Listing pages give the market view that a single gig cannot. A subcategory page shows each card's badge, title, rating with review count and the From price - the cheapest package - and sorts by Recommended, Best selling, Newest arrivals or price in either direction. Its filters are data too: next to the general ones - Seller details, Budget, Delivery time, Pro services, Instant response - each subcategory adds its own, such as logo style. The listing carries a gig count for each filter value, which splits a subcategory by seller level, seller country, seller language and file format without opening each gig.
Our Fiverr review scraper reads the review list of every gig: rating, review text, reviewer country, how long ago it was written, the price range of the order, the Repeat Client tag and whether a sample of work is attached. Reviewer usernames are left out by default.
Repeated runs on the same gig ids build a price history per package tier and a running count of reviews and orders in queue. Agencies can be kept apart from individual sellers, and the German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian and Dutch versions serve the same catalogue under translated labels.