Bubble on Fiverr: prices, tags and skills

What Bubble gigs charge

Median package prices across 172 gigs:

• Basic: $80
• Standard: $350
• Premium: $800

Most used tags

• bubble (104 gigs)
• bubble io (95 gigs)
• bubble developer (91 gigs)
• saas (78 gigs)
• api integration (67 gigs)
• bubble app (61 gigs)
• mvp (61 gigs)
• bubble website (56 gigs)
• bubble.io (54 gigs)
• bubble mvp (51 gigs)

Skills buyers expect

Clients hiring in this subcategory expect end-to-end Bubble.io delivery: functional, responsive web or PWA-style apps (MVPs, SaaS, marketplaces) with integrations (APIs, payments, auth) and clear post-launch support. Sellers differentiate by speed, integration depth (Stripe, AI, Web3), and polished UI/UX or Figma-to-Bubble implementation.

• Bubble.io development
• Workflows & logic
• Database design
• Responsive design
• API integration
• Payment integration
• Authentication & roles
• UI/UX implementation
• Testing & debugging

What stands out in this market

Pricing bifurcation — low-ticket fixes vs high-ticket custom builds

Many gigs show a low entry price point (~$50–$100 basic packages) for small tasks or fixes, while standard/premium tiers scale widely ($400–$5,000+) for full apps or SaaS. Market significance: buyers use Bubble for both quick, inexpensive tasks and for high-value product development — sellers can capture volume with standardized micro-services and higher margins with bespoke MVP/SaaS projects.

High demand for integrations (APIs, payments, third-party apps)

Tags and titles frequently call out API integration, Stripe/payment gateways and connecting third‑party services. Market significance: integration capability is a core purchase driver for Bubble projects — specialists who reliably deliver complex integrations command premium pricing and steady workflow.

Productization around MVPs and SaaS platforms

Many listings explicitly market MVP, SaaS, marketplace and CRM builds (often with tiered packages). Market significance: clients increasingly see Bubble as a rapid path to launch repeatable products; suppliers who offer productized, repeatable MVP/SaaS packages (templated features, onboarding, pricing tiers) can scale and attract startup and SMB customers.

Rapid adoption of AI/LLM features and Figma-to-Bubble workflows

Several gigs advertise AI/LLM (ChatGPT) integrations and Figma-to-Bubble conversion as value adds. Market significance: integrating AI capabilities and streamlined design-to-build workflows is becoming a competitive differentiator — offering bundled AI features or design-to-deploy services can justify higher AOVs and faster sales cycles.

Differentiation via certification, full-stack no-code skills and recurring services

Sellers highlight Bubble certification, full-stack/no-code capability (UI/UX, responsive design, CMS), and post-launch roles (maintenance, upgrades). Market significance: trust signals (certs, ratings) and ongoing support are key to winning larger projects; recurring maintenance, hosting, or product management services represent reliable upsell and subscription revenue opportunities.