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How much does an explainer video cost?

$150–$1,200 is the range sellers actually publish for this on Fiverr — we haven't independently verified it yet.

Sixty seconds of explainer, and what each budget tier changes.

Where the money sits

Fiverr's seller tiers are public and so are their criteria. What we can't tell you yet is whether paying up actually buys you more here — that needs us to commission the work, and we haven't.

Entry
$150–$517

Level 1–2 sellers and newcomers building a rating

Mid
$517–$885

Top Rated sellers — Fiverr's badge, with published criteria

Top
$885–$1,200

Fiverr Pro — the only tier the platform vets by hand

Can you just do it yourself?

We haven't assessed this one yet. When we do, the question is whether the people reaching for a template are the same people who would otherwise hire someone — if they aren't, a big DIY audience doesn't actually compete for this work.

What a ranking here would turn on

The ranking will buy the same 60-second explainer from every tier with an identical script and compare storyboard quality, revision policy, and whether the source project file is included.

Before you order

Four things worth settling first

None of these need us to have tested anything. They are the questions that decide whether the thing you get back is usable, and they are all cheaper to ask now than to argue about later.

  1. 1Approve a storyboard before any animation begins. Changes after that point are the expensive ones.
  2. 2Confirm whether voice-over is included or you supply it.
  3. 3Ask whether the source project file is included, so a future edit does not mean starting over.
  4. 4Check music licensing covers commercial use on the platforms you will publish to.
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