Are you receiving the price you set up on your gig when you deliver a service?

[marvinvarela024]

I created a gig for $350 US dollars, a buyer from Spain paid 333 euros + 25 euros to purchase my service, but I got $280 US dollars. Is that normal? there's $70 left that I should have received. This is the first time using Fiverr. 

Edited November 27, 2023 by marvinvarela024

[dennis_corey]

Well, you should know by now that Fiverr takes a 20% commission on every project done. Therefore, if I do my math right, 333 + 25 Euros is 358 Euros. If you then take a 20% off of the total (which is Fiverr's commission), it's approximately 71 Euros which is almost equal to $70 since 1 Euro is equal to $1.10. I hope you understand.

[marvinvarela024]

4 minutes ago, dennis_corey said:

Well, you should know by now that Fiverr takes a 20% commission on every project done. Therefore, if I do my math right, 333 + 25 Euros is 358 Euros. If you then take a 20% off of the total (which is Fiverr's commission), it's approximately 71 Euros which is almost equal to $70 since 1 Euro is equal to $1.10. I hope you understand.

wow, I didn't know about that 20% off from the seller side, it makes sense, thanks .

[marvinvarela024]

hey Dennis, do you know if that percentage they take, gets lower once I reach a certain amount of earnings, like Upwork does? 

 

[dennis_corey]

On 11/27/2023 at 12:06 PM, marvinvarela024 said:

hey Dennis, do you know if that percentage they take, gets lower once I reach a certain amount of earnings, like Upwork does? 

 

No, it's constant for everyone including Top Rated Sellers.

[lfavreli]

Hello @marvinvarela024,

You can find all about fees and commissions at this link: Fiverr’s Payment Terms.

Hope it helps! 🙏