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FVRRFiverr International Ltd.
$8.30$298M
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Fiverr International Ltd. (FVRR) Cash Flow Statement

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Operating cash flow fell from $32.7M in 2025Q3 to $8.7M in 2026Q3 and free cash flow margin compressed to 9.5%, while $42.5M of buybacks across the last three quarters absorbed cash during the revenue decline.

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FVRR Cash Flow Statement

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FVRR Cash Flow Statement

Fiverr International Ltd. (FVRR) cash flow statement — 9-year operating, investing & financing cash flows

AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17
Cash from Operations68.18M104.59M83.07M83.19M30.11M38.04M17.14M-13.94M-51.68M-5.26M
Operating CF Margin %-24.27%21.22%23.02%8.93%12.78%9.04%-13.02%-68.44%-10.1%
Operating CF Growth %-162.8%25.91%-0.14%176.26%-20.84%121.98%222.88%73.02%-881.87%-
Net Income25.76M20.98M18.25M3.68M-71.49M-65.01M-14.81M-33.54M-36.06M-19.32M
Depreciation & Amortization10.08M14.69M10.48M5.99M10.19M6.88M4.34M3.57M2.25M1.09M
Stock-Based Compensation8.22M073.94M68.7M71.75M55.41M15.81M8.9M11.65M1.4M
Deferred Taxes000008.13M0000
Other Non-Cash Items39.06M69.21M1.23M2.09M23.79M19.52M2.09M-923K-51K-225K
Working Capital Changes-14.95M-298K-20.83M2.73M-4.13M13.11M9.7M8.05M-29.46M11.79M
Change in Receivables7.66M7.26M-18.32M-2.88M-4.85M-6.24M-1.78M-1.58M-143K11K
Change in Inventory00004.85M6.24M01.58M00
Change in Payables5.52M2.59M-409K-3.19M3.88M18.12M10.36M240K808K-145K
Cash from Investing-15.23M378.61M-28.82M9.78M-14.62M-229.47M-326.36M-136.08M26.07M5.08M
Capital Expenditures-576.31K-1.31M-2.51M-1.05M-2.37M-2.58M-2.09M-1.75M-1.6M-3.4M
CapEx % of Revenue0.14%0.3%0.64%0.29%0.7%0.87%1.1%1.64%2.12%6.52%
Acquisitions-21.37M-20.15M-39.74M00-97.08M0-9.97M-2.68M0
Investments----------
Other Investing-33.61M750K-300K46.8M-1.25M-41.12M-76.28M-40K-490K-1.52M
Cash from Financing-507.75M-491.8M-104.22M2.85M-1.64M-2.4M551.81M117.99M53.89M1.25M
Debt Issued (Net)-487.88M-460M-3.99M0-2.27M-599K446.74M-470K-421K857K
Equity Issued (Net)-17.25M-29.16M-96.73M2.77M3.77M8.29M129.85M117.69M53.07M0
Dividends Paid0000000000
Share Repurchases-18.79M-32.53M-100.08M0000000
Other Financing-2.62M-2.64M-3.5M87K-3.13M-10.09M-24.78M773K1.24M396K
Net Change in Cash-432.29M-6.16M-50.2M95.78M13.82M-193.96M243.86M-31.78M28.09M1.7M
Free Cash Flow67.62M103.94M81.77M82.07M27.74M35.46M13.1M-15.7M-53.27M-8.66M
FCF Margin %16.85%24.12%20.89%22.71%8.22%11.91%6.91%-14.66%-70.56%-16.62%
FCF Growth %-40.57%27.12%-0.38%195.88%-21.77%170.68%183.44%70.53%-515.16%-
FCF per Share1.822.802.162.100.750.990.41-0.77-2.08-0.34
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)2.62x4.98x4.55x22.60x-0.42x-0.59x-1.16x0.42x1.43x0.27x
Interest Paid00118K145K246K107K115K131K148K158K
Taxes Paid005.73M589K235K78K036K146K309K

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityWeak
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowDeteriorating
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Operating cash flow decline

Cash Conversion Diverges From Earnings

According to reported figures, Fiverr's operating cash flow ran at 6.88 times net income in 2026Q3 and 2.47 times in 2026Q1, a gap that suggests reported earnings are understating cash generation relative to accounting profit and warrants further scrutiny of accruals and non-cash items.

The consistently high OCF-to-net-income ratios indicate that cash generation has been driven by non-cash add-backs such as stock-based compensation and deferred revenue timing rather than by core operating profit alone. Operating income turned slightly negative in 2026Q3 while operating cash flow remained at $8.7M, so investors should monitor whether this cash cushion proves durable once working capital movements normalize. The 35.47x ratio in 2025Q1 reflects a very small net income base and is better read as noise than as a signal of earnings quality.

Free Cash Flow Compressing From Peak

Based on Fiverr's reported figures, free cash flow margin fell from 30.2% in 2025Q3 to 9.5% in 2026Q3, a sharp compression that tracks the revenue contraction and suggests the cash engine is shrinking faster than the top line.

The decline from roughly $32.6M of quarterly FCF in 2025Q3 to $8.6M in 2026Q3 is steeper than revenue alone would imply, pointing to a deterioration in operating cash generation per dollar of sales. Free cash flow still remains positive, which indicates the business is not yet burning cash, but the trajectory warrants close monitoring. The lower capital intensity, with CapEx near 0.1% to 0.3% of revenue, means the compression is driven almost entirely by operating dynamics rather than investment spending.

Minimal Capital Intensity Limits Reinvestment

As reported in financial statements, Fiverr's CapEx has remained between roughly $87K and $326K per quarter, or about 0.1% to 0.3% of revenue, indicating an asset-light model with little physical reinvestment requirement.

Low CapEx against D&A of $3M to $4M per quarter suggests depreciation and amortization largely reflect previously capitalized software and intangibles rather than ongoing maintenance of physical plant. This asset-light profile supports high FCF conversion when revenue is stable, but it also means the company has limited levers to cut investment if revenue continues to contract. Investors should note that capitalized development costs, if any, are not separately visible in the supplied CapEx line and may warrant review in the filings.

Buybacks Absorb Cash Amid Decline

Based on Fiverr's reported figures, share repurchases of $23.5M in 2025Q3, $11.0M in 2025Q4, and $8.0M in 2026Q1 consumed a meaningful portion of operating cash flow while revenue was falling, raising questions about capital allocation priorities.

Repurchasing stock during a period of declining revenue and narrowing operating margins may signal management confidence in intrinsic value, but it also redirects cash that could otherwise serve as a buffer against further contraction. Dividends are absent from the supplied data, so buybacks represent the sole shareholder return channel. Acquisition outflows of $21.4M in 2025Q4 and $30.2M in 2024Q3 are visible in the data and should be assessed for whether they contributed to the revenue trajectory.

Stock Compensation Masks Cash Strain

As reported in financial statements, stock-based compensation of $15.8M to $18.5M in several quarters likely inflates operating cash flow relative to the cash cost of running the business, a framing that the headline OCF figures may not fully reflect.

Because SBC is added back in operating cash flow, the reported cash generation overstates the economic cost of employee compensation when that compensation is paid in equity rather than cash. Quarters where SBC is reported as zero in the supplied data limit the ability to assess this effect consistently over the full ten-quarter window. Investors should weigh FCF after SBC when evaluating whether the 9.5% current FCF margin represents durable owner earnings.

FVRR — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying FVRR stock.

How much cash does Fiverr International Ltd. (FVRR) generate from operations?

Fiverr International Ltd. (FVRR) generated $104.6M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Fiverr International Ltd.'s free cash flow?

Fiverr International Ltd. (FVRR) generated $103.9M in free cash flow in 2025. Free cash flow is the cash left over after capital expenditures, which can be used to pay dividends, repurchase shares, or pay down debt.

What is Fiverr International Ltd.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Fiverr International Ltd. (FVRR) spent $1.3M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does Fiverr International Ltd. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, Fiverr International Ltd. (FVRR) spent $32.5M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.