Fiverr (NYSE: FVRR) is an Israeli freelance services marketplace founded in February 2010 by Micha Kaufman and Shai Wininger in Tel Aviv. The platform packages freelance digital services — graphic design, copywriting, voiceover, video editing, programming, marketing, and increasingly AI-assisted production — as fixed-price "Gigs," removing the proposal-and-negotiation overhead common to traditional freelance hiring.
Originally positioned around $5 entry-level gigs (the name's source), Fiverr has since expanded into tiered packages, business-tier services, and recurring engagements that routinely span hundreds to thousands of dollars. The company listed on the New York Stock Exchange in June 2019 under the ticker FVRR, raising approximately $110 million, and now hosts millions of freelancers serving small businesses, marketing teams, and content creators globally. Fiverr competes most directly with 📝UpWork at the project end of the market and with agency networks at the productized end, while leaning more heavily into productized gig-shopping than its competitor's bidding model.