Fiverr seller levels are the marketplace badges buyers see on Gig cards, Gig pages, and profiles. The current system is built around six performance metrics, including a Fiverr Success Score, not the older seniority-heavy checklist many outdated blogs still quote.
This guide explains Level 1, Level 2, and Top Rated using Fiverr Help Center criteria accessed 7 Nov 2026. It does not promise that any level will produce a fixed number of orders. For platform basics, see what Fiverr is.
How the current level system works
After onboarding, accounts start as new freelancers. Progress depends on meeting all required metrics for the next level:
Success Score
Rating (average of ratings from clients worked with over the past two years for the level metric; the public profile rating can reflect all-time ratings)
Response rate (replies to new messages within 24 hours over the last 90 days)
Completed orders
Unique clients (each client counted once)
Earnings
According to Fiverr's freelancer levels Help article, metrics such as seniority, days without warnings, order completion rate, and on-time deliveries are no longer directly what determines level status. That does not mean delivery quality stopped mattering. On-time delivery, cancellations, conflicts, communication, and client satisfaction still feed the Success Score, which remains one of the six level metrics. See Fiverr's .
