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Fiverr vs Target

Fiverr or Target? Commission, cookie window, payout schedule and approval, compared side by side.

Fiverr takes 3 of 5 compared terms. Which one earns more still depends on your audience — the table below shows where each one wins.

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Fiverr vs Target compared across 15 criteria
Criterion Fiverr Top pick Target
The money
Commission ✔ 25–70% 8%
Pays for 1 year —
Payout type Tiered One-time
Tier ladder Fiverr Marketplace 25% of the first order plus 10% revenue share for 12 months, Fiverr Pro 70% of the first order plus 10% revenue share for 12 months, Logo Maker $30 fixed plus 10% revenue share for 12 months No tiers
Terms
Cookie window ✔ 30 days 7 days
Ease of starting 3 / 5 ✔ 3.5 / 5
Approval Reviewed Reviewed
Our rating — —
Getting paid
Paid out Monthly (Net-30 after you request payment. Requests made between the 2nd and 15th are reviewed on the 24th and paid by the 7th of the following month; requests from the 16th onward are reviewed on the 11th and paid on the 15th.) Monthly (The terms default to monthly payment unless your individual insertion order specifies something else.)
Minimum payout $100 (You must reach this balance before a payment request can be submitted. Earnings below it stay in your balance.) Target publishes no minimum balance; the threshold is whatever Impact sets on your account.
Clearing hold — —
Payment methods Bank wire transfer ✔ Direct deposit, Check
Rules
Self-referral — —
Paid search — Restricted
Affiliate assets ✔ Banners, Creatives, Gig Ads widget, Search Box widget, Deep links, Geo rotation group, Affiliate dashboard Banners, Widgets, Text links, Merchandiser product datafeed, Weekly newsletters with promos and deals

A ✔ marks the better term on that row. Rows where the programs match, where the terms aren't comparable, or where a program hasn't published a figure are left unmarked — a dash means unknown, not zero.

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