Fiverr

What is Fiverr?

Fiverr is a global online marketplace for freelance digital services where businesses and individuals hire freelancers across hundreds of categories. Buyers browse service listings, order a defined project and pay through the platform. Fiverr Pro is a separate tier of vetted professionals.

Key features of Fiverr

• Service marketplace: Browse freelancer listings across hundreds of categories such as design, writing, translation and video.
• Fiverr Pro: A separate marketplace of vetted professionals for higher-stakes work.
• Fixed-scope orders: Services are sold as defined packages rather than hourly engagements.
• Platform payments: Payment is handled by the platform.
• Translation and localization: Freelancers offer translation and localization services.

How Fiverr works

A buyer searches for a service, compares freelancer profiles and packages, places an order and communicates with the seller on the platform. Delivery and payment are managed through Fiverr. Fiverr charges fees to both sides; check the checkout page for current buyer fees.

Who uses Fiverr?

Small businesses, agencies and individuals use Fiverr to hire one-off or recurring creative and digital work without a long hiring process. Teams that need vetted talent use Fiverr Pro.

Fiverr pricing

Fiverr is free to browse and sign up as a buyer, and you pay the price of each service you order. Service prices are set by freelancers, and Fiverr adds its own fees that appear at checkout. Fiverr Pro pricing is higher and varies by professional.

Fiverr integrations

Fiverr is a marketplace, not a connected software suite, so it does not list a standard integration catalog.

Fiverr alternatives

Smartcat is a translation and localization platform that combines software with freelance linguists. Redokun automates document translation workflows. GlobalLink and memoQ are translation management and translation tools used by localization teams, so they compare mainly for language services.