Amazon UAE sellers
FBM, Easy Ship, Standard Ship. We handle all three fulfillment modes. Amazon picks up daily at our warehouse for Easy Ship orders; we dispatch and deliver ourselves for Standard Ship orders.
Delivery speed is a ranking factor on both platforms. Faster delivery promise wins the Buy Box, wins conversions, wins sales. SamVertex is the Dubai warehouse that ships your marketplace orders same-day, because your rankings depend on it.
Marketplace fulfillment gets your stock onto Noon and Amazon the way each platform demands: FNSKU and Noon barcode labels, polybagging, bundling, and a booked inbound appointment so the shipment clears the fulfillment center instead of bouncing. Prep is AED 0.50 a unit plus the carton label. The same inventory in our Dubai warehouse can feed the marketplaces and your own direct-to-consumer orders, so you hold one pool, not three.
Both Amazon and Noon use fulfillment speed as a ranking input. Amazon is explicit about it in their seller documentation: listings that can promise faster delivery earn better Buy Box position. Noon's algorithm weights Express-eligible listings higher in search.
For UAE sellers, that ranking gap is the difference between "featured" and "invisible." A 3-day delivery promise puts you behind sellers promising same-day or next-day, even if your price is lower and reviews are better.
When your stock is with us in Dubai, same-day is the default for your Dubai customers and next-day for every other emirate. You stop competing on price alone and start competing on promise.
Marketplace fulfillment works the same way across platforms. The differences are in pickup mode and tracking format, and we handle both.
FBM, Easy Ship, Standard Ship. We handle all three fulfillment modes. Amazon picks up daily at our warehouse for Easy Ship orders; we dispatch and deliver ourselves for Standard Ship orders.
FBP, Noon Express, Noon Partner Delivery. Same pickup-or-we-deliver flexibility as Amazon. Noon's driver collects daily; otherwise we dispatch from our own fleet.
DubaiStore, Namshi, and others. Same warehouse, same operations, different API handshakes. We already run multi-platform merchants who split stock across three or more marketplaces.
Amazon and Noon both give sellers a choice at the order level: the platform picks up and delivers, or you dispatch and deliver yourself. Both modes route through the same SamVertex warehouse operation.
Platform pickup mode
Amazon or Noon sends their driver to our warehouse. They collect in a 2 to 3 PM window daily, typically 5 to 8 orders per pickup per merchant. We pick, pack to platform spec, and have the orders ready.
Typical fit: the bulk of marketplace orders, when the platform's delivery SLA is already fast enough for the product.
SamVertex dispatch mode
Merchant chooses SamVertex to dispatch and deliver end-to-end. We pick, pack, and deliver ourselves, with tracking pushed back to the platform's API so the listing shows live tracking.
Typical fit: orders where speed matters for conversion, remote emirates, or premium product launches.
Adjust for your product price, your category's marketplace commission rate, and which fulfillment mode you use. The calculator shows true per-unit economics after marketplace fees and SamVertex costs. No sign-up, no email, no follow-up.
Listed price on Amazon, Noon, or any other marketplace.
Your category's commission rate. Check your seller dashboard for the exact figure.
Storage per unit per month equals (CBM × AED 85) divided by units. Small items run 0.0005 to 0.002 CBM each, large items 0.01 to 0.05.
Real marketplace invoices carry small extras (platform fees, ad spend if enabled). Actual net lands within 2 to 4 percent of the number above.
Amazon Seller Central goes to Performance then Fees. Noon Seller Center goes to Fees and Payments. The rate varies by category: typically 8 to 15 percent on Amazon UAE, 10 to 15 percent on Noon.
Storage per unit depends on how densely you stack. Small items (accessories, apparel) run 0.0005 to 0.002 CBM each. Large items (home appliances) run 0.01 to 0.05 CBM each. Ask us for a CBM assessment if you want the real number for your product.
Both are free on marketplace orders. Marketplace buyers paying with COD is less common than direct-to-consumer, but when it happens we collect and reconcile with no extra fee.
Every marketplace order passes through the same operational steps, whether it's Amazon, Noon, or any other UAE platform.
These rates apply to orders on Amazon, Noon, DubaiStore, Namshi, and any other UAE marketplace we support. Monthly invoice, no setup fees, no minimums, no contract.
Simple pricing is honest pricing. The bundled rate means you know the per-order cost upfront without doing math on every invoice line.
Yes. Platform pickup and SVX delivery are set at the order level on your seller dashboard. Different SKUs can carry different defaults, and you can override per-order whenever it makes sense.
Same-day is Dubai only. For other emirates we ship next-day. If you need anything faster than that, talk to us about a custom arrangement for that specific lane.
Amazon and Noon track seller performance: on-time ship rate, valid tracking rate, cancellation rate. Poor metrics mean lower rankings, account warnings, or suspension. We run our operation to keep your numbers healthy.
Most of our marketplace merchants sell on more than one platform. Amazon and Noon are the obvious pair in UAE, but we run merchants on DubaiStore, Namshi, and others alongside.
Your stock lives in one location. When an order lands from any platform, our dispatcher sees which platform it came from, the order goes into the same pick queue regardless. Picked and packed from the same shelves, routed to whichever fulfillment mode that platform plus order combination requires.
At month-end, your invoice shows marketplace breakdown so you know exactly which platform drove which costs. Same for COD collection, payouts, returns. All traceable per platform.
We work with Amazon's API for order sync and tracking upload. You connect your Seller Central account during onboarding, orders flow automatically into our dispatch queue, tracking pushes back to Amazon so your listing shows live status.
Yes. Noon Seller Center has an API we integrate with. Orders sync in, tracking syncs out, no manual input needed.
Most of them work similarly via API or webhook. For platforms without a proper API, we use email-based order intake: you set [email protected] as a CC on your order confirmations and our dispatcher logs the orders manually. Small overhead, works well for lower-volume platforms.
Easy Ship means Amazon picks up from our warehouse and handles delivery themselves. Standard Ship means we dispatch and deliver ourselves. You choose the mode at the listing or order level in your Amazon dashboard. Same choice on Noon: Noon Express versus Partner Delivery.
Simpler pricing, simpler math. Merchants running marketplace stores are already doing unit economics on every listing. A bundled rate means you factor AED 29 into your price and move on.
Yes, and returns are free. Marketplace return rates vary by category but we treat them the same as direct-to-consumer returns: inbound, quality check, restock or dispose. No per-return fee regardless of platform.
COD is less common on marketplaces than direct-to-consumer but it happens. Our driver collects the cash on delivery, logs it in SVX against the order, and it shows up in your COD balance with everything else. No extra fee for marketplace COD.
Calculator uses your inputs for price and commission rate. Real platforms also charge small additional fees (referral fees, closing fees, advertising fees if you run ads). Your actual net will be within 2 to 4 percent of the calculator output, typically slightly lower due to those extras.
Yes. Amazon lets you remove stock from FBA and ship it elsewhere. We can coordinate the removal and inbound it to our warehouse. From that point on, those units fulfill as FBM instead of FBA. Typical reasons sellers do this: FBA fees rising for certain SKUs, inventory aged and hitting long-term storage fees, or wanting control over fulfillment speed.
FBA prep is a separate service for stock destined INTO Amazon's fulfillment centers. If you want us to prepare shipments for FBA (labeling, stickering, boxing per Amazon spec), see our FBA Prep page. Marketplace fulfillment here is about orders you fulfill from our warehouse, not about sending stock TO Amazon.
99.2% on-time ship. That means the order is picked, packed, and ready for pickup or dispatched within the platform's stated SLA window. Our metrics are visible in every merchant's dashboard.
Five days from first call if you already have stock in hand. Day 1: service fit plus integration kickoff. Day 2-3: stock inbound to our warehouse. Day 4: API integration live, first test order. Day 5: production orders flowing.
Marketplace onboarding takes five days from first call to first shipped order. Stock with us, list on whichever platform you sell on, win the Buy Box because you ship faster than your competition.