Fiverr Alternatives: 5 Sites You Should try Your Luck on

Fiverr is one of the leading online jobs site serving billions of people monthly with over a million of jobs posted every week. It’s solid profit in 2017 was about $13.4 M USD. It facilitates employers to post jobs and employees to acquire jobs with a certain agreement. With ever increasing fiverr family it is hard for new employees to find jobs or clients. Old and professional freelancers dominate the marketplace making it hard for newbies and beginners to get started. So, in this article I am going to discuss 5 fiverr alternatives that you can try your luck at.

5 Fiverr Alternatives

Before I start writing on these alternatives I want you to know that I am not promoting any of the below mention sites nor I am the ambassador of any.

1. UpWork

UpWork is the next big thing in the market. They have handpicked freelancers, expert in their fields that make sure that the employer get 100% satisfaction. Making it sure that they don’t have to go to any other freelancing site for their next job.

But unlike fiverr they review each and every application manually. They only allow a limited number of freelancers in a specific field to ensure the stability of the echo system they have developed. That’s the big reason behind their success.

Pay scale is big on UpWork as compared to Fiverr’s typical $5 gigs. You can earn big on UpWork once you are approved.

2. Freelancer

Freelancer is an old player in the business of freelancing marketplace. They have the highest turn around and satisfaction rate with projects ranging from $5 to even $10,000.

Anyone can join freelancer for free but they have premium plans for their premium users which allows them access to high ticket projects and more benefits, like more bids, bid highlights and profile standouts etc.

Freelancer have 3 types of sub-markets in it. First one is the job list, which you can bid on. Second type is the contests. And the third one introduced recently is their gigs wall, where you can post your pre-packaged gigs same as you do on fiverr. So, freelancer can be the best fiverr alternative.

3. PeoplePerHour

PeoplePerHour is another wise choice for freelancers and small business owners. They verify each freelancer manually making sure you get the best talent at best price in the market. It offers multiple other facilities unlike other platforms like an escrow service, project management dashboard and easy invoicing.

4. SEOClerks

SEOClerks is another choice for freelancers. SEOClerks is free to join but they require address verification for some countries. SEOClerks is specific for those freelancers who have skills in SEO, organic traffic, SMM and web design.

SEOClerks is real cheap, mean you can find an offer for even a single dollar. But it has a lot of freelancers already on-board. No worries even though, if you have good skills you can easily get started.

5. MicroWorkers

MicroWorkers is a micro earning site targeted for those freelancers which have very low skills or those people who want a part time job. MicroWorkers doesn’t support complex or big ticket projects. You will find offers like install an app on your phone, comment on some blog or watch a youtube video for which you will get $0.5 or something.

I would suggest not to join MicroWorkers unless you don’t have any skills at all.

That’s all, you can join any of the above fiverr alternatives that suits your needs or your skill set. But don’t limit yourself to any of the above platform. You can try luck on multiple platforms at the same time. You can explore more platforms that best suits your needs or you can find clients locally. Keep trying and don’t lose hope. Build a good set of skills don’t be limited.

If you know platform(s) that can be a better fiverr alternatives you can comment below and I will try to list them in my next post and keep coming back for more valuable information.