Ditto - I’ve used it for voiceover work and graphic design, and have always been very happy with the quality-for-price.
And if you’re thinking of being a vendor, do the math - some of the voice over folks I hired had to be making north of $50 an hour provided they had enough orders to queue, which is pretty decent for work-from-home piece work.
But some others probably only got 1 or 2 orders a day, which probably isn’t worth their time. Where you fall on that is highly dependent on your qualify, referrals, and existing customer base, I’d imagine.
I needed someone to play flute on a music track. It’s kind of hard to find a musician that plays it regularly.
Someone that played years ago in a high school band wasn’t going to work.
I found a musician at a reasonable price. Figured it was worth a shot.
I assumed Fiveer is primarily part-time work for many people. They have days jobs and Fiveer is a way to earn extra $$$$ without moonlighting as a cashier at a convenience store.
I forgot all about Fiverr. Things have changed. It used to be that everything cost $5 and it was for simple errands and such. It’s way more professional and expensive now.