Gig pages
Every gig gets its own page, with photos, an overview, a from-price, the delivery time and its pricing packages.
- Fixed-price packages with a delivery date
- Paid extras like faster delivery
- Buyers order and pay from the page
Create your own micro job website similar to Fiverr, Upwork or 99designs.
Sellers list fixed-price gigs, buyers order and pay online, and you earn a commission on every sale. Orders, payments and seller payouts are already built. Pay once, with no monthly fees.

The micro jobs theme comes with templates for five kinds of gig marketplace.

A gig board where shops, cafés and salons order small fixed-price jobs from people nearby.
Reels, carousels, captions and community replies, ordered at a fixed price.
Lawns, hedges, shelves and flat-pack, done by people nearby.
Small WordPress and website jobs at one fixed price.
Logos, voice-overs, 3D renders and hand-made pieces, each at one price.
3 templates
Turn a standard WordPress site into a full micro jobs marketplace, with gig pages, orders, online payments, seller payouts and member accounts all built in.
Every gig gets its own page, with photos, an overview, a from-price, the delivery time and its pricing packages.
Every seller gets a public profile with their gigs, a rating from past buyers and a seller level, so buyers can compare before they order.
Unlimited gig categories, with the from-price and delivery time shown on every gig.
Buyers order a gig and pay online. Each order moves from in progress to delivered to complete.
Buyers and sellers message each other privately, with email alerts for new orders, deliveries and messages.
Sellers register, post gigs, deliver orders and follow their earnings from the front end, so you are not doing it for them.
A step-by-step form lets a seller post a gig with its photos, price, delivery time and paid extras, without touching the WordPress admin area.
What buyers see and use when they visit your micro jobs website.
Search gigs by keyword and category, with price, rating and delivery time filters. Results update without reloading the page.
Ask buyers and sellers to confirm their email or phone before they can post, or upload a photo ID for a Verified badge.
Gig pages, ordering, messages and the members area all fit phones and tablets.
Gig approval, search filters, seller payouts and member checks are all set from one dashboard, not a stack of marketplace plugins.
New gigs, members and orders over 7, 30 or 90 days, a to-do list of gigs waiting for approval, and every other screen one click away.
Hold new free gigs for review, and choose what happens to a gig when its time runs out. Paid listings go live the moment payment is completed.
Every gig carries a from-price, a delivery time and its pricing packages, shown on its page and in search.
79 ready-written emails, including welcome, new order and order delivered.
Buyer ratings and reviews from across your site in one list, for you to approve or remove.
Drag each section of the gig page into the main column or the sidebar, switch optional sections off, and pick one of five photo gallery styles. A live preview shows the page before you save.
These are the plugins most gig marketplaces end up installing. With this WordPress micro jobs theme they are already in place.
English and 10 more language packs. Any label can be translated.
100+ free gateway plugins, including PayPal and Stripe, each paying into your own merchant account.
Members confirm their email or phone before they can post.
Sample gigs, sellers and categories, so you start from a working marketplace, not a blank site.



One licence covers every gig site you own.
Step-by-step videos cover the full marketplace setup.
The micro jobs theme comes with 15 micro jobs website templates, from local business gigs to website fixes. Pick the one closest to yours, add your categories, then change anything you like.
Browse the templatesRestyle the micro jobs theme’s gig pages, headers and landing pages in the free Elementor page builder.
Search heroes, gig grids, seller cards and category strips to drag into place.
Connect your own AI account, describe your gig marketplace, and the generator lays out the pages.
Sellers post gigs and buyers order from the front end. You set the commission, featured gigs, advertising and seller membership plans, and no platform takes a cut.
Take a cut of every gig sale, at a percentage you set yourself.
Sell featured placement and homepage spots to your sellers.
Sell banner ad space on your marketplace.
Sell membership plans and subscriptions to your sellers.
Illustrative fees. You set your own rates.
The WordPress micro jobs theme is a one-time purchase. Host it yourself, set your own commission and keep everything your marketplace earns.
After 6 months, extending updates and support is optional at $49 per 6 months. Your site keeps running either way.
Every PremiumPress product in one membership, the Micro Jobs Theme included.
See memberships| Feature | Micro Jobs Theme | Hosted marketplace builder | Theme and plugin stack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $99 one-time | $29 to $299 a month | $60 plus paid add-ons |
| Commission on sales | Yours, at a rate you set | The platform takes a cut | Varies |
| Sites per licence | Unlimited, on sites you own | Not applicable | 1 site |
| Gigs, orders and payments | Built in | Yes | Add-ons |
| Monthly fees | None | Required | Add-ons |
| You own the platform | Yes | No, it is hosted | Yes |
| Site generator | Yes, your own AI account | No | No |
A general comparison, not a quote for any one product. Hosted marketplace builder means a monthly service that hosts your marketplace for you. Theme and plugin stack means a freelance theme with paid add-ons for gigs and orders.
Six steps to your own micro jobs website. It all runs on WordPress, with no coding required.
Add it to your WordPress site under Appearance, Themes and activate it. Gigs, orders and payments are inside, so no marketplace plugin is needed.

Activate with your licence key. The same key works across all gig sites you own.

One click imports sample gigs, sellers and categories, so you customise a working marketplace.

Set up the gig categories your marketplace covers, or let sellers create their own listings.

Turn on gig listings, the order system and online payments, and set your commission rate.

Arrange the 150+ Elementor blocks into your own gig grids and category pages, then launch.

How to plan, build and grow a micro jobs marketplace where people buy small services, and you earn on every order. 34 pages, from choosing a niche to your first 90 days.
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The questions we hear most before people buy the micro jobs theme.
Install the WordPress Micro Jobs Theme, import the demo site and create your gig categories. Or let freelancers list their own gigs straight away. Orders, secure payments and your commission cut are built into the theme, with nothing to code.
Yes. The theme runs the Fiverr playbook. Freelancers publish fixed-price gigs, buyers order and pay on the spot, and the site owner earns a commission on every completed order.
Yes. Freelancers list their gigs, buyers place orders, and payments are handled securely. Your commission is taken automatically.
Yes. Gig pages, category grids and the homepage are built from 150+ Elementor blocks you rearrange in the free page builder. No theme-file editing is involved.
Yes. The one-click import stocks your site with sample gigs, sellers and categories matching the live demo, so the marketplace looks alive while you swap in real listings.
Yes. Gigs, orders, sellers and commissions run from the admin area, and design changes happen in the free Elementor editor. The included video tutorials walk through everything.
Yes. Buyers browse gigs the way they browse social feeds, on a phone. So gig cards, checkout and seller dashboards all fit small screens.
Yes. The User License has no per-site cap on your own projects, so niche gig sites for design, writing and video can all run on one licence. For client work there’s the Developer License.
No. Nulled copies circulate, but on a site that processes buyer payments they’re a genuine hazard, with tampered code, no updates and no support. The real theme is one payment, with 6 months of support and a 14-day guarantee.
Yes. There’s a 14-day money-back guarantee, so you can import the demo, publish a test gig and run an order end to end before committing.
Yes. Six months of updates and support are bundled with every purchase. After that a $49-per-6-months renewal is available but never required, and the site keeps running either way.
No. The gig engine, order system, member accounts and payment gateways are all in the theme, and it leans only on free plugins like Elementor. Beyond hosting and a domain there’s nothing else to buy.
WordPress micro jobs theme · one-time $99 · unlimited installs · 14-day money-back guarantee
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