Price Fiverr gigs for the hours they take
Turn Fiverr package prices into a realistic freelancer income view. Fiverr's 20% seller fee applies to the order total, including extras and tips, so these tools help you price the work, revisions, messages, delivery time, and business costs behind each gig.
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A clearer next decision
Use the tools in the order your shop needs.
- Apply the 20% seller fee to the full order, including extras and tips.
- Count revisions, messages, delivery, and admin time in each package.
- Translate order volume into monthly net and an effective hourly rate.
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The Fiverr decisions this hub helps you make
Each tool answers a different business question. Begin with the decision in front of you, not with a random number.
Fiverr's seller fee is a flat 20% of the order value. The base package, extras, custom offers, and tips all affect the amount Fiverr keeps. Buyer service fees are separate and do not reduce the seller payout shown in these tools.
Start with Fee for one order, Earnings for monthly and annual planning, and Hourly Rate when a package looks profitable but takes too long. Include revision time, inbox and brief time, software, subcontractors, withdrawal costs, and taxes in your own planning rather than treating gross orders as income.
- 01Choose the decision
- 02Enter true costs
- 03Test another scenario
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The most useful live tools
Begin with these Fiverr calculators when you need a quick answer. Live tools open the shared calculator experience, while planned tools remain clearly marked below.
Fiverr Fee Calculator
Calculate Fiverr's 20% commission and see your real earnings per gig before you set prices.
Fiverr Earnings Calculator
Translate gig prices, extras, and order volume into monthly take-home after Fiverr's 20% fee and business costs.
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All Fiverr calculator groups
Monthly income and effective rate
Plan order volume and test whether a package still pays fairly after the hours it takes to deliver.
Decision guide
What to use next on Fiverr
A practical route through the calculator families, based on the work sellers do before and after a sale.
Before publishing or repricing a gig
Use Fiverr Hourly Rate with production, revision, and admin time. Adjust the package price and average extras until the payout supports the hourly rate your business needs after Fiverr's 20% fee.
Use Hourly Rate Calculator
When you need a monthly income plan
Run Fiverr Earnings with average package price, extras, order volume, monthly costs, tools, and total hours worked. Use the net monthly and annual outputs instead of gross order value when planning capacity.
Use Fiverr Earnings
When a buyer adds extras or tips
Use Fiverr Fee with the full base package, extras total, and quantity. The fee applies to the combined order, so an extra only helps your take-home after its delivery time and cost are covered.
Use Fiverr Fees
When revisions are changing the economics
Update Fiverr Hourly Rate with average revision and admin hours rather than the ideal delivery time. If the effective rate falls, raise the package, narrow the scope, or charge for additional revision rounds.
Use Hourly Rate Calculator
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