Fiverr fee calculator
Fiverr keeps 20% of every order. Add the withdrawal and conversion on top and a $100 gig is rarely $80 in your bank. Put in your gig price to see the real number.
How the Fiverr fee works
fee = 20% × order total, net = 80% × order total
The 20% applies to the whole order, including extras and tips, and does not drop with seller level. To clear $100 from the platform you need a $125.00 order.
Withdrawing costs extra: PayPal is free on Fiverr’s side, a Payoneer account costs $3 per withdrawal, and Bank Transfer via Payoneer costs $1 (USD wire). Fiverr has no direct Wise option; picking Wise here uses the Payoneer USD wire into your Wise account details. Fiverr’s own two help articles disagree on the local-currency bank transfer ($1 vs $3), so check before you rely on it.
Sources: Fiverr Help, “How Fiverr works for freelancers” and“Withdrawing your earnings”, checked14 Oct 2026.
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Fees used
| Who | Fee | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Fiverr | Fee = 20% of the order price (incl. extras and tips). Net = 80% of the order. | official page, checked 14 Oct 2026 |
| PayPal | Standard bank withdrawal: free without currency conversion. Converting your balance: 3.00% spread above the base exchange rate. | official page, checked 14 Oct 2026 |
| Payoneer | Marketplace payments in: varies by marketplace. To your bank in the same currency: $1.50. With currency conversion: 1.2%–4% depending on corridor. | official page, checked 14 Oct 2026 |
| Wise | Receiving USD by ACH to your account details: free (USD wire: $6.11). Converting: from 0.52%, varies by currency. | official page, checked 14 Oct 2026 |
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