Arbel Kimmick

Arbel Kimmick has been a full-time freelancer since 2013, starting with web design and internet marketing before pivoting to voiceovers on Fiverr in 2016. She worked with brands like Mars Candy, IBM, and Post Cereal through her voiceover gigs and accumulated nearly 3,000 five-star reviews on her Fiverr profile. In 2022, a pricing mistake de-ranked her voiceover gig overnight, and rather than quit, she rebuilt her…

Arbel Kimmick has been a full-time freelancer since 2013, starting with web design and internet marketing before pivoting to voiceovers on Fiverr in 2016. She worked with brands like Mars Candy, IBM, and Post Cereal through her voiceover gigs and accumulated nearly 3,000 five-star reviews on her Fiverr profile. In 2022, a pricing mistake de-ranked her voiceover gig overnight, and rather than quit, she rebuilt her business from scratch by becoming one of the first UGC creators on the platform. That pivot took her to $250,000+ in total Fiverr sales and eventually earned her an official appointment as Fiverr's Community Leader for all U.S.-based sellers. In 2025, Fiverr flew her to New York where she rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange alongside top freelancers and Fiverr millionaires. She teaches UGC and Fiverr-focused courses through her brand Freelance Big Sis, with her flagship product being UGC Fiverr Academy (UFA). The course is priced at $297 (down from a listed value of $997) and covers 12 modules on everything from setting up a Fiverr seller account to producing UGC content, pricing brand deals, optimizing gigs, and scaling into advanced offers like TikTok Shop Collabs and Amazon Shoppable videos. UFA includes private community access, monthly trending updates curated by Arbel, gig audits, and a Notion gig template. She also offers a separate product called the UGC Edge Mega Bundle, sold through freelancebigsis.com. Her second brand, CREATOR5, launched in April 2025 and targets creators looking for an additional revenue stream, though pricing details aren't publicly listed. She's been a Fiverr Pro-vetted seller throughout this period and maintains an active presence teaching on TikTok (78,800+ followers) and YouTube. The honest picture on Arbel's courses is mixed in an interesting way. There are no third-party review aggregator scores on AllPros yet, but her sales page shows multiple student screenshots claiming first gigs worth $2,500, consistent monthly income of $2,000 to $3,000 from Fiverr, and one student reporting $100,000 in cumulative Fiverr earnings. These results are self-reported and curated by Arbel, not independently verified. Her Fiverr profile itself has over 3,000 five-star reviews as an active seller, which validates her firsthand expertise. The course's Fiverr-specific angle is genuinely differentiated — it's not a generic UGC course, it teaches a specific platform strategy that most UGC educators ignore. The main risk is market timing: Fiverr's UGC category is growing but has also become more competitive since 2022. AllPros exists to give you the kind of signal Arbel's own sales page can't. She has a real track record, official platform recognition, and documented student wins. But the absence of verified third-party reviews means you're still making a decision on one data source. If you've taken UGC Fiverr Academy or any of her programs, your verified review on AllPros helps the next creator make a better call.