A platform to offer your freelance services and find quick, varied gigs that match your expertise.

Fiverr is a marketplace where freelancers from around the world sell packaged services (design, development, copywriting, voice-over, video editing...) to clients who order directly on the platform.
Freelancers who sell services that are easy to package and want international visibility without prospecting, and clients looking for a service at a set price. For long-term work on the French market, a platform like Malt is often a better fit.
Signing up is free, but Fiverr takes a 20% commission on every order sold (you receive 80% of the amount). Buyers pay a 5.5% service fee, plus $3.50 on orders under $200. Prices and earnings are in dollars. Payment terms checked on fiverr.com in September 2026.
We recommend it as a complementary channel for selling packaged services internationally. The weak point to know about: the 20% commission is high, and Trustpilot reviews (3.2/5) point to accounts blocked for spam and slow support. Our detailed Fiverr review goes over fees, withdrawals and disputes.
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Fiverr is an international marketplace where freelancers offer services (gigs) at a fixed price. Clients browse the offers and order directly.
Fiverr takes 20% on the seller side: each completed order credits your account with 80% of the amount. Buyers also pay a 5.5% service fee, plus $3.50 under $200 (payment terms from September 2026).
Fiverr is an international marketplace: prices and earnings in dollars, clients from all over the world. For long-term work on the French market, a platform like Malt may be a better fit.
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