I think OP is a buyer wanting to leave a tip. 🙂 Prior to fees on buyer, I used to tip smaller amounts of $5 or $10 more often. Now, most sellers have upped their prices so gratuity isn’t as necessary as before. I tip less often and when I do, it’s a larger amount for several top notch work. Instead of $5 on every order, its like $50 on every 10th order. I know $2.50 doesn’t seem like a lot, especially in western nations but it adds up quickly. For occasional buyers, not a huge deal, but for small business buyers that’s more money out of our pocket. 1 tip of $50 = $2.50 (buyer fee) 10 tips of $5 = $25.00 (buyer fee) One year, I spent over $100 in fees just GIVING tips. 😲 I feel you, OP. It’s one of my pet peeves. Exactly! Fees don’t make sense really. It’s not like sellers are getting to keep 100% of the gig value. To add to that, fees on tips, to add to that increase in service fees since November 2020. Doesn’t really sound like “Fiverr” anymore. Sevenerr makes sense at this point since I paid $7.25 on a $5 gig the other day. Back when I first used Fiverr (the days of old UI), I didn’t have to pay more than $5, but then I saw that I was paying $6 for a $5 gig, and now it’s $7.25 for a $5 gig. That’s just unacceptable. It’s not the money itself but rather the principle that matters.