Fiverr fee calculator

Fiverr Fee Calculator to See Your Real Earnings

Fiverr takes a flat 20% seller commission on every order. Enter a gig price to see exactly what you keep, add an optional withdrawal fee, or flip to reverse mode to work out what to charge for a target payout. Rates as of July 2026 — every number is editable.

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What Fiverr takes

Fiverr's 20% fee, in plain numbers

Fiverr charges sellers a flat 20% commission on the full order value — including gig extras and tips — with no discounts for higher seller levels. So on a $100 order, Fiverr keeps $20 and you keep $80. There are no separate listing fees, but if you withdraw through Payoneer, PayPal, or a bank transfer, that platform may take its own cut on top, which this calculator can add.

Buyers also pay their own service fee (around 5.5% plus a small-order fee on cheap orders). That fee is charged on top of your price and does not reduce your payout — but it does make your gig more expensive for the buyer, so it's worth knowing about when you set prices.

How it works

Three steps to your real Fiverr payout

Enter the order amount

Type the gig price the buyer pays. Pick your currency if you think in PKR, GBP, EUR, or INR.

Add any withdrawal fee

Turn on a withdrawal fee to include Payoneer's 3% (Pakistan) or your bank's transfer cost in the total.

Read your net or reverse it

See what you keep and the effective take rate, or switch to reverse mode to price a gig for a target payout.

Worked examples

Fiverr earnings after the 20% fee

Order price	Fiverr's 20% fee → you keep
$5	$1.00 fee → you keep $4.00
$25	$5.00 fee → you keep $20.00
$50	$10.00 fee → you keep $40.00
$100	$20.00 fee → you keep $80.00
$500	$100.00 fee → you keep $400.00
$1,000	$200.00 fee → you keep $800.00

Add a withdrawal fee in the calculator to see the amount that actually reaches your bank. For example, a $100 order leaves $80 on Fiverr; a 3% Payoneer withdrawal then takes about $2.40, so roughly $77.60 lands in your account.

How much does Fiverr take?

Fiverr takes 20% of every order as a seller commission. That rate is the same whether you are a New Seller or Top Rated, and it applies to the whole order value including extras and tips. Plan your prices around keeping 80% before withdrawal costs.

Price a gig for a target payout

Switch the calculator to reverse mode and enter the amount you want to keep. It works out the order price to set so that after Fiverr's 20% fee your payout matches your goal. Useful when a client has a fixed budget for you, not for Fiverr.

Withdrawal fees add up

Payoneer now charges Pakistani sellers 3% to withdraw to a bank, and PayPal and bank wires have their own costs and exchange-rate spreads. Turn on the withdrawal fee to see your true take-home, not just your Fiverr balance.

FAQ

Fiverr Fee Calculator FAQs

How much does Fiverr take from sellers?+

As of July 2026, Fiverr takes a flat 20% commission on every order, including gig extras and tips. On a $100 order you keep $80 before any withdrawal fees.

Does the 20% fee change with seller level?+

No. The 20% seller commission is the same for New Sellers, Level One, Level Two, and Top Rated Sellers. There are no volume discounts.

What is the Fiverr buyer service fee?+

Buyers pay a separate service fee (about 5.5%, plus a small-order fee on cheap orders). It is added on top of your price and does not reduce your payout, but it does raise the total the buyer pays.

Are withdrawal fees included?+

They can be. Turn on the withdrawal fee and set your rate — for example 3% for Payoneer in Pakistan — to see the amount that reaches your bank after Fiverr's cut.

How do I price a gig to earn a specific amount?+

Use reverse mode. Enter the payout you want to keep and the calculator shows the order price to set so that after Fiverr's 20% fee your net matches your target.

Is this Fiverr fee calculator free and private?+

Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, needs no signup, and does not send your numbers anywhere. Rates are defaults you can edit; confirm current fees in your Fiverr account.

EMI · 9 min read