Estate planning as a Fiverr account holder

Fiverr is a freelance marketplace where sellers offer services ("gigs") to buyers worldwide. The estate-relevant asset is the seller's earnings balance: when a buyer completes an order, the revenue enters a clearing period and then becomes "Available for withdrawal" — real money the seller can move to PayPal, a Payoneer account, a bank account, or the Fiverr Revenue Card. Those cleared funds are recoverable value for an estate. By contrast, the Fiverr account itself, the seller level and reputation built up over time, and any active gigs and in-progress orders are tied to the individual seller and are not transferable.

Fiverr International Ltd. reviews transfer requests for Fiverr balance on a case-by-case basis after the account holder's death. Approval is at the company's sole discretion, and documentation requirements must be met before any transfer is considered.

What happens at death

Fiverr does not publish a dedicated deceased-account or estate process and reviews account matters on a case-by-case basis through Customer Support. The Fiverr account itself is personal to the seller and is not transferable, and the seller level, reviews, and reputation built up over time are tied to that individual account and cannot be inherited or continued by a successor. Active gigs and in-progress orders are likewise tied to the seller and generally must be cancelled or refunded rather than fulfilled by the estate. Because Fiverr has no published rule for a deceased seller, an executor's practical entry point is Fiverr Customer Support, which may request a death certificate and documentation establishing authority to act for the estate and then decides how the account and any balance are handled. Separately, any cleared earnings balance the seller holds is money rather than a marketplace right: it is recovered through the payout provider linked to the account (PayPal, a Payoneer account, a bank account, or the Fiverr Revenue Card), which is a financial-institution matter rather than a Fiverr estate transfer. Fiverr holds completed-order revenue under a clearing (safety) period — 14 days for most sellers, and 7 days for eligible programs such as Top Rated Sellers, Seller Plus, and Fiverr Pro — before it becomes "Available for withdrawal," and requires that any balance or earned revenues be withdrawn or refunded before an account can be deactivated. If an account becomes disabled, the Payment Terms describe an automatic process under which Fiverr emails withdrawal instructions for any available funds after a 90-day waiting period. A withdrawal/payout account can be associated with only one Fiverr profile, which can complicate recovery if the executor cannot reach the seller's linked payout provider.