Better Buy: Fiver vs. Upwork More than a third of American workers are now part of the "gig economy," which consists of private contract work. This percentage could continue to rise as new job opportunities emerge on online platforms such as Riverr (NYSE: and Upwork (NASDAQ: . Riverr, founded 11 years ago, allows users to post or receive gigs starting at $ 5. Up work, which includes two older platforms and Desk) six years ago, connects companies with freelancers. A young woman works in front of her computer at home. PHOTO SOURCE: GETTY IMAGES. Fiverr came out publicly in June 2019 for $ 21 per share, closed for about $ 40 on the first day, and currently trades for about $ 230. Up work went public in October 2018 for $ 15 per share, closed almost $ $ 21 on the first day, and it finally doubled to about $ 46 today. Fiver has generated greater profits than Up work, but we should not judge stocks based on their previous performance. Let’s take a look at these two gro...
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