Fiverr Fee Calculator
See what you keep as a Fiverr seller after the service fee is deducted from your order. Editable fee rate.
How it works
Fee = order amount × fee% · You keep = order amount − fee
Fiverr deducts a service fee from the seller on every completed order — historically a flat 20% of the order value — before the balance clears to your account. This calculator shows the fee and exactly what you keep, so you can price a gig to hit a take-home target: if you need to keep a certain amount, divide it by one minus the fee rate to set the order price. The fee percentage is editable in case Fiverr adjusts seller fees or you are modelling a different program.
Worked example
On a $100 order at Fiverr’s 20% seller fee, the fee is $20, so you keep $80. To take home $100 after the fee, you would price the gig at $125 (100 ÷ 0.80).
Frequently asked questions
Does the buyer also pay a fee?
Yes — buyers pay a separate service fee on top of the gig price, but that goes to Fiverr, not to you. This calculator models the seller side: the 20% deducted from your order value.
When is the fee taken?
The service fee is deducted when the order is marked complete and the earnings clear, so your available balance already has the fee removed. Withdrawal methods may add their own separate charge.
How do I price a gig to net a target?
Divide your target take-home by one minus the fee rate. At a 20% fee, to keep $200 you charge 200 ÷ 0.80 = $250. Adjust the fee field if your rate differs.
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Fee rates change and vary by country and account type — the defaults are typical current US rates and are editable above. Confirm the latest fees with the platform.