How can I adjust my availability on Fiverr to accommodate the limited three-day timeframe I have?

[itsmarchegiano]

How come there is no feature to set your availability on specific day of the week? Am I missing something? Do I really have to set the days manually every week?

[imagination7413]

No, that isn't a feature Fiverr offers. You could try other freelancing platforms that let you set office hours.

Edit: Glanced at your profile, noticed you joined in Oct of '22. 

It's not the best workaround, but you could set your delivery times longer. Also post your hours in your profile description. If the three days you have are all together, that doesn't work very well though.

Related to your gigs, though, you should probably get rid of 'unlimited revisions'. That's just asking for trouble. 

Edited May 16 by imagination7413

[uk1000]

You could suggest it to Fiverr as a new option.

If you're able to reply to messages on any day you could do that and in your gigs you could increase the no. of days delivery to the number you'd need what ever the day is, eg. if sometimes you may need 4 days from the time they order then you could set it to that. Though it could be a problem with revisions if a buyer expected a revision the next day, though you could write in your gig description/FAQ a note about your availability and how long things might take.

Edited May 16 by uk1000

[itsmarchegiano]

On 5/16/2023 at 8:29 PM, imagination7413 said:

No, that isn't a feature Fiverr offers. You could try other freelancing platforms that let you set office hours.

Edit: Glanced at your profile, noticed you joined in Oct of '22. 

It's not the best workaround, but you could set your delivery times longer. Also post your hours in your profile description. If the three days you have are all together, that doesn't work very well though.

Related to your gigs, though, you should probably get rid of 'unlimited revisions'. That's just asking for trouble. 

I know but the competition it's just too much, I'm trying to take in as much orders as possible and then adjusting a bit the gig, there's always someone that will do double of your work for half the money