
Shares of Fiverr International (FVRR), an Israeli online marketplace for freelance services, rallied almost 5% in Wednesday’s pre-market session after the company’s fourth-quarter revenue and guidance topped Wall Street estimates.
Revenue rose 13.3% year-over-year (YoY) to $103.37 million, topping an analyst estimate of $101.39 million. Adjusted earnings per share (EPS) came in at $0.64 versus a Street estimate of $0.68.
Net income almost tripled to $12.84 million, supported by a tax benefit of $13 million during the quarter.
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As of Dec. 31, 2024, the company’s annual active buyers declined 10% to 3.6 million, while its annual spend per buyer rose 9% to $302.
Marketplace revenue declined 4% to $73.5 million during the quarter, while services revenue more than doubled to $30.2 million.
CEO and founder Micha Kaufman said the company continues to focus on its upmarket initiatives while strategically expanding Services revenue to drive further growth.
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“We started 2025 with significant momentum in our product pipeline, growth trajectory, and investments, giving us confidence in the long-term opportunity ahead,” Kaufman said.
For the first quarter of 2025, Fiverr expects revenue to grow 11%-16% YoY to $103.5 - $108.5 million, compared to an analyst estimate of $102.31 million.
The company has guided an 8% - 12% growth in its 2025 revenue to $422.0 - $438.0 million, compared to a Street estimate of $418.66 million.
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On Stocktwits, retail sentiment climbed into the ‘extremely bullish’ territory (94/100), hitting a one-year high. The move was accompanied by significant retail chatter.

Most retail chatter on Stocktwits reflects a positive take on the stock.
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FVRR stock has gained over 3% in 2025 and has risen over 24% over the past year.
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