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Fiverr Fee Calculator (2026)
Calculate Fiverr's 20% seller commission and see your real earnings from each order — and what the buyer actually pays with service fees on top. Enter your order amount for a quick estimate.
Fiverr Fee Calculator
Calculate Fiverr service fees and seller earnings in seconds.
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How Fiverr Fees Are Calculated
Fiverr applies a service fee to each order, calculated as a percentage of the total order amount.
Use this calculator to understand your net earnings before you accept an order. It helps you plan pricing and avoid surprises.
Example: If your order is $100 and the service fee is 20%, Fiverr takes $20 and you keep $80.
- Service fee is applied to the full order amount.
- Higher order values mean higher absolute fees.
- Consistency helps offset fee impact.
Simple formula
Order amount x (Fee % / 100)Order amount - Fiverr feeFiverr Seller Fee Guide (2026)
Fiverr applies a flat 20% service fee (or commission) to all seller earnings — unchanged in 2026, with no volume tiers. This means if you complete a gig for $100, Fiverr keeps $20, and you earn $80.
- Gig Extras & Tips: The 20% fee applies to all gig extras, packages, and custom offers. Tips are also subject to the 20% commission fee.
- Withdrawal Fees: PayPal withdrawals are free on Fiverr's side; Payoneer and bank transfers typically cost $1–$3 per withdrawal, and the Fiverr Revenue Card charges $1–$3 depending on speed.
- Seller Plus: Fiverr's optional subscription program (Kickstart, Standard, and Premium tiers, roughly $15–$49/month) adds analytics and growth tools — it doesn't change the 20% commission.
Fiverr Buyer Fee Guide
Buyers pay their own fee on top of the listed gig price: a service fee of about 5.5% of the order value, plus a small fixed fee on low-value orders (Fiverr has adjusted this fee and its threshold over time; the exact amount is shown at checkout).
Example on a $100 gig: the buyer pays roughly $105.50 at checkout, Fiverr collects its 20% commission from the seller, and the seller keeps $80. Fiverr's total take on the order is about $25.50 — worth knowing when you compare platforms or price a custom offer.
To model the buyer side with this calculator, enter the gig price and set the fee to 5.5% — the "fee" result is what the buyer pays on top.
Disclaimer: Earnings are estimates only and are not guaranteed.
FAQ
Quick answers to common Fiverr fee questions.
How much does Fiverr take from sellers?
Fiverr charges sellers a flat 20% commission on everything — the order amount, gig extras, and even tips. Complete a $100 order and you keep $80 before withdrawal fees.
What fees do buyers pay on Fiverr?
Buyers pay a service fee of around 5.5% of the order value at checkout, plus a small fixed fee on low-value orders (Fiverr has adjusted this fee and its threshold over time — the exact amount shows at checkout). So a $100 purchase costs the buyer roughly $105.50, while the seller receives $80.
Does the 20% fee apply to tips?
Yes. Tips are subject to the same 20% commission as the order amount, so a $10 tip nets you $8.
How much are Fiverr withdrawal fees?
It depends on the payout method: PayPal withdrawals are free on Fiverr's side (PayPal may apply currency conversion charges), while Payoneer and bank transfers typically cost a few dollars per withdrawal ($1–$3). Factor this in on small balances.
Can I change the fee percentage in the calculator?
Yes. The fee field defaults to Fiverr's standard 20%, but you can test other rates — useful for comparing against other platforms or modeling a policy change.
Is this calculator official?
No. It is a quick estimate tool to help you plan. Actual earnings may vary with currency conversion and Fiverr's current policies.