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.

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.

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

Plan packages around the 20% seller service fee—including extras and tips—then add withdrawal cost if needed.

Fiverr states sellers earn 80% of the order price. On a $100 gig you keep about $80 before payout fees.

Buyer checkout fees are charged to buyers and are not your seller commission. Still price so your net after 20% meets your floor.

Use What to charge when designing a new package from a target net, then round up to a clean gig tier.

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

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.