100+ Legit No Phone Work from Home Jobs to Help You Earn a Living

Best of all, I’ve searched for well-known businesses that hire workers for non-phone tasks so you can focus on applying for jobs you feel are right for you.

Companies that Offer Non Phone Work from Home Jobs

Here are jobs where phones aren’t necessary. They allow you to work on a full-time, part-time, or flexible basis.

Freelance Writing

If the written word is your forte, freelance writing might be perfect for you.

1. Textbroker

Textbroker pays you to write basic articles, in-depth articles, and even foreign articles. (This is where I got started on my freelance writing journey. A good site for beginners.)

• Pay Rate: 1.1 to 5.5 cents/word

2. Crowd Content

On Crowd Content, you can write content ranging from SEO City Pages and white papers to blog posts and press releases. (I used to write for this site, too. Also beginner-friendly.)

• Pay Rate: Up to 10 cents/word

3. BKA Content

Write product descriptions, blog posts, web pages, and other content for BKA Content!

It requires a grammar quiz and two writing samples as part of its application process.

(BKA Content doesn’t accept applicants from California or Massachusetts.)

• Pay Rate: 1.5 to 5 cents/word

4. Get A Copywriter

You need to pass an English proficiency test and submit a sample to write for Get A Copywriter.

In addition to writing jobs, Get A Copywriter offers editing and keyword research positions.

• Pay: $55 to $176 per 1,000 words

5. Copywriter Today

Copywriter Today frequently accepts applications from aspiring and veteran writers.

If hired, you’ll write 400 to 1,500-word articles covering various topics.

(It hires in every U.S. state except California.)

• Pay Rate: $300 to $800/week

6. AmpiFire

Write press releases for AmpiFire!

You don’t need experience in press release writing for this job, but it’s recommended.

• Pay Rate: $800 to $2,000/month

7. Verblio

Formerly known as Blogmutt, Verblio is a content writing site where you can write content like e-books, newsletters, and blog posts.

• Pay Rate: Varies; Depends on word count

8. WriterAccess

WriterAccess provides freelance work for writers as well as:

• Copywriters
• Editors
• Illustrators
• Animators
• Videographers

Like on another platform, the real money comes once you establish yourself and have a few regular clients.

• Pay Rate: 2 cents to $2/word or by the hour

9. Express Writers

As a writer for Express Writers, you’ll be writing marketing copy, social media posts, press releases, product descriptions, and more. (It also has editor positions.)

• Pay Rate: 9 to 30 cents/word

10. The HOTH

The HOTH specializes in marketing content and hires writers from time to time.

• Pay Rate: $16 to $150 per article

11. Scripted

Copywriters and writers who work for Scripted write articles related to their expertise like pets, healthcare, and travel.

If this company hires you, you could even pitch your own ideas to clients.

• Pay Rate: $24.50 to $45 per article

12. Problogger

Problogger is a job board exclusive to writing and editing jobs.

You need to register for an account to apply for jobs, but it’s free.

• Pay Rate: Depends on job posting

13. ContentWriters

ContentWriters provides SEO web pages, product descriptions, and category pages.

If you want to write for the company, you need at least an associate’s degree to apply.

• Pay Rate: 7 cents/word

14. nDash

On nDash, you can write about topics like computer software, marketing/advertising, and information technology.

• Pay Rate: Varies depending on word length and article type

15. Hotghostwriter

Hotghostwriter offers ghostwriting opportunities in fiction and technical writing.

• Pay Rate: $7 to $20 per 1,000 words

Data Entry

Love typing data? Data entry might be up your alley.

16. Key For Cash

You won’t make a living with Key For Cash, but it’s ideal for extra pocket money.

Sign up, pass a test, and wait for work to arrive.

• Pay Rate: 35 to 60 cents per 1,000 words

17. Dion Data Solutions

Dion Data Solutions occasionally hires data entry workers for keying data like medical claims, catalogs, and mailing lists.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

18. MegaTypers

MegaTypers accepts workers from all over the world.

You need to be able to type at least 10 WPM and have a stable Internet connection.

• Pay Rate: 45 cents to $1.50 per 1,000 words

19. Axion Data Services

This company rarely hires, but don’t hesitate to apply.

Axion Data Services requires that you possess prior data entry experience before applying.

• Pay Rate: 4 cents to $9 per document

20. SigTrack

SigTrack pays you to process petition and voter registration signatures.

(Doesn’t hire in California or Massachusetts.)

• Pay Rate: Varies

21. iBridge

If hired by this company, you’ll type data related to legal matters, student records, and patient records.

Because iBridge has low turnover, it rarely hires, so it’s good to check for any openings by submitting an inquiry through its website.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

22. Capital Typing

Capital Typing offers data entry, transcription, translation, and online support services.

You’ll have to contact the company to inquire about any remote data entry job openings.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

23. GorgeWarehouse

This online sells bikes, scooters, and go-karts.

Additionally, GorgeWarehouse accepts applications for its remote data entry position.

• Pay Rate: $10.50/hour

24. DataPlus+

DataPlus+ offers on-site and online data entry work.

To qualify, you need to have your own computer with Internet access and submit to a background check.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

25. Cass Information Systems

Cass Information System has part-time, flexible remote data entry work.

The catch?

You have to be an Ohio or Missouri resident since you’ll need to attend on-site training prior to working from home.

• Pay Rate: $13/hour with bonuses

Transcription

Transcription is suitable for those who type fast and possess excellent listening skills.

26. TranscribeMe

Unlike many transcription companies, TranscribeMe workers listen to and type short clips rather than long interviews.

• Pay Rate: $15 to $20+ per audio hour

27. Rev

Rev lets you choose to work on various transcription projects like interviews, podcasts, and lectures.

• Pay Rate: Varies; $245 to $1,495 per month estimate

28. Scribie

You might have an easier time transcribing for Scribie because its AI systems provide automated transcripts.

The files you type are about six minutes long.

• Pay Rate: $5 to $20/audio hour

29. Happy Scribe

Happy Scribe offers transcription projects in English, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, and other languages.

It hires workers from many countries worldwide.

• Pay Rate: €0.90 (98 cents)/audio minute

30. GoTranscript

GoTranscript offers transcription and translation services.

Choose any project you wish, and you even receive feedback to help you improve.

• Pay Rate: Up to 60 cents/per video or audio minute

31. Quicktate

Some of the projects you can work on through Quicktate include voicemail messages, veterinary reports, and legal notes.

• Pay Rate: ¼ cent and up/word

32. Focus Forward

Focus Forward hires people from all over the world to transcribe television productions, academic lectures, market research studies, and more.

Its application process takes about a couple of days.

• Pay Rate: 40 cents and up/audio minute

33. SpeakWrite

You can transcribe audio recordings in English or Spanish as a transcriber for this company.

SpeakWrite wants you available to work at least four hours a week and possess a typing speed of 60 or more WPM.

• Pay Rate: $450 to $3,400/month estimate

34. Allegis Transcription

Allegis Transcription offers work involving transcribing audio files for insurance and legal companies.

• Pay Rate: $13 to $17/per hour estimate

35. E-typist

Have legal transcription experience?

E-typist frequently accepts applications from people with three or more years in legal transcription.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

Surveys

Get paid to answer questions.

36. Survey Junkie

When you take surveys on Survey Junkie, you receive rewards points that you can redeem for e-gift cards or PayPal payments.

• Pay Rate: Varies

37. Opinion Outpost

Opinion Outpost is a market research company that pays you to complete surveys as well as give feedback on product tests, advertisements, and more.

• Pay Rate: Varies

38. Swagbucks

With Swagbucks, you can make money by:

• Conducting online research
• Playing video games
• Shopping online
• And taking surveys, of course

You even get a bonus for signing up.

• Pay Rate: Varies; $10 sign-up bonus

39. iPoll

iPoll pays you in redeemable iPoll currency to give your opinions on surveys, products, and travel.

Users have to be at least 17 to join.

• Pay Rate: $7 to $20 per activity in iPoll currency

40. LifePoints

Play games, take surveys, and participate in free giveaways and competitions when you join LifePoints!

You can redeem the points you earn as charity donations, store credit, e-gift cards, and PayPal money.

• Pay Rate: Varies; 10 LifePoints upon signing up

41. Ipsos iSay

Besides paying you for taking surveys, Ipsos iSay offers online communities and discussion boards for you to talk about various topics.

Some of the rewards you can receive include cash, merchandise, and gift cards.

• Pay Rate: Varies

42. MyPoints

There are many ways to earn money with MyPoints:

• Answering surveys
• Playing online and mobile games
• Trying out services like Hello Fresh and Uber Eats
• Getting cash back on grocery purchases

New members also get a bonus for signing up.

• Pay Rate: Varies; $10 gift card bonus for new users

43. InboxDollars

InboxDollars lets you earn money by reading emails, taking surveys, shopping online, and more.

• Pay Rate: Varies; $5 welcome bonus

44. Valued Opinions

Valued Opinions has over three million users from all over the globe, and you can be one of them, too.

In addition to getting paid for taking surveys, you could become Member of the Month by liking Valued Opinion’s Facebook page.

• Pay Rate: Up to $7 per survey

45. OneOpinion

OneOpinion rewards you with points when you complete surveys.

Redeem points for Amazon cards, PayPal money, or Visa cards.

• Pay Rate: Varies

Web Search Evaluation

Keep the Net safe while getting paid for it, too. (All are part-time.)

46. Telus International

Telus International offers freelance positions in ad rating where you give feedback on web pages, images, and other search engine results.

• Pay Rate: $14 to $19/hour

47. Welocalize

As an Ad Quality Rater for Welocalize, you can evaluate search engine results on your own terms as long as you work 5 to 25 hours a week.

• Pay Rate: $15/hour

48. Appen

Appen search engine evaluators only need a Gmail account, a smartphone, and at least 10 hours a week free to rate data like maps, videos, and web images.

Additionally, Appen provides other money-making opportunities like micro tasks and data collection.

• Pay Rate: About $14/hour

49. Lionbridge

Lionbridge occasionally hires for web search evaluator positions.

• Pay Rate: Around $14/hour

50. Teemwork.ai

Formerly iSoftStone, Teemwork.ai provides free web search evaluation training, and you can work 10 to 25 hours per week.

• Pay Rate: $13 to $15/hour

51. Google

It’s no surprise that Google hires search engine evaluators from time to time since it runs a search engine, after all.

The position requires a bachelor’s degree, though.

• Pay Rate: $14 to $15/hour

Microtasks

Earn side money completing small tasks.

52. Amazon MTurk (Mechanical Turk)

Once you sign up for Amazon MTurk, you get access to tasks like data entry, surveys, and more.

• Pay Rate: Varies; Depends on task

53. Clickworker

Clickworker provides tasks involving copy editing, text creation, and app testing, among others.

• Pay Rate: Varies; Depends on task

54. Microworkers

You’ll find plenty to do on Microworkers because it offers the following tasks:

• Data mining
• Surveys
• Image annotation
• Industry tagging
• Video transcription

There are many other kinds of tasks to list them all.

• Pay Rate: Varies; Depends on task

55. Slicethepie

Slicethepie pays you to review music tracks of aspiring musicians and singers.

• Pay Rate: Varies

56. Tapestri

This is a rather laidback task site because it pays you to utilize your mobile data.

Just download the Tapestri app to begin.

• Pay Rate: Varies

57. Fancy Hands

Fancy Hands virtual assistants can get paid for completing tasks like handling scheduling plans or making purchases.

• Pay Rate: $3 to $7+ per task

58. OneSpace

OneSpace provides opportunities like graphic design, quality assurance, and copywriting.

All tasks require that you pass a test before working.

• Pay Rate: Varies

59. RapidWorkers

Tasks you perform for RapidWorkers range from voting on YouTube videos to signing up for online games.

• Pay Rate: Varies

60. Neevo

Neevo is a site where you train AI (artificial intelligence) to annotate text, tag images, or turn text into audio.

• Pay Rate: Varies

61. Zeerk

Zeerk offers tasks like writing, programming, graphic design, social media marketing, and many others.

• Pay Rate: $4 to $200 per task

Proofreading/Editing

If you’re a stickler for flawless spelling and grammar, you might enjoy proofreading/editing jobs.

62. ProofreadingServices.com

ProofreadingServices.com requires you to take a 20-question test before taking on proofreading/editing tasks.

Flexible hours.

• Pay Rate: $19 to $46 per hour

63. ProofreadingPal

Some of the proofreading jobs this site offers include student essays, academic papers, author manuscripts, resumes, and business documents.

You have to be a graduate/postgraduate student to apply and work from ProofreadingPal.

• Pay Rate: $500 to $3,000/month

64. EditorLive

EditorLive provides business and academic papers for workers to proofread and edit.

You need to pass a test with a score of 95 percent or more to work for the company.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

65. CACTUS Global

Ph.D. or Master’s degree?

CACTUS Global hires contractors with advanced degrees in STEM subjects to edit research papers.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

66. Polished Paper

Attach your resume and pass a 35-question exam to work as an editor for Polished Paper.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

67. Scribbr

If you have at least a bachelor’s degree or higher, you can apply for an editing position for Scribbr.

Need availability to edit 10,000+ words a week.

• Pay Rate:  About $20 to $30/hour

68. Book Editing Associates

Book Editing Associates hires experienced copy editors and proofreaders for book genres like children’s stories, New Age, and paranormal romance.

You have to pass a proofreading test and possess open availability.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

69. WordsRU

WordsRU requires editors to have two years of proofreading experience as well as hold an advanced degree.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

70. Gramlee

Apply for Gramlee’s content editing or dissertation editing positions.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

71. Edit911

Ph.D. in English?

Submit your writing sample and resume to Edit911.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

Chat/Moderation

Remote chat and moderation positions allow you to communicate with customers via text, not phone.

72. CrowdChat

To be considered for CrowdChat, you need to:

• Be fluent in English or French
• Possess fast typing skills
• Be able to handle stressful situations
• Pass a few qualification assessments

Because this company’s based in Quebec, it’s likely open to Canadian citizens only, but feel free to ask for clarity.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

73. The Chat Shop

If you want to work for The Chat Shop, you’ll need dual monitors, a lightning-fast typing speed, a strong Internet connection, and 20 to 40 hours a week of availability.

It doesn’t always hire chat agents, so check back often for future openings.

• Pay Rate: $10 to $11/hour

74. Modsquad

Modsquad offers chat agent and moderation positions.

• Pay Rate: Around $10/hour

75. Ginger

Love counseling?

Ginger hires people to provide coaching via chat only. (Not currently hiring, so check back often.)

• Pay Rate: Unknown

76. LiveWorld

As a social media agent for LiveWorld, you’ll be responding to and moderating customer comments.

Must have flexibility to work nights and weekends.

• Pay Rate: Up to $15/hour

77. E-Moderators

E-Moderators allows you to work your own hours, plus it provides free training.

Since the company’s based in Germany, it likely only hires European residents, but don’t be afraid to ask.

• Pay Rate: Varies; Up to €350/week

78. Rent A Friend

Though Rent A Friend’s friendship opportunities typically take place offline, you can opt for online-only friendships.

• Pay Rate: Up to $50/hour

79. ICUC

I’m not sure if ICUC offers chat positions in the U.S., but it offers social media manager positions in Malaysia.

If you live in Malaysia and are interested in the position, you’ll need to possess fluency in Malay, Mandarin, and English.

• Pay Rate: $11/hour

80. Automattic

Be a Happiness Expert for Automattic!

You’ll communicate with customers via forums, tickets, and live chat.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

81. SiteStaff

To qualify as a Chat Host for SiteStaff, you need to be able to handle 3 to 4 conversations simultaneously and possess a typing speed of at least 65 to 75 WPM.

• Pay Rate: $10+/hour

Voiceover

Though voiceover positions require speaking, you’re not talking to a customer; you’re reading a script.

82. Findaway Voices

Create a free account on Findaway Voices and make money narrating authors’ books or reading from a book you wrote yourself.

• Pay Rate: Varies

83. Covoco

On Covoco, you can sign up for a free account and audition for projects like animated works, podcasts, tutorials, and more.

• Pay Rate: Varies

84. Voice Crafters

If you have five or more years of experience in the voiceover industry, consider Voice Crafters!

It’s not hiring in the UK or the US for the moment, but go ahead and apply if you live in another country.

• Pay Rate: Varies

85. Future House Publishing

Bring children’s, sci-fi, and fantasy books to life by applying for an audiobook narrator position with Future House Publishing.

• Pay Rate: Unknown

86. Voices

You don’t need to worry about a shortage of work with Voices because there are over 5,000 jobs posted each month.

Get a free or paid account.

• Pay Rate: Varies

87. BunnyStudio

BunnyStudio isn’t taking on any new freelance audio narrators for now.

Therefore, you should check its site often for future openings.

It offers many opportunities for audiobook narration, product videos, character voices, and other related projects.

• Pay Rate: Varies

88. Bodalgo

If you have some voiceover experience under your belt, you can partake in some of Bodalgo’s projects like video games, telephone prompts, and commercials.

• Pay Rate: Varies

89. VoiceJungle

Once you sign up for a free account, VoiceJungle will reach out to you when there are paying gigs available.

• Pay Rate: Varies

90. Brilliance Publishing

Amazon owns Brilliance Publishing, a website where authors can showcase audiobooks.

You can contact the company for information about audiobook narration opportunities.

• Pay Rate: Varies

91. Voquent

Voquent provides a platform for voiceover talent to get hired by potential clients.

Some of the projects you could work on include online videos, translation, and dubbing.

• Pay Rate: Varies

User Testing

Believe it or not, some businesses pay you to test websites and apps.

92. Userlytics

With Userlytics, you can partake in studies using your tablet, computer, or phone.

• Pay Rate: $5 to $90 per test

93. uTest

uTest provides opportunities for you to give feedback on brands like Starbucks, Tesla, and Mastercard.

• Pay Rate: About $5 per test

94. UserTesting

UserTesting requires you to take a practice test before becoming an official user.

• Pay Rate: $10 to $30 per test

95. Trymata

Sign up for a Trymata account and get paid to notify coders and designers of any bugs in their software.

• Pay Rate: $10 per test

96. Ferpection

Ferpection, an obvious play on the word “Perfection,” pays you in gift cards or PayPal to give feedback on software via:

• Surveys
• Focus groups
• Interviews
• Pay Rate: $10 to $20 per test

97. PlaytestCloud

Love gaming?

You’d likely enjoy PlaytestCloud because you get paid to test mobile games.

• Pay Rate: $9 per test

98. UserFeel

On UserFeel, you earn money for providing positive and negative feedback on apps, prototypes, and websites.

• Pay Rate: $3 to $30 per test

99. Enroll

When you test software on Enroll, you receive payments as well as badges to show off when you reach certain goals.

• Pay Rate: 10 cents to $1.50 per test

100. Intuit User Research

Intuit offers opportunities for taxpayers, accountants, small business owners, and independent contractors to provide feedback on its services and products.

You’ll receive a digital gift card as payment.

• Pay Rate: Varies

101. TestingTime

Test software as well as physical products like snack foods when you sign up for a TestingTime account.

• Pay Rate: Varies; About $10 to $50/hour

Test Scoring

Earn money by scoring K-12 exams. (Usually requires a bachelor’s degree.)

102. Metritech

Metritech hires test scorers in the following states:

• Wisconsin
• Indiana
• Texas
• Illinois
• Minnesota
• Iowa

This is one of the best companies to work for when it comes to test scoring.

• Pay Rate: $16/hour

103. ETS

Some of the tests you’ll work on as an ETS scorer include AP exams, Praxis, and GED.

• Pay Rate: $10 to $20/hour

104. Pearson

Pearson hires test scorers to work with open-ended assessments between February and June.

Must be available at least 20 hours per week.

• Pay Rate: $15/hour

105. Write Score

Unlike many test-scoring companies, Write Score requires an associate’s degree instead of a bachelor’s.

Hires between July and August.

• Pay Rate: $9 to $12/hour

106. Literably

Literably helps kids ameliorate their literacy skills.

Upon approval, your job is to transcribe reader errors according to a phoneme chart. (Doesn’t require a degree or prior experience.)

• Pay Rate: Around $10/hour

107. Measurement, Inc.

Measurement hires readers/evaluators to score exams specializing in subjects like science, English, and mathematics.

Its busiest season is between March and June.

• Pay Rate: $15/hour

108. ACT

If you took the ACT Writing Test as a high school student, you might like to know that you can get paid for scoring other students’ writing exams.

Requires a bachelor’s degree and U.S. residency to qualify.

• Pay Rate: $12 or more per hour

109. Cognia

Score tests related to social studies, math, English, and science.

Cognia offers scoring opportunities year-round, but its busiest season runs from April through August.

• Pay Rate: $18/hour

110. ALTA Language Services, Inc.

ALTA provides test-scoring opportunities for language proficiency exams.

Apply for the English version or other languages.

• Pay Rate: $14 to $20 per test

111. Premier Assessment Services

Apply as a scorer or scoring leader for Premier Assessment Services.

You’ll work with elementary/intermediate-level exams and Regents exams.

• Pay Rate: Scorers-$25/hour; Scoring Leaders-$30/hour

Other Sites to Find Telecommuting Opportunities

You don’t have to limit yourself to the companies I listed above. These sites post a combination of writing, test scoring, data entry, and other non-phone, remote employment/freelancing jobs.

• Craigslist
• Upwork
• Guru
• Freelancer
• PeoplePerHour
• Fiverr
• Kelly Services
• We Work Remotely
• Indeed
• Simply Hired
• Randstad
• FlexJobs

Final Say

Boy, what a list!

It’s quite large, but I wanted to provide as many options as possible.

As someone who telecommutes, I enjoy the benefits of working from my private residence (or anywhere else with an Internet connection).

I also like that there are many remote jobs where you don’t have to speak on a phone, especially if talking a lot overwhelms you as it does me.

Interested in employment, freelancing, or small side hustle?

Look over these no phone work from home jobs to get started.