These gigs match one thing about you: no background check. Every page says
what the work pays, what you need before you start, and what is bad about it.
Nobody pays to be listed here and nobody pays to be ranked.
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$8 an hour is the floor Prolific makes researchers meet.
Researchers pay you to answer questions and do short tasks online. Prolific makes them pay at least $8 an hour. You need a computer, an ID and patience, because there is a waitlist to join.
No car needed
No phone needed
Computer needed
Can sit
First money in about Unknown. There is a waitlist to join..
This is what you keep from one sale after the published 10% fee, at Mercari's own $1 and $2,000 price limits.
You list things you own and post them when they sell. Mercari keeps 10% of the sale. Listing is free. You are not paid until the buyer rates you, which can take days after delivery.
No car needed
Phone needed
Computer helps
Can sit
First money in about 1-2 weeks after your first sale.
$0.17 a minute works out to $10.20 an hour, and Cambly Kids pays $0.20 a minute, or $12.
You talk to English learners by video. Cambly pays $0.17 a minute, but only for minutes you are actually in a call. No degree or teaching certificate is needed. Three US states are barred.
You type what you hear in recordings. GoTranscript's headline says up to $1.75 a minute. Its own rate table says English pays $0.65. You are paid per minute of audio, not per minute of your time.
Paid for each minute of audio, not each minute you work.
Rev pays you to type what you hear in a recording. You pick the files you want. Pay is $0.40-1.10 for each minute of audio, not each minute of your time. You need a computer and good headphones.
You help run a polling place for one long day. Pay is set by your state or county, not by any national rule. In the places we checked it ran from $75 to $300 for the day.
Car helps
No phone needed
No computer needed
Some standing
First money in about 4-6 weeks after the election.