Originally Posted by John Lawrence Schick
Wondering... will they sign-off all rights to the take they send you?

John smile


When fiverr first started the default was that any person offering services automatically gave up the copyright in favor of the client. ie.

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Who Owns the Copyright?
On the Fiverr platform, buyers are granted all rights for the delivered work, unless otherwise specified by the seller on their Gig page.

Note: Some Gigs charge additional payments (through Gig Extras) for commercial use.

This means that if you purchase the Gig for personal use, you will own all rights to the delivered work without purchasing the Extra. If you intend to use it for business purposes, you will need to buy the Extra. Fiverr retains the right to use all published delivered works for Fiverr marketing and promotion purposes. If you have more questions, visit our complete Terms of Service.
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https://buyers.fiverr.com/en/article/copyright-and-intellectual-property-rights

I see that now although a service has to offer some sort of deal for a fiver, most offer advanced deals for more realistic price.

and often now, a small extra is asked for commercial copyright. usually an extra $10 to $30.

I always send a contact message asking for a final cost and if copyright is mine.

they will also agree not to use the work in their sample page after its finished if you un-tick the relevant box on completion.

hope that helps

Roy

Last edited by Roy Cooper; 02/03/20 04:20 PM.

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