What is the Fiverr seller fee?

Fiverr’s help center states sellers earn 80% of the order price—a flat 20% seller service fee on completed orders, including extras and tips.

How much do I keep on a $100 Fiverr gig?

At 20% seller fee you keep about $80 before any withdrawal or currency conversion cost.

How do I price a Fiverr package for a target net?

Divide your target by 0.80. To keep $400 after the seller fee, set the gig near $500, then round to a clean package tier.

Are buyer fees included?

No. Buyer checkout fees are charged to the buyer. This calculator models the seller’s 20% cut and optional payout fees only.

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Fiverr Fee Calculator — Seller Take-Home

Fiverr sellers typically keep 80% of the order price. Use this calculator to check take-home—or set a package price from the net you need.

You keep

$800.00

Client amount: $1,000.00
Marketplace fee: $200.00
After marketplace: $800.00
You keep: $800.00

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Goal

Billing

Amount the client pays$

Marketplace fee profile

Verified: Fiverr states sellers earn 80% of the price (20% seller service fee) on completed orders, including gig extras and tips. Buyer checkout fees are separate and not deducted here. Effective from 2026-09-28. Source: help page.

Marketplace fee%Marketplace fixed$

Payout

Set-aside & extra payout fields

Payout fee%Payout fixed$Set asideNot tax%

You keep

$800.00

How the fees work

Fiverr states sellers earn 80% of the price on completed orders—a 20% seller service fee—including gig extras and tips. Buyer checkout fees are separate and are not modeled as your marketplace cut here.

Withdrawals to a bank, Payoneer, or similar can add another layer after the seller fee.

Verified model · Fees reviewed 28 Sep 2026 · effective from 2026-09-28 · source

Formula

Seller take-home ≈ order price × 0.80 − payout fee. To net a target: gig price ≈ target net ÷ 0.80.

Example take-home amounts

Table uses the verified 20% seller fee and no separate payout fee. Edit payout in the calculator if withdrawal is extra.

Client amount	Seller fee (20%)	You keep	Charge to net that amount
$5.00	−$1.00	$4.00	$6.25
$25.00	−$5.00	$20.00	$31.25
$50.00	−$10.00	$40.00	$62.50
$100.00	−$20.00	$80.00	$125.00
$500.00	−$100.00	$400.00	$625.00
$1,000.00	−$200.00	$800.00	$1,250.00

Frequently asked questions

What is the Fiverr seller fee?: Fiverr’s help center states sellers earn 80% of the order price—a flat 20% seller service fee on completed orders, including extras and tips.
How much do I keep on a $100 Fiverr gig?: At 20% seller fee you keep about $80 before any withdrawal or currency conversion cost.
How do I price a Fiverr package for a target net?: Divide your target by 0.80. To keep $400 after the seller fee, set the gig near $500, then round to a clean package tier.
Are buyer fees included?: No. Buyer checkout fees are charged to the buyer. This calculator models the seller’s 20% cut and optional payout fees only.
Is PayQube affiliated with Fiverr?: No. Confirm fees on Fiverr before you publish or revise a gig.

Also see Compare platforms · Fiverr seller fee guide · Upwork vs Fiverr.

Using the Fiverr seller worksheet

Fiverr is built around gigs and packages. Buyers see a clear price; sellers often feel a sharp drop after the 20% seller fee. The calculator above reverses that math; this section covers extras, tips, and package rounding habits.

Seller fee vs buyer price

The amount on the gig page is what the buyer pays (before extras the marketplace may add for the buyer). Fiverr’s help center states sellers earn 80% of that price—a 20% seller service fee—on completed orders, including extras and tips. Buyer checkout fees are separate and are not modeled as your marketplace cut here.

PayQube’s Fiverr default uses that verified 20% seller fee with a link to Fiverr’s earnings help page. If your account shows something different, switch to Custom.

Extras, tips, and withdrawals

Tips and add-ons still pass through marketplace rules. Withdrawals to a bank, Payoneer, or similar can add another layer. If that cost is already wrapped into what Fiverr shows as available for withdrawal, keep Payout on None. If you pay PayPal or another processor afterward, add that rail here.

Creative freelancers often price packages in round numbers ($50, $100, $300). Use “What to charge” when you know you need a net amount after fees, then round the suggested client price up to a clean package tier.

How to use the Fiverr calculator

Enter the buyer-facing gig or order amount, keep or edit the 20% seller fee, and optionally add payout cost.

Switch to What to charge when designing a new package from a target net.

PayQube is not affiliated with Fiverr. Confirm fees on Fiverr before you publish or revise a gig.