Fiverr International is trying to grow up—right as AI grows teeth
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- Fiverr’s 2025 results (reported February 18, 2026) showed $430.9M revenue (+10.1% YoY) and stronger profitability, but the marketplace side still slipped.
- Active buyers fell to 3.1M (down 13.6% YoY), while spend per buyer climbed to $342 (+13.3% YoY)—a clear “fewer, bigger projects” strategy.
- 2026 guidance signals an intentional reset, with revenue expected at $380M–$420M as Fiverr deprioritizes low-end transactions and invests in its next phase.
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