Egypt freelance marketplace: hire Egyptian freelancers on FIVESOM
Cairo and Alexandria supply much of the Arabic-language creative work used across North Africa and the Gulf: Arabic copywriting, calligraphy-influenced logo design, Arabic subtitling and voice work, plus a large developer community. FIVESOM is Arabic-friendly — the documentation is available in Arabic and renders right-to-left — so Egyptian freelancers can work in their own language while selling internationally.
Arabic-language services in demand
- Arabic copywriting, transcreation and English–Arabic translation
- Arabic logo and brand design, including typographic marks
- Arabic subtitling, dubbing scripts and video editing
- Web and mobile development, plus WordPress and e-commerce builds
Selling from Egypt on FIVESOM
- Register free, then build a profile listing your skills and languages
- Publish up to 2 active gigs with three clearly priced packages each
- Use the Arabic documentation to follow each step in your own language
- Apply for verification to show a verified badge on your profile
Escrow, commission and payouts
Every order is paid upfront into escrow and released once the buyer accepts the delivery. FIVESOM keeps a 15% commission, freelancers keep 85%, and withdrawals are available from a $20 balance to a bank account or a supported local wallet.
Hiring Egyptian freelancers
If your audience reads Arabic, hire someone who writes it natively rather than translating after the fact. Filter by category and language, check reviews, and send your brief through the requirements form so the first draft is already close.
Frequently asked questions
Is FIVESOM available in Arabic?
The FIVESOM documentation is available in Arabic with right-to-left layout, and freelancers can offer Arabic-language services and chat in Arabic with buyers.
How do Egyptian freelancers withdraw money?
To a bank account or a supported local wallet, once the FIVESOM balance reaches the $20 minimum withdrawal.
Can Egyptian freelancers serve Gulf clients?
Yes. Buyers from any country can order, which makes Arabic-language gigs attractive well beyond Egypt.