[Fiverr] Getting scrapped for High demand and Low competition niches

After second run of my fiverr scraper. 59 read out of the 960 niches scraped so far. From rank 14 down the Opportunity Ratio falls below 20, meaning competition is heavy for the demand, so ranks 1 to 13 are the strongest picks.

Nice work. Would like to see average price per order! that would be gold to have for each category.

Nice work x2!
This is a winning data! What else can be scraped from the public Fiverr info?

IM Dude said:

After second run of my fiverr scraper. 59 read out of the 960 niches scraped so far. From rank 14 down the Opportunity Ratio falls below 20, meaning competition is heavy for the demand, so ranks 1 to 13 are the strongest picks.

Final rank	Niche	Opportunity ratio	Results (competition)	Median reviews (demand)	Level 1 wins (20+ reviews)	Level 1 cards
1	Mastering (Mixing & Mastering)	202.7	1,100	223	4	4
2	Mixing (Mixing & Mastering)	142.3	2,600	370	8	9
3	Online Music Lessons	87.1	1,200	104.5	3	3
4	3D Modeling & Rendering (Jewelry Design)	64.5	2,900	187	7	7
5	Audiobook Production	47.9	992	47.5	4	4
6	Competitor Analysis (SEO)	44.8	524	23.5	4	11
7	Cover Letters	40.4	793	32	6	13
8	Strategy & Research (Influencer Marketing)	35.0	1,700	59.5	7	10
9	Mobile App Customization	30.5	2,200	67	7	9
10	Concept Design & Sketching (Jewelry Design)	28.8	885	25.5	5	7
11	Influencer Marketing	28.3	4,700	133	6	9
12	HVAC (Building Engineering)	25.9	1,100	28.5	5	15
13	Resume Design	21.7	3,000	65	7	8
14	Mobile App Maintenance	18.7	5,000	93.5	15	16
15	Social Media Design	16.3	55,000	897.5	3	3
16	Data Scraping	15.1	6,900	104	3	3
17	Transcription	9.9	7,100	70	4	8
18	Business Strategy & Innovation	9.8	3,200	31.5	6	9
19	Grant Proposals	9.6	2,300	22	6	14
20	Building Engineering	8.7	15,000	130.5	3	5
21	Other Subjects (Online Tutoring)	6.2	3,900	24	8	14
22	Illustration	2.0	180,000	351	7	7

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This data is really useful if people still remember that the platform exists. The few sellers I know on the platform complain about low sales.

WOW! This is very solid. Fiverr is very competitive.

Great work! What does these mean?

Great stuff btw how can we use that data in our profit pov?

nice job

coursesmania said:

Great stuff btw how can we use that data in our profit pov?

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Start by learning and selling some of top 13 (more to come) skills.

Panther28 said:

Nice work. Would like to see average price per order! that would be gold to have for each category.

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I am adding average price, good suggestion.

Funiki said:

Nice work x2!
This is a winning data! What else can be scraped from the public Fiverr info?

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Fiverr is strict about scrapping lots of data with automaton it starts blocking scrappers but that's where sellable data can be obtained. Example buyer data(leads). Like who made the purchase what did they buy and for how much how many times.

This one is on always on high demand here at BHW though.

Finding a niche with high demand and low competition is a good starting point, but it's also important to check whether buyers are actively placing orders. Looking at recent reviews, completed orders, and the quality of existing gigs can help identify realistic opportunities.

IRTIZA DIGITAL said:

Finding a niche with high demand and low competition is a good starting point, but it's also important to check whether buyers are actively placing orders. Looking at recent reviews, completed orders, and the quality of existing gigs can help identify realistic opportunities.

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This is expansive and this where fiverr starts blocking scrapers because you will need to go 1 and 2 level deeper to scrape the data. You wlll have to scrape the gigs you have to scrape the seller profiles.

IM Dude said:

Start by learning and selling some of top 13 (more to come) skills.

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good suggestion should we sell on fiverr or we can also use some other platforms like upwork etc do you know any platforms similar to fiverr?

Super useful, I did not expect music mastering to be at the top. Very interesting

coursesmania said:

good suggestion should we sell on fiverr or we can also use some other platforms like upwork etc do you know any platforms similar to fiverr?

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Upwork is outbound fiverr is inbound totally different model. In fiverr buyer come to you and in upwork you apply to the openings. SEO clerks and legiit are like fiverr, and Freelancer and guru are like upwork.

Here is 3rd run with more niches, average price and new seller wins added


Rank – Position among the 89 niches analysed, sorted by Score. 1 is the best.

Niche – The niche name exactly as Fiverr labels it.

Score – 0 to 100. Each niche is ranked against the other 89 on Opportunity ratio (50%), New Seller wins (25%) and Level 1 wins (25%), and the three are combined. 100 would mean best on all three.

Opportunity ratio – Median reviews ÷ number of competing gigs × 1,000. Reviews show demand and gig count shows competition, so a higher number means more buyer activity per competitor.

New Seller wins – New Seller gigs on the niche's first page with 20–99 reviews. Shows whether brand-new sellers are actually getting orders. 0 means nobody new is breaking in.

Level 1 wins – Level 1 gigs on the first page with 20+ reviews. Shows whether sellers one step above new can keep winning orders.

Verdict
Weak demand – the typical gig has fewer than 20 reviews, so buyers aren't ordering much.
Closed to new sellers – there's demand, but fewer than 3 New Sellers have reached 20 reviews.
Recommend – there's demand and new sellers are getting through.


Results (competition) – Total number of gigs Fiverr lists in the niche. Fewer means less competition. Where Fiverr shows "2,400+", the number is the rounded figure it displays.

Median reviews (demand) – The middle review count among the gigs on the niche's first page. Reviews stand in for orders, so this is the demand signal.

Average cost – The average "From" (starting) price across the gigs on the niche's first page, in USD. It's shown for information only and doesn't count toward the Score.

After 4th run, the criteria for high demand and low completion for new sellers is now clearly defined:

• High demand: the typical (median) gig on page one has 30+ reviews.
• Low competition: 3,000 gigs or fewer in the niche.
• Open to newcomers: at least 3 New Sellers have reached 20–99 reviews.