As you may have already noticed, Fiverr uses some Fiverr-specific terms. Use the glossary to learn "Fiverr language," the standard terms used, and what they mean.
Buyer
A registered user who can purchase Gigs on Fiverr.com.
Seller
Once you have registered as a buyer, you have the option to provide a service (Gig) by clicking Start Selling.
BYOB
The Bring Your Own Business (BYOB) program is a Fiverr initiative that offers a way to manage your client projects, free of commission. BYOB helps our top sellers gain business and exposes new customers to other services.
Custom Offers
After discussing a project with a buyer, you can send them customized offers based on their needs. This is one of the best ways for you to increase buyer satisfaction and your own business.
Learn more with Custom Offers.
Dashboard
This area shows the statistical numbers associated with your activity on Fiverr and has a list of tasks to remind you of actions needed to take (e.g., deliver an order, respond to a message, etc.).
This is the money you earn from completed orders.
Learn more with 'Using "Fiverr Anywhere" for Sending Custom Offers.
Learn more with Setting up Your Fiverr Revenue Card.
Any service offered by you on Fiverr's website, which any buyer can purchase with the click of a button. For example, a Gig can be "I will create a logo design for $50."
Learn more with Creating a Gig.
Learn more with Creating a Gig.
Sellers gain account statuses based on their performance and reputation. Advanced levels provide their owners with benefits, including offering services for higher prices through Gig Extras, or selling their Gig in multiples.
Learn more with Working with Milestones.
Learn more with Cancellations.
Learn more with What are packages?.
We prioritize your inquiries to make sure you get help faster.
Learn more about using the Resolution Center as a buyer or a seller.
Learn more with Response Time & Rate FAQs.
Learn more with Revisions.
Learn more with Creating a Gig.
Learn more with Achieving Levels.
Warnings
Violations of Fiverr's Terms of Service could result in a warning.
Learn more with Warnings.