How Do You Actually Get Paid on Fiverr?

I'm new to fiverr and am wondering how fiverr actually pay you. Anyone here on fiverr know? Can you just transfer the funds through paypal?

Thanks in advance.


-Jon

 

If you started gigs on fiverr and someone hired you to complete that job and you completed in given time, you will get paid.. Fiverr takes 1$ as a fee and rest for us, after work done, you have to wait for 14days to get paid in your paypal account.... This is NET 14 payment system.... For getting paid, your paypal email id should be attach to your fiverr account to get paid from fiverr. All criteria are done by fiverr itself..

 

Realy 14 days? wow. Thanks for the post!

 

yes .Fiverr uses paypal for payments

 

yes fiver use paypal for withdraw but you have to wait 14 days for the payment.

 

How does it work?

 

That's a pretty long time to get paid for doing jobs for $5.00

 

Fiverr works pretty good and pays via paypal. But doing minor jobs is the best bet there. Doing hardcore jobs is not worth the money because they pay just $3.9 to your paypal not the total $5.

 

1. Login To Fiverr
2. Add some GIG (title and description of the task you would do for USD 5)
3. Other fiverr user may order your gig.
4. You complete your work and mark the order as delivered
5. buyer reviews the work and may take actions like order mark as completed, dispute, etc. if buyer does not take any action. Order is marked as completed in 3 days automatically.
6. After the order is marked as complete. that USD 4 (1 USD deducted as fiverr service fee) will be in clearing status which would be available to withdraw after 14 days.
5. Cleared funds can be withdrawn to your paypal account.

 

They seem to have a pretty good setup going with Paypal.

 

Yes,Fiverr have good setting with Paypal and if we withdraw from fiverr,we get payment immediately to the Paypal account

 

I can't see anywhere on the fivver site for inputting my PayPal email. At what point do you give them your PP email address? Anyone know?

 

Doing a job for $3.90 (even a fairly simple one) and then waiting 14 days to be paid, sounds ridiculous (even if you get a few jobs). I must be missing something.

 

First Fiver payment transfer to PayPal: After your first payment 'clears' -- 14 days -- you hit the withdraw button on the status bar for the payment. That is when you are prompted to input your email address associated with your paypal account. It warns you that you can never change this address after inputting it (two times). Click ok and they send you a withdraw confirmation to that email address. Click on the link in the email and the money is transferred INSTANTLY to your paypal account $3.92 per fiver. This was my exerience today as a first time fiver user.

 

Paypal or wire transfer i gues....

 

You'd be surprised...one of my marketer friends has about 20 (yes 20) different gigs going on Fiverr and he gets paid like $1,500 a month on those alone. Of course not all of them are serious "hardcore" work. Some of them are just like "I will give you a pep talk for $5" or "I will comment on your Facebook pictures for $5." Basically the more creative you get, the more the earning potential. tempted to try it out myself.

 

fiverr can be use by pp

 

Some ebooks out there are explaining how to make $600 per month working hour daily on Fiverr and another well known website, I got that book in the and and watch all videos and I would say it 's kinda true, very easy job, and you can make $400-$600 per month.... but for that you don't use fiverr as a gigs provider, but as buyer.

 

The more money you have in your account the less impact a withdraw to PayPal costs you too. If you keep pulling out each little transaction you will lose a lot to PayPal fees. Wait until you have over $100 in your account.

Also, if you keep a good reputation and can get to the higher selling levels you can add Gig Extras onto your account. I am a level 2 seller now and can add extras onto my jobs as high as $20. When you are setting up your jobs, make sure you can scale them up to higher paying gigs once you get to the next selling level.

 

14 days to withdraw the money??!! that's not logical ..