The concept of Fiverr is clever and simple to get into. People sign up for a free account, then post what task or service they’re willing to do for five clams. They range from the very useful, like help with maths problems, to the downright weird — “I will talk down to you like my father.” Likewise, if you’ve got a small but helpful service you’d be willing to perform for cheap, you can post your own services offered to Fiverr.
Looking for a specific service and don’t see it listed? Suggest one and hope someone comes along with a matching skill. Gigs are categorised according to type — Writing, Advertising, Technology, etc — so browse until you find what you’re looking for, or search by keyword for something specific.
What kinds of jobs would you outsource for five bucks? Would you be interested in doing jobs for others at that price point? Share your thoughts in the comments.
Fiverr [via TechCrunch]
peter
Tuesday, March 9, 2010 at 1:33 PMwhat a great idea! I love the idea that some random stranger can forgive you for $5
Johnno
Saturday, June 4, 2011 at 4:22 PMI have been using fiverr for a few months now – Its good for a giggle to scroll through what folks will do for 5 bucks. As I am an Aussie its kind of funny as my credit card statement is full of $4.86 fees as our exchange rate is higher than the yanks. Perhaps my sense of humour as the sites called 5 errr – Anyhow not a bad little site to get some marketing ideas
Amber
Tuesday, June 28, 2011 at 3:45 PMLove using Fiverr for the useful and not so useful tasks. A definite hit and miss but hey it’s only $5!
Leon
Wednesday, February 8, 2012 at 8:34 AMFiverr is simply great. I use it whenever I want something different for my business. Does anyone know of a similiar service in Australia
Jack
Monday, April 9, 2012 at 3:44 PMYes. there is similar service in Australia for Fiverr Australia. this is called Sixter http://www.Sixter.com.au