I wouldn't be surprised that much really.
The reason is the $5 guy is probably not worthed more than that but there are some exception.
The funny thing is that I just released a new gig where I offer game music for $10 but certainly not because I think my tracks are worth $10 ... for me it is an opportunity to work with new people, but also a growth strategy and not only.
There is a good reason why I charge $10 on a specific gig and $35 for 30 sec. of music on others and this has mainly to do with the rights I am giving away in a specific gig and the strategy I have in mind to recover the loss.
I also limit orders in the queue, delivery time, so I'm sure I don't get a lot of orders there.
I am also facing a big problem at the moment, I have been a good seller on Fiverr in the past but I have stopped using it for a long time and now I have not been delivering orders for more than 7 years, so i am also trying to push hard to allow people to buy my gigs in order to fix the problem.
In short, it might sometimes make sense to have such a price ... 😉
