Zinn Hub vs Fiverr

In Zinn Hub's own words.

Think of Fiverr as the bigger, longer-running gig marketplace, and Zinn Hub as the newer arrival, designed around gentler fees and breaking down language gaps. Over on Fiverr, a 20% cut comes out of each order for the seller, while the buyer also covers a service fee. Over on Zinn Hub, the buyer has no platform fee to cover, the seller's first $500 stays theirs, and listings, chat and calls get translated between 46 languages.

Where Zinn Hub stands out

• There is no platform fee for the buyer.

• A seller's first $500 stays 100% theirs.

• After that, the commission drops to 8%, or 7% on Agency.

• Placing a proposal costs nothing, and you need not buy anything before bidding.

• Across 46 languages, listings, chat, reviews and text inside images get translated in both directions.

• Calls happen live, with either captions or a translated voice that speaks.

• Zinn Hub adds no fee on payouts, and every listing can take crypto.

• Before a freelancer is allowed to list, their identity and skills are checked.

Where Fiverr is strong

• It is a long-running, established platform.

• It holds a bigger history of orders and reviews.

Differences

• Fiverr removes 20% from the seller on each order, whereas Zinn Hub starts at 0% on the first $500 and then drops to 8%.

• A buyer service fee is added by Fiverr, while Zinn Hub asks nothing from buyers.

• Fiverr leads with English, while Zinn Hub translates listings, chat, reviews and calls between 46 languages.

• Fiverr is a shop for gigs, but Zinn Hub also offers project briefs, a directory and live calls.

• Withdrawing on Fiverr can cost money, but Zinn Hub puts no fee on payouts and accepts crypto on every listing.

• Fiverr has been around longer, so it holds more past orders and reviews.

• Zinn Hub checks who a freelancer is and what they can do before they may list.

• Using Fiverr means paying to join an older platform; using Zinn Hub means you keep more money and language stops getting in the way.