Freelancing

Stage 3 · Lesson 1 of 7

How a Gig is built

Your storefront

A Fiverr is your service listing, and it has several parts. There is a title starting "I will", a category and subcategory, and up to three pricing packages. There is a description of up to 1,200 characters with .

There are requirements, the questions a buyer answers after ordering. And there is a gallery of images, with an optional video. After you publish, Fiverr checks the Gig automatically against its policies.

New sellers can have up to four Gigs, rising to ten at . So start with one strong Gig for your , not several weak copies. The parts work together.

The title and tags bring buyers, the gallery earns the click, packages set scope and price, and requirements start the order well.

Common traprushing a Gig live with placeholder text and images.

A question to check yourself, an AI practice session and 1 cheat sheet entry come when you add the roadmap to your account. Add it

Resources for this stage

Start with

Keep handy

  • Compare your Gig with the top Gigs in your subcategory before publishing

  • Clean gallery layouts around screenshots of your own work

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