Fiverr fee calculator
Updated 23 October 2026
Fiverr keeps 20% of every order, tips included, so you receive 80% before withdrawal fees: $80 from a $100 order. To receive a set amount, divide it by 0.8. Enter your gig price below to see what you keep.
How Fiverr seller fees work
Fiverr charges sellers a flat 20% of each order at the time of writing, tips included. Earnings then wait out a clearance period before you can withdraw them, and your withdrawal method may charge its own fee.
More detail, including clearance times and withdrawal methods, is in our guide to Fiverr fees.
Pricing gig packages after the fee
- Work out your target rate with the freelance rate calculator, with the Fiverr 20% option.
- Divide what you want to receive by 0.8 to get each package price.
- Price extras and revisions too, so small add-ons don't eat your margin.
Fiverr vs Upwork vs Freelancer.com fees
At the time of writing Freelancer.com takes 10% (or $5 on small fixed-price projects) and Upwork charges 0% to 15% plus Connects to apply. Compare with the Freelancer fee calculator and the Upwork fee calculator, or read Fiverr vs Upwork.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does Fiverr take from sellers?
- At the time of writing, Fiverr keeps 20% of every order, including tips, so sellers receive 80%.
- How much do I get from a $100 Fiverr order?
- $80 before any withdrawal fee, because Fiverr keeps 20%.
- What should I price my gig at to receive $100?
- $125, because 80% of $125 is $100. Switch the calculator to 'What to charge' for any amount.
- Does the buyer pay a fee on Fiverr?
- Yes, buyers pay a separate service fee on top of the gig price. It doesn't come out of your earnings.
- Are Fiverr withdrawal fees included?
- Enter yours in the calculator. They depend on the method you choose and your country; Fiverr lists them on its withdrawal help pages.
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