What are packages?

Packages are a pricing structure for selling services on Fiverr. Packages allow you to combine your basic Gig with built-in revisions and extras to create an offer that gives clients precisely what they want.

Packages make buying and selling on Fiverr easier in a few ways:

  • Freelancers have the freedom to position their services exactly how they want to, at a price that suits them.
  • clients can order precisely what they need in just one click.
  • You are aligned with your client, on what is included in the order, from the very beginning of the order process. This will reduce back-and-forth communication about what the Gig consists of.

FAQs

  • You can activate the triple packages mode from the pricing section on the Create a Gig page.
    Click the 3 Packages toggle. Once you’re in packages mode, you can set the elements (including the basic Gig alongside the upgrades and the number of revisions) that you would like to include in that package.

    Tip: When you're deciding what to include in your package, think about the most popular or most-requested extras from clients, or the elements that you feel are necessary to make your Gig work best. Then, create the package you think will best and meet your clients’ needs. Set the description, pricing, and delivery details accordingly.

  • You can price your packages anywhere, starting from $5, up to the maximum price for that particular package.

    Tip: You can also click around your category and see other freelancers’ packages, and if they are similar to your prices

  • Upgrades are predefined factors that can be added to a selected package on checkout.

    Extras are unique upgrades that you cannot include in your package, but you would like to offer to your clients.

  • No. Fiverr’s standard service fee still applies.
  • Ratings will not be affected by packages.
  • Keep it simple and descriptive. The name of each package should highlight what is distinctive about that particular package. Think about what will catch a client’s eye and apply it to your package.

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