How much do you net after commission on Upwork, Fiverr, or Kreer?
Short answer: On a $200 service, Upwork (15%) nets ~$170; Fiverr (20%) ~$160; Kreer (14% + Stripe) ~$166.71 — with your own URL and funnel included. Adjust the amount below for your case.
Estimates in USD, for guidance only. Kreer: 14% platform fee + Stripe 2.9% + $0.30 on the amount after Kreer's commission. Upwork/Fiverr/Workana: platform commission only (excludes withdrawals or FX). See full comparison →
Commission table by platform
| Platform | Commission | Monthly fee | What's included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upwork | 10–20% | Optional Connects | Marketplace + proposals |
| Fiverr | ~20% | $0 | Generic marketplace listing |
| Workana | ~15% | $0 | LATAM freelance |
| Kreer | 14% + Stripe | $0 | kreer.app/your-name + booking + payments |
| Stripe only (DIY) | 2.9% + $0.30 | $0 | Payments — you build the site and funnel |
Why real net income matters
Commission isn't the only factor: on marketplaces you compete for visibility and don't control pricing or clients. Kreer charges only when you sell, but it includes infrastructure you'd otherwise have to piece together with Linktree + Calendly + Stripe.
Between roles? See how to generate income while job searching → using these same numbers.
How much do I net on Upwork with a $500 service?
At 15% Upwork commission: ~$425 net. On Kreer with the same rates: ~$417.23 — plus your own profile and funnel.
Is Fiverr or Kreer better for coaches and consultants?
Fiverr usually keeps ~20% and your profile competes in a generic marketplace. Kreer is built for consultative expertise with your own URL and direct clients.
Does the calculator include withdrawals or exchange rates?
No. Only platform commission (and Stripe for Kreer/DIY). Bank withdrawals may carry additional costs depending on your country.