About Fiverr
Fiverr is a global online freelance marketplace headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, where businesses and individuals can hire freelancers for digital services. Typical services include graphic and logo design, website and app development, video editing, voiceover work, copywriting, SEO and digital marketing, virtual assistance, and many more creative and technical offerings. Buyers purchase “gigs” (service packages) at set prices defined by freelancers, and can add extras or custom offers for more complex projects. All payments are processed securely through Fiverr’s platform at fiverr.com.
A Fiverr-related charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you purchase a gig, pay for a custom offer, buy gig extras, promote your own gigs, or purchase Fiverr subscriptions like Fiverr Pro services or add-on tools. You might also see a separate Fiverr service fee charged on top of the freelance service price, which is usually a small percentage of the order amount plus, for lower-priced orders, a fixed fee. Charges can be one-time for a specific order, or recurring if you’ve subscribed to an ongoing service or retainer-style gig. Some banks may show temporary authorization holds or pending charges when you first place an order or update your payment method; these typically clear or convert into the final transaction once Fiverr processes the payment.
If you don’t recognize a Fiverr charge, first log in at fiverr.com and check your "Orders" and "Billing" or "Earnings" pages for recent activity that matches the date and amount on your statement. Look for line items labeled service fees, subscriptions, or custom offers, as these often explain unfamiliar totals. If you still have questions, you can contact Fiverr Customer Support via the Help Center at support.fiverr.com, where you can open a ticket and attach screenshots of the charge. Common issues—such as double charges, canceled orders, or refunds—are usually handled either through the order’s Resolution Center or by support, and refunds are normally issued back to your original payment method or to your Fiverr balance, depending on the situation and payment type.