For Fiverr sellers Numbers, not a pitch.
Fiverr keeps $20 of every $100 you earn.
Brindl keeps $10.30. Your buyer pays the price you set, with no service fee added at checkout, and your money releases 3 days after the sale instead of 14.
Same order, side by side
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Where the money goes
Fiverr and Brindl, line by line.
| What | Fiverr | Brindl |
|---|---|---|
| Cut of the sale | 20% of every order, and 20% of every tip | 10% + $0.30, on the item price |
| What your buyer pays on top | A 5.5% service fee, plus $3.50 on any order under $200 | Nothing. The price you set is the price they pay |
| Money released | 14 days after the order is marked complete, 7 for Top Rated sellers | 3 days after the sale |
| Cost to list | Free | Free |
| Finding work | Buyers come to your gig | Buyers come to your listing, and jobs posted on the Board come to you. Sending a price is free |
Waiting on your money
14 days on Fiverr. 3 on Brindl.
Each square is a day between finishing the work and the money being yours to move.
Fiverr
14 days after the order is marked complete (7 for Top Rated sellers)
Brindl
3 days after the sale, then straight to your bank through Stripe
Why freelancers cross-list here
Your price is the price.
No service fee tacked on at checkout, no fee to bid, and your cut on its way in days.
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Your buyer pays what you chargeAn $80 job costs the client $80. Nothing is added at checkout, so your price never looks inflated next to the competition.
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Jobs come to youOn the Board, people post what they need and what they would pay. You send a price for free. If they accept, they pay through Brindl.
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Released in 3 daysYour cut releases 3 days after the sale and goes to your bank through Stripe, with nothing charged to withdraw.
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Your terms on every listingSet the delivery time and the refund policy yourself, per listing.
The honest part
Fiverr is the better choice if you need buyers to find you without doing any marketing of your own. Its search carries an enormous, ready-to-buy audience, and a new seller with no following can still get orders from it. Brindl has nothing like that reach yet, so work here comes from the Board and from people you point at your listing. If your Fiverr orders arrive on their own, keep that gig running. Switching outright would be bad advice. What makes sense is cross-listing: offer the same service in both places and keep more of it when it sells here. Listing costs nothing, so a listing that does not sell has not cost you anything either.
Ready when you are
Posting takes a couple of minutes. You will need payouts set up before money can reach you, which is a one-time Stripe step.
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Every Fiverr figure on this page was checked against Fiverr's own published fee pages in September 2026. Brindl's figures come from the same constants checkout uses. Fees change; if one of these is out of date, tell us and we will fix it.