01 Source
Paste a 1688 product link and pull images, variants, attributes and price in one pass.
Live · Saudi Arabia / UAE / Egypt NOON:
NOON:
price each market separately
One product, three markets, three price points. Content is prepared once; price and stock are maintained per market.
English / Arabic contentPer-market pricingCross-border fulfilment
What NOON expects
- Market
- A leading Middle East marketplace with Saudi, UAE and Egypt markets
- Language
- Product content in English and Arabic
- Fulfilment
- Cross-border; shipping is confirmed by you in the system
Five steps
One 1688 link to a publishable NOON product
Content is prepared once; price and stock fan out per site.
02 English / Arabic content
Titles, descriptions and bullet points are generated in both languages to the platform's fields.
03 Category and attributes
Required attributes are validated against the category contract, filled automatically, and flagged when uncertain.
04 Per-market pricing
Price and stock separately for Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt; changing one market leaves the others untouched.
05 Submit and track
Barcodes and stock follow once the product is created; failures come back verbatim for a per-item retry.
Hard requirements
Four things that trip people up
The complexity is not the content — it is the product × site matrix.
Price is per site
Three sites, three sets of prices and stock. Treating the Saudi price as a global price is the most common mistake.
Barcodes must be unique
Duplicate barcodes within a store are rejected. Generated barcodes are checked for uniqueness before they enter the submit queue.
Barcodes and stock come after creation
Submitting them before the product exists fails outright: content first, then barcode, then stock.
Shipping is your call
Listing and shipping are separate. Once an order comes in, you confirm shipment and generate the label — the system never ships behind your back.
FAQ
What people ask about NOON
Do the three NOON markets need separate stores?
Which markets a store can sell into is decided on the platform side, under its current rules. In our system, one store keeps prices and stock for Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt side by side.
Can the same product sell at different prices per site?
Yes, and that is normal: tax, freight and competition differ between Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt. Price, strike-through price and stock are maintained per site.
Do I need Arabic content?
No. Titles, descriptions and bullet points are generated in English and Arabic and stay editable before submission.
What if a listing fails?
The platform's reason is shown verbatim and you retry that one item; work that already succeeded is not redone. Duplicate barcodes and missing attributes are the two most common causes.
Who ships once an order arrives?
You do. In cross-border mode, you confirm shipment and generate the label in the system; nothing is shipped without your confirmation.
Take one link and look at three sites at once
10,000 credits on sign-up — run the Saudi, UAE and Egypt pricing once.