudi Arabia), the licence holder's ID and a company bank account. Signup in Seller Lab takes about an hour, and noon aims to approve you within 24–48 working hours.

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noon · International sellers

Selling on noon as a Foreign Company: The International Seller Guide

A foreign company can sell on noon UAE and noon Saudi Arabia as an international seller. You need your home-country trading licence, a passport, a VAT certificate in the country you sell to and a Payoneer or LianLian account. To stock noon's warehouses, you also work with an importer of record who clears your goods through customs.

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noon Global Shipping: Sell from China to the Gulf Without a GCC Company

noon Global Shipping (NGS) lets a company registered in China sell to shoppers in all six Gulf countries without a Gulf company or Gulf VAT. You drop each order at noon's hub in Shenzhen, and noon ships it, clears customs and delivers it. You set a USD transfer price and receive that amount in full after delivery.

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Fees and payouts

What noon takes from each sale, and when the money reaches your bank.

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Noon Seller Fees 2026: Commissions, FBN Fees and What You Keep

Noon has no sign-up or monthly fee. You pay a commission of 14–15% on most products (27% on fashion, 4.5–6% on phones and laptops), plus about SAR/AED 8–10 per order if noon ships for you and a small monthly storage charge.

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When Does noon Pay Sellers? Payouts and Statements Explained

Noon pays sellers every week. It issues a statement each Wednesday for orders delivered in the period, minus returns and fees, and pays it on the following Thursday once your balance is SAR/AED 1,000 or more. Smaller balances roll into a monthly payment.

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Fulfilment and returns

Let noon store and ship your stock, or ship it yourself.

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Noon Fulfillment Options: FBN, FBP, Supermall and Global Shipping

Noon gives you two main ways to fulfil orders. With FBN, noon stores, packs and delivers your stock. With FBP, you keep the stock and noon collects each order. On top sit Supermall for 45–90 minute delivery, and noon Global Shipping for sellers shipping straight from China.

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noon · Fulfilment

Noon FBN vs FBP: Which Fulfilment Model Should You Use?

FBN (Fulfilled by noon) means noon stores, packs and delivers your stock. FBP (Fulfilled by Partner) means you keep the stock and pack each order. FBP can be a few dirhams cheaper per order, but FBN usually earns more because Express listings sell more.

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noon · Returns and policies

Noon Return Policy for Sellers: Fees, Rules and Account Health

Noon shoppers can return most items within 15 days of delivery, and the return is free for them. You pay a return fee only when the return is your fault: the lesser of SAR/AED 15 or 20% of the commission. FBN sellers let noon handle and grade returns; FBP sellers inspect returns themselves and must hit strict deadlines.

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Growing your sales

Win the search results, run ads and plan for the big sale seasons.

noon · Listings

noon Listing Optimization: How to Rank Higher and Sell More

To rank on noon, write a clear title in both English and Arabic using the words Gulf shoppers actually type, fill every attribute, add at least three sharp white-background images, and win the Buy Box with a sharp price and FBN stock. Arabic matters most: noon doesn't translate for you.

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noon · Advertising

Noon Ads Guide: Costs, Bidding and Your First Campaign

Noon ads is noon's self-serve advertising tool. You bid per click to show your products at the top of search, and sellers typically pay under SAR/AED 1 a click. Start with about 50 a day, an auto campaign and a clear break-even ACoS.

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noon Yellow Friday 2026: The Seller's Playbook

noon Yellow Friday is noon's 11-day November mega-sale in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt. The 2026 dates aren't out yet, but expect it to start around 19–20 November and run to 30 November, built around Black Friday on 27 November. To take part, book deals in Seller Lab, get FBN stock checked in early, and plan your ads and returns around the event.

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noon vs other channels

See how noon stacks up before you commit.

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Noon vs Amazon Middle East: Which Marketplace Should You Sell On?

Two big Gulf marketplaces, both hungry for new sellers. Amazon brings the most traffic. noon brings cheaper clicks and a loyal local audience. Here's how to pick your first.

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