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- Fiverr takes a share of each order from the seller. The default here is 20%, so you keep 80%.
- The buyer also pays a service fee on top, plus a small order fee on cheaper orders.
- A $100 gig means you keep $80 and the buyer pays $109.
- Enter the amount you want to keep to find the gig price to charge.
How to use the Fiverr fee calculator
Choose what you know
Pick Gig price to see what you keep, or Amount I want to keep to find the price to charge.
Enter the number
Type the gig price or your target take-home amount.
Check the fees
Open the advanced options to confirm the seller fee, the buyer service fee and the small order fee.
Read the results
See what you keep, what the buyer pays and how much Fiverr earns from the order.
How Fiverr fees are calculated
There are two separate fees. The seller fee is taken from your gig price, so it lowers what you receive. The buyer fees are added to the gig price, so they raise what the buyer pays but do not change your pay.
Fiverr fee formulas
You keep = gig price × (1 − seller fee %)
Price to charge = amount to keep ÷ (1 − seller fee %)
Buyer pays = gig price + gig price × buyer fee % + small order fee (if below the limit)
Fiverr earns = seller fee + buyer fees
The defaults are a 20% seller fee, a 5.5% buyer fee and a $3.50 small order fee on orders under $200. Fiverr can change these, so edit them if your account shows different numbers.
Fiverr fee examples
Example 1: a $100 gig
Default fees.
- Seller fee $20.00
- You keep $80.00
- Buyer fees $9.00
- Buyer pays $109.00
- Fiverr earns $29.00 (26.6% of what the buyer pays)
You keep 80% of the gig price, but Fiverr collects more than a quarter of the buyer payment.
Example 2: a $250 gig
The order is above the small order limit.
- You keep $200.00
- Buyer fees $13.75
- Buyer pays $263.75
- Fiverr earns $63.75 (24.2%)
The $3.50 small order fee no longer applies.
Example 3: keep $400
You want to take home $400.
- Gig price to charge $500.00
- Buyer pays $527.50
400 ÷ 0.8 = 500.
Gig price table
Default fees.
- $25 gig keep $20.00, buyer pays $29.88
- $50 gig keep $40.00, buyer pays $56.25
- $100 gig keep $80.00, buyer pays $109.00
- $200 gig keep $160.00, buyer pays $211.00
- $500 gig keep $400.00, buyer pays $527.50
The small order fee makes cheap gigs look more expensive to the buyer.
Where a Fiverr fee calculator helps
Set your gig prices
Price each gig so you keep the amount you need.
Compare with other platforms
Check what you keep here against other freelance sites.
Plan your income
Turn orders per month into take-home pay.
See the buyer view
Know what your buyer really pays.
Fiverr changes its fees from time to time, and withdrawal and currency conversion fees may also apply. This tool shows the fee math only and does not include taxes. Related tools: Upwork Fee Calculator, Freelancer Hourly Rate Calculator and Day Rate to Hourly Calculator.
Fiverr fee calculator FAQ
How much does Fiverr take from sellers?
The default here is 20% of each order, so a seller keeps 80%. Check your account for the current rate.
Do buyers pay Fiverr fees too?
Yes. Buyers pay a service fee on top of the gig price, and a small order fee on cheaper orders. These do not reduce your pay.
How do I price a gig to keep a set amount?
Divide the amount you want to keep by 0.8. To keep $400, charge $500.
Does the buyer fee change what I receive?
No. The buyer fee is added on top of your gig price. Only the seller fee lowers your pay.
Are withdrawal fees included?
No. Withdrawal and currency conversion fees depend on how you get paid and are not part of this calculator.
Can I change the fee percentages?
Yes. Open the advanced options and edit the seller fee, buyer fee, small order fee and limit.