Creators keep the rate card
Stories, posts, reels, and shoutouts have prices before the first message. Brands request the format they actually need.
Creator partnerships for the region
Brands publish a real budget and deliverables. Creators show their audience, rates, and proof. You both stop guessing in the DMs.
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Why Wasl
Stories, posts, reels, and shoutouts have prices before the first message. Brands request the format they actually need.
Country, platform, tier, and budget live on the campaign. Applications arrive with a quote and a pitch, not a follow-for-follow.
A person on the Wasl team checks the request. A badge means the profile was reviewed, not that a box was ticked.
Creators add platforms and audience mix. Brands write the deliverables and the deadline.
Search by country, niche, platform, follower tier, and engagement. Save the people you want to come back to.
Apply, shortlist, message, or send a direct format request. The thread stays attached to the campaign.
@maya.elsayed
Cairo fashion with tailoring notes and honest fit checks.
@rami.saleh
Amman gaming clips with Arabic commentary and patch-day jokes.
@noor.alfarsi
Riyadh training plans that survive a work week.
@lina.haddad
Beauty creator filming in Amman apartments and real pharmacies, not studio sets.
Family
Bayt Home
Before and after of one corner. Mention the price in the caption.
$200 – $450
View campaignFinance
Lumen Pay
A calm explainer of the card, fees, and a transfer home. No hype music.
$350 – $800
View campaignFood
Noon Pantry
A 30-second recipe using three pantry items. Arabic first, English captions.
$500 – $1,200
View campaignWasl is built for Arabic and English teams who are tired of spreadsheets next to chat apps.
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