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Selling from the Gulf and Egypt

Profitvana Editorial Team · Updated November 9, 2026

Most fee guides are written for a seller in Ohio. A seller in Riyadh, Dubai or Cairo faces different marketplaces, different VAT on every fee, store builders that do not exist elsewhere, and a second cut on the way from dollars to a local bank account. These pages carry the official schedules in dirhams, riyals and pounds, read from Amazon’s, noon’s, Salla’s, Zid’s and the payment providers’ own pages, with the date of each read and a worked example on each.

What these pages answer

Which marketplace takes less on your category in each of the three countries, with noon’s 27% on fashion against Amazon’s 15% as the headline gap. What a Salla or Zid store costs against Shopify once the gateway fee and Shopify’s third-party surcharge are counted. Which foreign marketplaces will pay a seller in each country, through what, and what Payoneer, Wise, PayPal and Amazon’s converter charge on the way. And how to value stock, warehouse units and pending payouts for zakat.

How we keep them current

Each page names the official pages it was read from and the date. We re-read them monthly and record changes in the fee change log; noon’s 10 September 2026 schedule and 1 October 2026 storage change are there. If a figure differs from what your seller dashboard shows, the dashboard governs: tell us through the contact page and we will re-check. Arabic editions of these pages, written for the region rather than translated, are at البيع من الخليج ومصر.