The Fiverr ad will build on the company's recent campaign focused on small businesses as they navigate digital transformation.

Fiverr, the Israeli-founded marketplace that began as a place for freelancers to offer services for as little as $5, launched Fiverr Studios last week as a way for sellers on the platform to collaborate with each other. With the new platform, freelancers on Fiverr can now team up under one “studio” to combine skills, create […]

A new report by Israel-based IVC Research Center and law firm Meitar Liquornik Geva Leshem Tal shows a significant increase in total exit value from the first half of 2018.

The new office will be Fiverr's first office in Germany and is part of the company's plans for global expansion.

The Tel Aviv-based company, which developed a platform for freelancers offering services for as little as $5, is looking to go public in the US, The Marker reports.

TechAviv's Yaron Samid recently compiled a list of startups and firms founded in Israel or by Israelis to 'show Israel’s transformation from a 'start-up nation' to a 'scale-up nation.'

Israel may be known as the Startup Nation, but many Israeli startups still prefer to operate in the Big Apple than in the Land of Milk and Honey. With over 200 Israeli startups in New York City alone, NoCamels selected 10 promising Israeli startups trying their luck with the American Dream.

Israeli company Fiverr, which offers a $5 marketplace for various goods and services (called "gigs") has launched its mobile app. Now, you can browse through their gig index from your smartphone and book the gig you like.

Ever since its launch in 2010, Israeli startup Fiverr has been setting the tone in what they call "the gig economy" – letting users provide $5 services for people worldwide. Now, the company is upgrading their website and letting users charge up to $500.

Offer any service you'd like, as long as you don't charge more than $5. That's the simple and brilliant concept behind Fiverr – the Israeli startup that was named most promising by financial magazine Globes. Three years into business, the website offers no less than one million services.