Fiverr

Fiverr was founded by Micha Kaufman and Shy Winninger, and was launched in February 2010. The founders envisioned a marketplace that would provide a two-way platform for people to buy and sell the various digital services offered by freelance contractors in general. . Services offered on the site include writing, translation, graphic design, video editing and programming. Fiverr's services start at 5$, and can go up to thousands of dollars with Gig Extra. Each service offered is called a "gig".

 The website was launched in early 2010 and hosted 1.3 million gigs by 2012. The volume of website transactions has increased by 600% since 2011. Additionally, since the beginning of 2013, Favor.com has been ranked among the top 100 most popular sites in the United States and 200 in the world.

 On June 1, 2010, Fiverr received 1  million $ in seed investments from Guy Gamzo and other angel investors, and in May 2012, Fرhrer received 15 15 million in funding from Excel Partners and Besmer Venture Partners. , Which ended the company's total funding upto US $ 20 million. In December 2013, Fiverr released its iOS app in the Apple App Store, and in March 2014, Fiverr released their Android app in the Google Play Store.

During August 2014, Fورhrer announced that it had raised 30 30 million in a CCC fund funded by Besmer Venture Partners, Excel (formerly known as Excel Partners) and other investors. ۔ So far, their total funding was US $50 million.

 In October 2015, Amazon.com launched legal action against 1,114 Favre sellers who claimed to have provided fake reviews on the US version of their website. Fiverr did not deny Amazon's allegations, saying: "As noted by Amazon, we have worked together to remove services that violate our Terms of Use, and any reports of inappropriate content Respond immediately. " Amazon sued after the secret sting.

In November 2015,Fiverr announced that it had raised 60  million in a Series D round fund, led by Square Peg Capital. During this period, their total funding has been brought to US $110 million. Meanwhile, the company announced that it was expanding the market to allow sellers to increase the prices of artificial services, known as Gigs, at prices above the original on US $ 5.