Fiverr Fee Calculator
Enter your gig price, extras, and business expenses to see what Fiverr keeps and what you take home. Fiverr charges sellers a flat 20% service fee on every order, including tips and extras. Buyers also pay a service fee, but that does not affect your earnings. Set your gig price with net income in mind, not gross.
Instant calculations · Editable fee assumptions · Export-ready results
Inputs
Values update results instantly. Adjust fee assumptions to match your seller dashboard.
Gig pricing
Base price of your Fiverr gig.
Total of all extras added to this gig.
How many times this gig package is sold.
Fiverr fees
Fiverr takes 20% from sellers.
Your expenses
Business expenses to deliver this gig per unit.
Results
Live estimates based on your inputs and editable fee assumptions.
Buyer pays (gig total)
$50.00
Gig price plus extras times quantity.
Fiverr commission
$10.00
20% service fee Fiverr keeps.
Your revenue after Fiverr
$40.00
What Fiverr pays you before your expenses.
Your business expenses
$10.00
Tools, software, outsourcing, etc.
Net earnings
$30.00
Your take-home after fees and expenses.
Net margin on Fiverr payout
75.0%
Net earnings as % of Fiverr payout.
What this means
You keep 30.00 from 50.00 buyer total. Fiverr fee 10.00 (20%), expenses 10.00. Net margin 75.0% of Fiverr payout.
Fiverr gig earnings breakdown
Interactive breakdown of fees, costs, and remaining profit.
Distribution
- Fiverr commission$10.0020.0%
- Your expenses$10.0020.0%
- Your earnings$30.0060.0%
Total $50.00 · 3 segments · interactive
Line-item breakdown
Dollar amounts, share of revenue, and visual proportion.
- Buyer pays (gig total)
- $50.00
- Fiverr fee (20%)
- $10.00
- Your revenue after Fiverr
- $40.00
- Business expenses
- $10.00
- Net earnings
- $30.00
- Net margin on payout
- 75.0%
Assumptions used
- • Fiverr fee 20.0%
- • Expenses 10.00 per gig × 1
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Fiverr Fee Calculator
Generated 7/29/2026, 2:50:46 AM · Currency USD
Inputs
- Base gig price: 50
- Sum of gig extras/add-ons: 0
- Multiples of this gig: 1
- Fiverr seller service fee: 20
- Your costs to deliver (tools, software, subcontractors, etc.): 10
Results
- Buyer pays (gig total): $50.00
- Fiverr fee (20%): $10.00
- Your revenue after Fiverr: $40.00
- Business expenses: $10.00
- Net earnings: $30.00
- Net margin on payout: 75.0%
Interpretation
You keep 30.00 from 50.00 buyer total. Fiverr fee 10.00 (20%), expenses 10.00. Net margin 75.0% of Fiverr payout.
How it works
Methodology & formulas
This calculator is transparent by design. Review the steps and formulas so you can trust the estimate and adjust assumptions when your dashboard differs.
Calculation steps
- 1Buyer pays equals gig price plus extras total multiplied by quantity.
- 2Fiverr fee equals buyer pays times commission percent.
- 3Your revenue equals buyer pays minus Fiverr fee.
- 4Total expenses equal business expenses times quantity.
- 5Net earnings equal your revenue minus total expenses.
- 6Effective rate equals net earnings divided by your revenue after Fiverr fee.
Formulas
- Buyer pays = (gigPrice + extrasTotal) × quantity
- Fiverr fee = buyerPays × commission%
- Your revenue = buyerPays − fiverrFee
- Expenses = businessExpenses × quantity
- Net earnings = yourRevenue − expenses
- Effective rate = netEarnings ÷ yourRevenue × 100
Important assumptions
- Fiverr seller service fee is 20% of order subtotal including gig extras and tips. This is fixed and non-negotiable for most sellers.
- Buyer service fee is separate and not included in seller earnings calculation; buyer pays it on top.
- Business expenses are per-gig costs you enter, multiplied by quantity for batch view.
- Withdrawal fees to PayPal, bank, or Payoneer are not modeled in base fee but can be added to business expenses as average per withdrawal.
- Taxes are not included; freelancers handle income tax separately.
Worked example
Logo design gig with extras
You charge $50 base for logo, buyer adds $30 for source file and fast delivery, quantity 1, Fiverr 20%, expenses $10 for fonts and mockup tools.
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