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Fiverr Fee Calculator 2026 — Net Earnings After the 20% Cut

Fiverr keeps a flat 20% of every order before it lands in your balance. See your real payout after the seller fee and your chosen withdrawal method, and reverse-solve the price for a target take-home.

Verified August 3, 2026
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How Fiverr fees work

Fiverr takes a flat 20% service fee from every order, deducted from the buyer's payment before your gig earnings are released to your balance.

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Affects your withdrawal cost

Flat 20% seller service fee deducted from every order, regardless of gig price. Buyers separately pay a 5.5% (or $2 minimum) buyer service fee on checkout — that's added to what the buyer pays, not deducted from your earnings, so it isn't included in the calculation below. Withdrawal fees vary by payout method.

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Fee structure

How Fiverr fees are calculated

SELLER FEE

Flat 20% deducted from every order automatically — you never see it, Fiverr pays out the remaining 80%.

BUYER FEE

Buyers separately pay a 5.5% (or $2 minimum) service fee on checkout — added to their total, not deducted from your earnings.

WITHDRAWAL

Bank/direct deposit ≈$3, PayPal ≈$1, Payoneer often free. Choose your method above to see the real net.

REVERSE MATH

Need a specific take-home? The reverse calculator below solves for the gig price to charge.

Reverse math mode

Know what you want to take home? Work backwards.

Instead of "what do I keep from this amount?", answer "what do I need to charge to net a specific amount, after Fiverr's fees?" The pricing calculator solves it instantly, pre-loaded with Fiverr's exact rate.

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Worked example

Fiverr's flat 20% seller fee, on a $100 gig

$100 gig order, any seller level

Unlike marketplaces with tiered commission, Fiverr keeps the math simple: 20% off the top of every order, no matter your seller level or how much you've sold historically.

Gig price $100.00
Fiverr fee: 20% × $100 $20.00
Your payout $80.00

Fiverr pays out $80 before you've even chosen a withdrawal method — enter your own gig price above.

Easy to confuse

Why the buyer's 5.5% fee doesn't touch your payout

Fiverr charges buyers a separate service fee (5.5%, $2 minimum) at checkout, on top of the order price. It's easy to conflate this with your own 20% seller cut, but the two are independent — buyers see a higher total, sellers still lose exactly 20% of the listed gig price, no matter what the buyer paid at checkout.

FAQ

Fiverr questions answered

How much does Fiverr take from sellers?

A flat 20% seller service fee on every order, regardless of your gig price, package tier, or seller level — there's no volume discount.

Does the buyer's 5.5% fee affect my earnings?

No. Fiverr's buyer service fee (5.5%, $2 minimum) is added to what the buyer pays at checkout — it's on top of the order price, not deducted from your 80% seller payout.

How much does withdrawing my Fiverr balance cost?

Bank/direct deposit typically runs about $3, PayPal withdrawals cost roughly $1, and Payoneer withdrawals are often free — pick your method in the calculator above.

How do I price a gig to hit a specific take-home?

Use the reverse math calculator below, pre-loaded with Fiverr's 20% rate — enter your target net and it solves for the gig price to list.