Fiverr Gig Auditor
Enter your gig title, description, tags, and price. Get an AI-powered score across 5 dimensions with specific, actionable feedback — and a prioritised list of improvements to make today.
Enter your gig details
Getting the most out of your gig audit
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Enter your gig details
Fill in your gig title, description, tags, starting price, and category. For the most accurate audit, paste your full gig description — the AI evaluates structure, keyword density, buyer focus, and call to action. You can audit a live gig or a draft before publishing.
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Run the audit
Click 'Audit my gig' (free account required). The AI scores your gig across 5 dimensions in seconds: title strength, description quality, keyword optimisation, pricing, and trust signals.
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Fix your top priorities first
Review the score breakdown and read the feedback for each dimension. The audit highlights your top 3 improvements — focus on these first. After making changes, wait 2–4 weeks and re-run the audit to measure progress.
Common questions about gig auditing
How does the Fiverr Gig Auditor work?
You enter your gig title, description, tags, starting price, and category. The tool sends that information to an AI trained on Fiverr best practices, which scores your gig across 5 dimensions: title strength, description quality, keyword optimisation, pricing, and trust signals. Each dimension is scored out of 20 for a total of 100. You also get specific feedback per dimension and a prioritised list of improvements to make.
What 5 dimensions does the audit score?
Title Strength (keyword relevance, clarity, character efficiency), Description Quality (structure, buyer focus, deliverable specificity), Keyword & Tag Optimisation (tag relevance, diversity, long-tail coverage), Pricing & Positioning (market appropriateness, value communication), and Trust & Credibility Signals (professional tone, specificity, social proof language). Each is scored out of 20.
How accurate is the AI audit?
The audit reflects best practices from high-performing Fiverr gigs and general conversion copywriting principles. It's a useful diagnostic — it will identify clear weaknesses like vague titles, missing keywords, or weak CTAs. It won't predict your exact search ranking (Fiverr's algorithm is proprietary), but the dimensions it scores are consistently cited factors in Fiverr's own seller documentation and in successful seller case studies.
What's a good gig score?
75–100 indicates a strong, well-optimised gig. 50–74 suggests room for improvement in at least 1–2 areas. Below 50 usually means the gig has significant structural issues — a weak title, thin description, or poor keyword coverage — that are likely limiting its search visibility. Use the dimension breakdown to identify which specific areas to fix first.
Should I copy and paste my live gig or draft?
Either works. Auditing your live gig tells you what to fix before your next update. Auditing a draft before publishing lets you optimise it before buyers ever see it. For the most useful result, paste the full description — not a shortened version — so the AI has enough content to evaluate structure, keywords, and buyer focus.
How often should I re-audit my gig?
After making changes based on the audit feedback, wait 2–4 weeks to observe the effect on impressions and clicks in your Fiverr analytics. Then re-audit the updated version. Avoid editing your gig too frequently — changes can temporarily affect your gig's position in search results while Fiverr re-indexes it.