Pricerr Theme Review: SiteMile Microjob Theme at $349
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The short version
Pricerr is SiteMile’s microjobs marketplace theme — the one people buy to run a Fiverr-style site on WordPress. On 4 September 2026 it lists as the “Microjobs Marketplace Theme” at $349, with a 7-day no-questions refund. It ships a genuinely complete marketplace: seller levels, per-level commission, user balances, disputes, payment gateways and editable email templates. What it does not ship is evidence of recent maintenance. The newest version SiteMile publishes is v1.0.7, in a post last updated 28 March 2019.
Buy it if: you want a working microjob site this week and you get the current changelog from SiteMile first. Skip it if: you need published proof of updates before spending $349.
Every price and term below was read from sitemile.com on 4 September 2026: the products listing, the Pricerr product URL, the cancellation policy and the homepage. Screenshots are from the install we built for our original April 2020 review and are kept because SiteMile publishes none of its own; read them as a guide to the admin structure, not to today’s styling.
Pricerr price, terms and version
| Item | What SiteMile states | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Product name and price | “Microjobs Marketplace Theme” — $349 | Products listing |
| Themes in the catalogue | 17, every one priced at $349 | Products listing |
| Themes Club | $349 — “Get access to all our current and future premium WordPress themes” | Homepage |
| Refund | “7 day moneyback guarantee on purchasing our themes”, “no questions asked” | Cancellation policy |
| Latest version published | v1.0.7, in a post headed “WordPress Pricerr Theme launched v1.0.7”, “Updated March 28, 2019” | Pricerr product URL |
| Customers | “36,000+ customers”; “35,912 customers have purchased our WordPress themes” | Homepage |
| Compatibility | No WordPress or PHP version stated on any page we read | — |
| Not published | Sites per licence, support and update period, club renewal terms, live demo URL, mobile app price | — |
Quoted wording is SiteMile’s own. When we first reviewed this theme in April 2020 it was sold in five tiers from $99 to $2,249; that structure no longer exists.
The number that should decide it: $5,933 of themes for $349
SiteMile’s products page lists 17 WordPress themes, every single one priced at $349: Freelancer Marketplace, Microjobs Marketplace (Pricerr), Classified Ads, Rental Booking, Responsive Auction, Transporter Shipme, Car Auction, Student Tutor, Jobminer Job Board, Taskerdev, Buzzler Directory, Penny Auction, Walleto, Agento Real Estate, Couponerr Coupon, Domain Selling and Buying, and Digital Downloads Marketplace.
Bought one at a time, that catalogue costs 17 × $349 = $5,933. The Themes Club, which the homepage describes as access to all current and future premium themes, is $349 — the same price as Pricerr on its own.
So the club works out at $20.53 a theme, which is 5.88% of the individual-purchase cost, and buying Pricerr alone gets you 1/17th of what the same money buys through the club. The arithmetic: $349 divided by 17 is $20.53; $349 divided by $5,933 is 0.0588. Both prices came off SiteMile’s own pages on 4 September 2026.
That is not a recommendation to buy the club, because SiteMile does not publish its renewal terms, its site limits or how long access lasts. It is a reason to ask before you click Buy Now on the single theme. Paying $349 for one theme when $349 also buys seventeen is a question SiteMile’s chat should have to answer, in writing, before your money moves.
The second figure: 2,717 days. That is the gap between 28 March 2019, the last update date on the newest version SiteMile publishes, and 4 September 2026 — seven years and five months. The theme may well have shipped releases since; the point is that a prospective buyer cannot see them. For a $349 purchase with a 7-day refund window, that is the single biggest thing to resolve before paying.
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What the theme gives you
Pricerr installs like any WordPress theme — Appearance, Themes, Upload, Activate — and differs only in what appears afterwards. Three new menus land in the sidebar: Pricerr Theme for marketplace settings, Jobs for the services sellers list, and Requests for buyers posting what they need. If the WordPress admin itself is new to you, our guides on installing and setting up WordPress and working in the dashboard cover the ground.
The Pricerr Theme menu is where the business is configured, and it is large. The parts that determine whether the site works commercially:
- Levels and commission. Jobs allowed per seller, commission per level, affiliate level and permitted videos. This is the control that sets your revenue.
- Pricing settings. Site currency and symbol, job fees, tax and the price bands sellers can choose from. The currency list covers most markets.
- Payment gateways. The major gateways are bundled; each needs its API key and account ID. Seller withdrawal requests are handled from the same area.
- User balances, badges and levels. Every registered user’s cash balance is visible and adjustable by hand, and badges and levels can be promoted manually when you need to intervene.
- Email templates. New user, admin alert, job approved, purchase, order closed and the rest, all editable as HTML from one screen.
- Orders, transactions, reviews, messages. Each has its own admin table with search, status tabs and delete. Buyer-seller private and chat messages are stored on your site rather than a third-party service.
- Layout and colours. Sidebar arrangement, a ten-image homepage slider, slogan, logo, footer text and colour choices. Functional rather than designer-grade.
- Advertising and tracking. Ad slots on home, job, category and blog pages, plus Google Analytics and arbitrary tracking code.
Sellers post jobs from the front end in four steps: description, pricing, images, then review and submit. The v1.0.7 changelog on SiteMile’s product URL lists what that release added — “multiple, variable prices for each job”, editing and deleting jobs from the seller account, related jobs on the single job page — along with fixes to the translation file, job-posting email notifications and the purchase payment flow.
What it costs to earn the licence back
Pricerr’s level settings let you set the commission taken on each completed job, so the licence fee converts into a sales target. At a 20% commission the $349 licence is recovered after $1,745 of gross job value passing through your site; at 10% it takes $3,490. That is our arithmetic on SiteMile’s price, not a SiteMile claim, and it deliberately ignores hosting, payment-processor fees and any mobile app cost.
For context on that last one: in April 2020 SiteMile sold iOS and Android apps for Pricerr as a paid extra. On 4 September 2026 we found no current price for them on the pages we read, so budget for them as an unknown rather than an included feature.
Where it loses
- No visible current version. The product URL SiteMile’s own listing points at serves a post headed “WordPress Pricerr Theme launched v1.0.7”, last updated 28 March 2019 — 2,717 days before we read it. No newer version number appears anywhere on the site. That is not proof of abandonment, but for $349 the changelog should be in your hands before payment.
- No demo we could reach. The product URL carries no demo link and the addresses we tried returned other pages. Ask for a working demo and test the job-posting flow on it.
- No compatibility statement. No WordPress version tested and no PHP requirement is published. On a theme that handles payments, that matters more than usual.
- One price, no entry tier. The $99 starting point from 2020 is gone; $349 is the only way in unless the club terms suit you.
- The club muddies the decision. Seventeen themes for the price of one is either a bargain or a sign that the single-theme price is arbitrary. Either way SiteMile publishes no renewal or licence terms for the club.
- Seven days is a short window. “No questions asked” is generous wording, but you must install, configure a gateway and run a live test order inside the first week to use it meaningfully.
- The design is dated. Both admin and front end are built for function. Budget for a child theme or CSS work if appearance matters in your market.
Alternatives worth weighing
SiteMile’s own Project Bidding theme covers the opposite flow — buyers post work, sellers bid — rather than Pricerr’s fixed-price gigs, and it is on the same $349 shelf. For a wider comparison our job board and freelance marketplace themes round-up sets out the field. If you would rather assemble a marketplace from a general-purpose business theme plus plugins, our page builder comparison explains what that route costs in time; and listing sites for events are a different problem again, covered in our conference and event themes.
Verdict
Pricerr still does the thing it was built to do: it turns a WordPress install into a fixed-price service marketplace with seller levels, balances, disputes, reviews and payouts, and you write no code to get there. At $349 with a 7-day refund it is affordable against a real business plan and expensive as an experiment. The weakness is transparency, not capability. SiteMile shows you no current version, no compatibility line and no demo, and prices its entire seventeen-theme catalogue at the same $349 it charges for this one theme. Get those answers in writing from SiteMile’s chat, then decide. If you want a reference for the model you are copying, Fiverr.com remains the template.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does the Pricerr theme cost?
On 4 September 2026 SiteMile listed it as the Microjobs Marketplace Theme at $349 as a one-off purchase. Its Themes Club, described as access to all current and future premium themes, was also $349, and all 17 themes in the catalogue carried the same $349 price.
What is the current version of the Pricerr theme?
The newest version SiteMile publishes is 1.0.7, announced in a post last updated 28 March 2019, which is 2,717 days before we read the page on 4 September 2026. No later version number appears on the site. Ask SiteMile for the current changelog before buying.
Does Pricerr have a money-back guarantee?
Yes. SiteMile’s cancellation policy states a 7 day moneyback guarantee on theme purchases, no questions asked. Seven days is short, so install, connect a payment gateway and run a test order inside the first week.
Is the SiteMile Themes Club better value than buying Pricerr alone?
On price, yes: the club and the single theme both cost $349, and the 17 themes bought individually would cost $5,933, which works out at $20.53 a theme through the club. SiteMile does not publish the club’s renewal period or site limits, so confirm those before choosing.
Is Pricerr a Fiverr clone?
Functionally, yes. It reproduces the fixed-price gig model with seller levels, buyer requests, ratings, disputes and escrow-style balances. It does not reproduce Fiverr’s design, so expect to invest in branding and CSS work of your own.
Sources, all read 4 September 2026: sitemile.com/products/, the Pricerr product URL that listing points to, sitemile.com/cancellation-policy/ and the sitemile.com homepage.
