The agreement requires sellers to pay Fiverr a 20% commission on the earnings from each completed transaction on the platform.
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This provision establishes the primary revenue-sharing mechanism between Fiverr and sellers, directly reducing seller net earnings on every completed order and constituting a material financial term for any individual or business operating on the platform.
Under this provision, sellers retain 80% of the agreed order price after Fiverr deducts its 20% commission; this deduction applies to all completed transactions regardless of order size or seller tier.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Fee disclosure obligations under FTC guidelines and, for EU sellers, EU Platform-to-Business Regulation (P2B Regulation, EU 2019/1150) may require that Fiverr disclose commission terms transparently before sellers list services; compliance teams should …
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This provision establishes the primary revenue-sharing mechanism between Fiverr and sellers, directly reducing seller net earnings on every completed order and constituting a material financial term for any individual or business operating on the platform.
Under this provision, sellers retain 80% of the agreed order price after Fiverr deducts its 20% commission; this deduction applies to all completed transactions regardless of order size or seller tier.
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