Quick answer: Yes, noon runs an affiliate program for its marketplace in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and other Gulf markets. You can apply through noon’s affiliate page or through regional networks such as ArabClicks, DCM and Optimise, which list a 30-day cookie. Noon does not publish one rate; commission varies by category and network, and noon GCC has been reported at around 3.84%. Since 1 February 2026, anyone promoting brands online from the UAE also needs a UAE Media Council advertiser permit.
Noon is one of the Gulf’s largest online marketplaces, selling electronics, fashion, beauty, home and groceries. For publishers with UAE and Saudi audiences, it is one of the two essential retail programs, alongside Amazon.ae.
The noon affiliate program pays publishers when readers click their links or use their codes and buy on noon. It suits bloggers, influencers and deal sites in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Noon promotes its own affiliate sign-up page, and several Middle East networks host the program, each with its own dashboard and payment terms.
| Term | Details |
| Program status | Active in 2026 |
| Markets | UAE, Saudi Arabia and other GCC markets |
| How to apply | noon’s affiliate page or networks such as ArabClicks, DCM and Optimise |
| Commission rate | Varies by category and network; reported around 3.84% for noon GCC |
| Cookie duration | 30 days listed by networks |
| Tracking | Links and, on some networks, promo codes |
| Joining fee | None reported |
You earn a percentage of qualifying orders within the tracking window. Rates vary by category and by network, so compare the networks that host noon before you commit. Some programs track coupon codes as well as links, which matters for social creators who share codes in stories.
Say your tech and deals content sends 300 orders a month at AED 250 each, or AED 75,000 in sales. At 3.84%, you earn about AED 2,880. White Friday, Ramadan and back-to-school campaigns usually bring the biggest months.
From 1 February 2026, individuals and businesses publishing promotional content online from inside the UAE, including affiliate marketing, must hold a valid advertiser permit from the UAE Media Council and display the permit number on their profiles. The fee is waived for UAE residents for the first three years. Read our guide to affiliate marketing in the UAE for details.
Yes, for the UAE, Saudi Arabia and other Gulf markets.
Rates vary by category and network; noon GCC has been reported at around 3.84%.
Networks list a 30-day tracking window.
Yes. Since 1 February 2026, UAE-based advertisers, including affiliates, need a Media Council advertiser permit.
The noon affiliate program is essential for publishers with UAE and Saudi audiences, offering a huge marketplace and a 30-day cookie through several networks. Compare networks for the best terms and make sure your advertiser permit is in place.
See our affiliate programs hub for more programs.