Fiverr description (or marketplace) is a platform where freelancers can sell and buy services. It has more than 3,000,000 gigs and is considered one of the biggest marketplaces for digital service providers in the world. Fiverr has been in the market since 2010.
Each gig cost $5 at first. This was why the name. Fiverr abolished the $5 price limit in 2014. As the marketplace grows, both the number and quality of gigs has increased tremendously. Now, you can find virtually any digital service.
Fiverr operates in the same way as any other marketplace. Sellers list their gigs and buyers are able to ask questions. If satisfied, they can purchase the services. Fiverr functions as a middleman, guaranteeing that both sides are happy with their final results. Fiverr will withhold 20% of any transaction. Fiverr will pay the seller in 2 weeks, if the seller delivers the gig and the buyer confirms delivery. It may be faster if you're a trusted member.
Is Fiverr Legit?
Fiverr is legit for both buyers as sellers. Fiverr "hustlers," or people who offer services that are not of the highest quality, may attempt to take advantage. However, buyers can check the order and report back if it meets their criteria.
Fiverr.com is a legal website. It has 24/7 customer support and can resolve any problem within 24 hours.
If a seller fails deliver your order on-time, you can extend the delivery or receive a partial or complete refund immediately.
All transactions are properly recorded.
Fiverr provides an SSL certificate for your billing and personal information.
Fiverr offers a simple way to find qualified freelancer sellers. You can see their rating, levels and read reviews left by other buyers.
Fiverr just introduced a new testing procedure for sellers. It allows you to see whether they have passed the test. This makes it easy to find a professional seller.
There is also another verification process that sellers go through where they provide information about their educations and background.