Fiverr Reviews

It really helped us during COVID times, offering our services even outside of our country, allowing us to keep our business going smoothly.

Fiverr takes a 20% commission on the total amount of the payment, which could be okay, if we hadn't also to pay a fee when transferring founds to our bank/paypal account.

I love that this comes with built in contracts. It can be very difficult to write a comprehensive contract that protects both you and the client.

I wish there was a way to template common services or project types instead of having to manually set everything up every time.

The invoicing and time tracking features are great, and it always works.
I can send proposals and contracts to clients with ease.

It is missing automatic email reminders for client invoices

Making your first sale is very difficult because of lot of competition

Setting up a seller's account is easy and listing your gig is equally easy

It is a great platform and perfectly named as it helps you get work done at low cost. If you’re a owner of a startup or small business it can be great tool for you.

One main thing is not easy to find good talent on fiverr, you have a lot of digging in, which ll make you feel that I ll do this task myself .

Easy to find people to help you with your needs and items you requested help with.

You have to post your request and then wait for people to submit their bids to you.

Some favorite itemized pros:

quick and easy invoicing
simple client management system (CMS) (basic, but good enough for my needs!)
easy time-tracking
extremely personable and knowledgeable staff, who are always eager, ready, and able to help through the support chat
working contracts are included that are written by lawyers who know about problems in the freelance world that I really don't know much about, and wouldn't have been able to write myself
automatically generated and sent demand letters (I would have never had the guts to write one myself!)

As a full-time freelancer, I feel organized, protected, and supported by AndCo. Seriously, I haven't found anything that could replace this in my workflow. I am grateful that AndCo is free software, but strangely enough, I wish I could purchase a subscription so AndCo knows how much I value the service.

I wish the proposals were a bit more customizable was recently acquired by Fiverr, and I don't want to be associated with Fiverr

I like that it's built from the ground up for freelancers, focused on offering a toolset to help us be protected and get paid. The workflow it provides has helped me to streamline the way I pitch business and request payment. I enjoy the modern design and attractive presentation for end clients. It is not only professional-looking, but updated and flexible, allowing me to present a solid branding experience. Best of all is the great customer service. I like interfacing with the same down-to-earth reps who are honest and friendly. Although they are not available 24/7, I am completely okay with that because my concerns are always addressed and I feel like my suggestions are taken seriously.

Although it allows me to use a business name, the payment link defaulted to my personal name despite having business bank and PayPal accounts that I use with a DBA. Proposal and invoice templating is missing and, in my opinion, essential since many projects for different clients have a lot of similarities, but I understand that these features are forthcoming. I don't use the Project task features because I use other project management software.

Fiverr is one of the popular online platform where freelancers can offer their services to clients all over the world. The website is easy to use, witha straightforward search function that allows you to quickly find the type of service you need. The range of services on offer is vast, from graphic design to content writing, and the prices are generally very competitive.The great things about Fiverr is the variety of services that are available, simple interface that makes it easy for both buyers and sellers to navigate. Freelancers offer everything from graphic design and writing services to programming and marketing services. This means that no matter what you need done, you can probably find a talented professional on Fiverr to help you out.

The pricing structure on Fiverr is also very competitive, with services starting at just $5. However, it's important to note that the price can vary depending on the complexity of the job and the level of experience of the freelancer.Furthermore, The newbies will not get any work since everyone is looking for legends, which will lead the young and potential out-limited.

Essentially enhances all work you do on Fiverr. Perhaps the most powerful tool available for freelancers on Fiverr due to the fact it is an in house app and links directly to your profile. Security and privacy is never a concern as it follows Fiverr's high standards of data privacy standards. Where this app excels is in its ability to not only show you earnings, but also any possible spending you occur during the completion of the project. Automated business expenses also allow for ease of completion of taxes and gives an overall clean and refreshing look at all business analytics in a simple format.

Your business essentially must use Fiverr to benefit from this at all. For the Fiverr business this app is second to none, however unfortunately to my knowledge the app is locked into only Fiverr based businesses.

I personally love their invoicing tool. It reminds me when clients are overdue, allows me to send receipts and everything sent out from this app looks well-designed and professional. You can use your own branding, and customize the invoices and proposals I have personally received quite a few compliments from my clients regarding the efficiency of this system since moving over from a much more manual process I was using before. This app saves me so much time and helps me see how much money I have brought in so far in the year which I find super helpful. I also love the fact that they help freelancers with contracts to protect yourself, which can be customized as well.

Not only are PRO features now 100% free, their customer service is out of this world friendly, personal and efficient. Any feedback/suggestions/questions posed to them will be answered in an extremely professional manner, and they make it clear that they actually care about and value the suggestions you have for improving the service they offer, even going so far as to let you know about the progress regarding features you have suggested.

I have mentioned to the support team that I would prefer the option to create simple Quotations instead of Proposals - which they have taken into consideration and will be looking into implementing.

Obviously it is free, which seems a bit unbelievable. I moved to And Co from Harvest and there were some initial work-about that I had to figure out to get a similar service but over the last 12 months the updates And Co have done have really improved functionality. The time tracking functionality has improved a lot and now works well. Love the proposal and contract being sent together. Love being able to see what's been viewed. Love the brand.

The proposal is basic which when you're a creative freelancer is a little limiting. However there's options to attach files so its not a biggie. It would be great if it integrated with the likes of Xero too.

Despite my headline, this is more than an invoicing app: It's a central desk to keep track of projects, expenses, time spent, and more. It's a beautiful designed and easy to figure out as soon as you look at the options.

I've already sent out several proposals, which are a snap to create and they look nice, invoiced several clients and gotten paid (ka ching) and set up a subscription. See below.

There's a Chrome extension for time tracking, which is very nice and convenient.

Unique to AND CO, I believe, you can set up recurring payments and/or subscriptions. This is idea for a small company like mine that sells WordPress sitecare contracts that come in via word of mouth or random e-mails rather than through the shop onsite.

All of the above, and more, is free.

There's no obvious way to add payment processing. You have to set it up at the moment you send an invoice or set up a subscription. There's no visible setting in the leftside navigation to change or set up payment processing. Kinda weird but maybe they felt it was easier for onboarding?

Proposal could and should be more detailed than the template provided by AND CO. Their template is more like a brief than anything detailed. You can annotate but that's about it.

I wish there were a way to add users.

Fiverr workspace is an online earning plateform for freelancers. People, having any certain skill, can earn through it.
I am its user since 2020 and I am totally satisfied with it.
It is reliable, sustainable and makes you your own boss.

The competition is so high on Fiverr workspace. So, it is a bit challenging for newbies.

I have been using AND.co since I got introduced to it over two years ago. It has been my go-to for involving my clients worldwide. I can keep track of each invoice for each service my organization offers. The online payment is also great as I can bill my clients i.mmediaimmediately

I would love more payment integration for my country. I live in the Caribbean and one of our biggest issues is collecting online payments that go directly into our bank accounts.

I like how And.co is the only freemium software out there for distinguishing expenses/income from personal accounts. This is extremely useful when you have 1099 income and expenses, but don't use a full-blown business bank account to handle those transactions.

Extremely buggy software, poor design. My opinion has always been that junior developers push out new releases but then break existing features. This has happened more than a few times. One example of poor design is that don't let you re-categorize skipped transactions.