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Hiring a website designer on Fiverr in 2026: prices, what to look for and what to send

Short answer

A website designer on Fiverr is a freelance UI designer who creates the visual layout of your web pages, usually as Figma or Adobe XD mockups that a developer then builds. On September 29, 2026 well-reviewed gigs had a median starting price of $80 for roughly one page, while complete multi-page designs typically cost $100 to $1,500 with desktop and mobile versions.

By Zoltan Juhasz Updated Last checked

Key takeaways

  • Across 40 well-reviewed website design gigs on page one of Fiverr's category on September 29, 2026, the median starting price was $80 and the middle half ran from $51.25 to $90.
  • The starting price usually buys one page designed in Figma or Adobe XD, not a working website. Full multi-page designs typically cost $100 to $1,500.
  • Only 4 of 40 gigs were Fiverr Pro, but their median starting price was $267.50, more than three times the marketplace median.
  • Ask for desktop and mobile layouts for every page. A design with no mobile frames is half the job.
  • The median starting package delivers in 3 days per page, so a 5-page site design realistically takes 1-2 weeks with feedback.

Shortlist: Website design (UI) gigs worth a look

Sorted by review count. Only listings rated 4.8 or higher make the table.

Gig Seller Rating From Delivery Link
Design responsive website in 10 hours ZAIN SAEED Top Rated, PK 5.0 (4,253) from $90 6 days See on Fiverr
Build wordpress website, custom wordpress website, business website development Fatima T. Level 2, PK 4.8 (2,513) from $80 3 days See on Fiverr
Design or redesign shopify website, shopify store design, shopify expert Ovalfox Level 2, PK 4.8 (1,651) from $150 4 days See on Fiverr
Design awesome website or landing page Pro Bojan Sandic Top Rated, BA 4.9 (1,318) from $385 3 days See on Fiverr
Do shopify store design and redesign shopify website design shopify dropshipping Dani Studio Level 2, PK 4.9 (962) from $80 4 days See on Fiverr
Do wix website redesign, wix website design, redesign wix website, wix website Fiverr's Choice Hertz Studio Level 2, PK 4.9 (827) from $70 3 days See on Fiverr
Do shopify store design and redesign, website design, shopify dropshipping Amna Riaz Level 2, PK 4.9 (805) from $60 3 days See on Fiverr
Be your wordpress developer, website designer, and migrate wordpress website Ai Nexus Level 2, PK 4.9 (708) from $70 3 days See on Fiverr
Build squarespace website design, redesign squarespace website development Hasan Mahmud Level 2, BD 4.9 (488) from $80 3 days See on Fiverr
Build squarespace website design, website development as a squarespace expert Jubaer Ahmed Level 2, BD 4.8 (419) from $80 4 days See on Fiverr
Design or redesign a professional wix website Pro M.j. Munzir Top Rated, LK 4.9 (323) from $150 3 days See on Fiverr
Design an interactive and 3d animated webflow website Pro IntoPlaceDesign Top Rated, DE 5.0 (154) from $1935 14 days See on Fiverr

Checked on September 29, 2026. Starting prices in USD as listed by the seller.

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The first thing to know about Fiverr’s website design category: it is design, not building. You are buying pictures of your website, done properly, that someone then turns into code. Mix those up and you will end up with a beautiful Figma file and no live site.

How much does a website designer cost on Fiverr?

Across the 40 well-reviewed gigs (4.7 stars or better, 20+ reviews) on the first page of Fiverr’s website design category on September 29, 2026, the median starting price was $80 and the middle half ran from $51.25 to $90. Starting prices ranged from $5 to $1,935. These are the prices of each gig’s cheapest package, not the cost of a full site design.

Checked on Sept 29, 2026Website design (UI)
Median starting price$80
Middle 50% of starting prices$51.25 to $90
Typical delivery (starting package)3 days
Fiverr Pro gigs in the sample4 of 40 (Pro median $267.50)

At $80 you typically get one page, often the homepage, in a single screen size with two or three revisions. The price goes up with page count, mobile and tablet versions, a design system or style guide and whether the seller designs clickable prototypes.

Package tierTypical priceWhat it usually includes
Basic$100 to $250Homepage design, desktop only, 2 revisions, Figma or XD file
Standard$250 to $7003-5 pages, desktop and mobile, style sheet, 3-4 revisions
Premium$700 to $1,5006-10+ pages, responsive frames, component library, clickable prototype, developer handoff notes

A $400 design order comes to $422 with Fiverr’s 5.5% service fee, before any tax. See the Fiverr fees guide for small orders, where a fixed fee also applies.

Marketplace or Fiverr Pro for website design?

The marketplace covers most small-business website designs well. Only 4 of the 40 gigs in our sample were Fiverr Pro, and the marketplace median of $80 per starting package leaves room to pay for mobile layouts and extra pages.

Pro is worth it when the site is revenue-critical (an ecommerce store, a SaaS marketing site) or when you want one person to handle design and handoff to your dev team cleanly. The Pro median starting price was $267.50, which reflects sellers who usually include discovery and a design system. For product screens and user flows rather than marketing pages, look at UX and app design instead.

How do you read a website design gig before ordering?

  • Tool and file. Figma is the default in 2026. Make sure you get edit access or ownership of the file, not a view-only link that disappears.
  • Pages and breakpoints. “1 page” might mean desktop only. Look for “responsive” or “mobile version” in the package.
  • Does it include copy? Most designers use placeholder text. If you do not have copy, budget for website copywriting first, because designing around lorem ipsum hides layout problems.
  • Stock images and fonts. Ask whether images are free-license stock or placeholders you must replace, and whether fonts are free web fonts or need a paid license.
  • Handoff. Good sellers export assets and label components so a developer can build without guessing. If you already have a developer, ask them what they need.
  • Portfolio with live links. Mockups are easy to make pretty. Live sites built from the seller’s designs show they design things that can actually be built.

With the brief ready, compare website designers on Fiverr against this list.

What should you put in a website design brief?

Paste this into the requirements form:

  • Business, audience and the one action you want visitors to take (call, buy, book, sign up)
  • Page list with a line on each page’s purpose
  • Your copy, or a note that the designer should use placeholders
  • Brand assets: logo files, colors, fonts, brand guide
  • Two or three websites you like and what exactly you like about each
  • One website you dislike and why
  • Platform it will be built on (WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, custom) so the design fits it
  • Screen sizes needed: desktop, tablet, mobile
  • Final file: Figma file transferred to your account, plus exported assets

What are the red flags in website design gigs?

  • A $5 “website design” that turns out to be a theme installation. That is development of a template, not design.
  • Portfolio images that are all Dribbble-style shots with no live sites behind them.
  • No mobile layouts mentioned anywhere. Check your analytics: for many small-business sites, phones bring a large share of visitors.
  • View-only Figma links with no offer to transfer the file.
  • A seller who starts designing without asking about your audience or goal. You will get a generic template look.

What should you check when the design arrives?

Open the file in Figma yourself before you accept. Fiverr auto-completes an order three days after delivery if you take no action, and you ask for changes with “No, I’m not ready yet” on the order page.

CheckWhat good looks like
OwnershipFile transferred to your Figma account or team, with edit rights
PagesEvery page in the brief, in desktop and mobile frames
StylesColors and text styles saved, not typed in by hand on each frame
ComponentsButtons, cards and nav built as reusable components
StatesHover, form errors and empty states for anything interactive
AssetsImages and icons exportable at the sizes your developer needs

Share the file with your developer before the order completes and ask one question: “Can you build this without guessing?” If the answer is no, you still have revisions left.

Where do you find a good website designer?

The shortlist on this page lists live website design gigs that passed our rating and review filters, with starting prices and delivery times stamped on the day we checked. Pick two or three, send the brief above and compare how specifically each one responds. When the design is approved, the website development guide covers hiring someone to build it.

Browse website designers on Fiverr

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Frequently asked questions

Does a Fiverr website designer also build the site?
Usually not. Website design gigs deliver visual mockups in Figma, Adobe XD or Photoshop; a developer then builds them. Some sellers offer both, but check the package says 'development' or 'coded' before assuming.
What file should I receive from a web designer?
A shared Figma file (or XD file) with every page in desktop and mobile sizes, plus exported images and a style sheet of colors and fonts. Ask for edit access or a transferred file, not just a view link.
How many pages does a starter package cover?
Most starting packages cover one page, usually the homepage. Inner pages are cheaper per page once the homepage sets the style, so ask for a quote on the full page list.
Are hosting and a domain included in a website design gig?
Rarely. A design gig usually delivers page designs, often as a Figma file, and the build, hosting and domain are separate costs you pay to other providers. Register the domain and hosting in your own name so you keep control whoever builds the site.
Can I give a Fiverr designer a site I like to copy?
Give references for layout and mood, not a site to clone. A good designer will pull ideas from two or three references and apply your own brand, content and calls to action.

Written by Zoltan Juhasz

Editor, GigBuyerGuide, NetPartners Marketing

Zoltan Juhasz is a Montreal-area marketing consultant who runs NetPartners Marketing. He is a Communications graduate of Concordia University and spent fifteen years in artist management and press release distribution, work that meant commissioning design, video, translation and press material from freelancers on a budget and a deadline. He reads every Fiverr listing on this site himself and stamps each fact with the date it was checked.

  • Editor and publisher, NetPartners Marketing
  • Communications graduate, Concordia University
  • Fifteen years in artist management and press release distribution