Fiverr

Fiverr is the marketplace where you find freelancers for any digital job: from a $5 logo to a $500 landing page, from copywriting to video, from code to music — with user ratings, guaranteed delivery time and payment protection.

Fiverr is a freelance work platform founded in 2010 where professionals (sellers) create standardized service offers called Gigs and customers (buyers) purchase them directly without negotiation. The concept is the opposite of Upwork where the client posts a project: on Fiverr, freelancers publish what they can do, at what price and in what timeframe. Each Gig has three levels (Basic, Standard, Premium) with different scope and prices. User ratings are fundamental for visibility: sellers with high ratings appear higher in results. Sectors cover virtually all digital work: graphic design, copywriting and content, web and app development, digital marketing, video and animation, music and audio, business (presentations, business plans), data and artificial intelligence. Fiverr Pro is a curated selection of the most qualified freelancers. Fiverr Business is the enterprise version with team management and centralized billing. The commission retained by Fiverr is 20% from sellers.

For entrepreneurs, SMEs, startups and individuals who need professional digital services (design, copywriting, development, marketing) and want to quickly find a freelancer at defined prices.

Browsing and signing up to Fiverr is free. Services start at $5 with no maximum cap. Fiverr retains a 20% commission on each order's value from sellers; buyers also pay a 5.5% fee (with a $2 minimum) on each purchase. Fiverr Pro has higher-priced services and different commissions.