100%to the freelancer
Each stage's amount is held with us and reaches the freelancer only after you receive the work and approve it. You pay one small flat fee instead of a percentage, and neither your project nor your money goes missing.
On Wasyet there is no "later". Your client approves the stages and pays before you start, and the money is held with us until you deliver. Deliver with peace of mind, and get paid without a fight.
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The problem
15% to 20% of every project goes to the platform. So the freelancer raises the price, and the client pays the difference.
Off-platform, either the client pays up front and hopes, or the freelancer works first and hopes. Someone is always exposed.
A phone number or a meeting link in a message can get you banned, even when you just wanted to finish the work faster.
Tickets that close after days of silence, then a final ruling you can't appeal.
Figures are from the platforms' official pages as of 2026-10-18. Sources under the comparison table.
Why Wasyet
We never take a percentage of the project. Instead, the client pays one flat fee, shown before paying: $12 for projects up to $500, $25 above that. So the freelancer keeps the full amount, has no reason to inflate the price, and the client pays less.
The project is split into stages. The client funds one stage before it starts, and Wasyet holds that amount until the delivery is approved, or sent back for changes. On approval the money goes to the freelancer, and the next stage begins. Nobody pays the whole project up front, and nobody works before their money is held.
Stage 1 · UI design
Every funding, delivery and approval is recorded in the project. The Wasyet team follows along, and if there's a disagreement, it reads that same record and replies in the thread. And you talk freely: no bans for sharing contact details, and a Zoom meeting is one click away inside the chat.
Wasyet team
We're following the project with you, and the full stage record is in front of us.
Have a client from outside Wasyet? Create the project and send them the link. They pay through Wasyet, the money is held until you deliver, and there's no commission. Clients can invite a freelancer they already know the same way.
Invite your client
How it works
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Write your idea in your own words. The assistant suggests a clear brief; you review and publish.
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Proposals arrive with past work. Message the ones you like and agree on the stages.
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Just the stage amount, not the whole project. It stays held until you approve.
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On approval the money goes to the freelancer, and you fund the next stage.
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Show your work and apply to jobs, or create a project for your own client.
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Split the work into stages with amounts and dates, and agree on them in the thread.
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Never start a stage before its amount is held.
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After approval the full amount lands in your balance, and you withdraw it from your earnings page.
Steps 3 and 4 repeat for every stage.
Compare
We say exactly what we do, and describe others by what their official pages publish.
| Item | Wasyet0% commission · flat fee | Typical platforms |
|---|---|---|
| Commission on the freelancer | 0% | 10% to 20%, sometimes a subscription on top |
| Client fees | Flat: $12 or $25 per project | A percentage, top-up fees, contract fees |
| Holding the money | One stage at a time | The whole project up front |
| Contact and follow-up | Direct and unrestricted, a team in the thread | Contact bans, tickets that close after days |
| Your own client | Welcome, same protection | Forbidden or charged for, sometimes for two years |
Reference figures as of 2026-10-18 from official pages: Mostaql 15% on the basic plan (up to 20% depending on plan), Khamsat 20%, Ureed 15%, Fiverr 20% on sellers plus 5.5% on buyers, Upwork 0% to 15% per contract plus 5% on clients and a contract initiation fee, Contra commission-free but with a $2 to $29 client fee per payment plus processing.
Security
Your card goes through an encrypted payment gateway, and we never store its details.
Chat images and deliveries never leave the project.
Our team reviews every job before freelancers see it.
Straight answers. If a question remains, our team is a message away.
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Wasyet is an Arabic-first freelance marketplace that connects clients and freelancers at 0% commission, while platforms like Mostaql, Khamsat and Fiverr take 15% to 20% from the freelancer according to their official pages. On Wasyet the freelancer receives 100% of the project value, and the client pays a small flat fee instead of a percentage. Each stage's amount is held before work starts and released after approval, and the two sides talk freely with no contact bans.
Commission on the freelancer is 0%, and there is one flat fee per project: $12 for projects up to $500, and $25 above that. The client pays it by default, which is how the freelancer receives the full project value; the two sides can agree to deduct it from the freelancer's amount instead. Payment processing fees are also paid by the client, and every fee is shown before you pay, with nothing hidden. For scale: a 20% commission on a $2,000 project is $400, and the flat fee on the same project is $25.
By holding each stage's amount with Wasyet before work on it starts, and releasing it to the freelancer only after the client approves the delivery. So the client never pays the whole project up front, and the freelancer never works before the money is held. If the delivery needs changes, the client asks for them before approving, while the money is still held. If the two sides can't agree, a support request is opened from the project, and the Wasyet team reviews the thread and the deliveries and helps resolve it.
Yes. Communication is direct and unrestricted, and sharing a phone number or email is not a violation. You can start a Zoom meeting from inside the conversation with one click, or share another meeting link.
Yes, create a project on Wasyet and send your client the link; they pay through the platform, and the amount stays held until you deliver and it's approved. You get the same protection for work you found yourself, with no commission. Clients can invite a freelancer they already know the same way.
After the delivery is approved, the amount moves to your balance, and you request a withdrawal from your earnings page. All amounts are in US dollars, in both Arabic and English. Wasyet is built for the whole Arab world, and the withdrawal options available depend on your country.
No. Real freelancers do the work; AI only helps you write the project brief or job post. You describe what you need in your own words, it suggests a clear draft, and you review, edit and publish it. Then proposals arrive from freelancers, and you choose who does the work.
The freelancer doesn't need to raise their price 20% to cover it, so you pay the real price and they receive all of it.
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