Fiverr Report Finds 75% of US Employees Likely to Go Freelance Within Three Years
- Fiverr's Nov. 12, 2026, report finds three in four U.S. employees likely to freelance within three years.
- Among U.S. full-time employees, 81% want to be their own boss; 42% value independence over a higher salary.
- Freelancing is more accessible than ever for 72% of U.S. full-time employees surveyed; 19% already hold multiple jobs or clients.
- Globally, 53% of freelancers report flexible hours, compared with 27% of full-time employees.
- U.S. freelancers expect contractors to replace full-time hiring as standard practice before 2030 at a higher rate than employees: 28% versus 19%.
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