If you are looking for legit ways to make money from home at night without a degree or prior experience, this guide is for you. We have curated a list of 10 Legit Remote Side Hustles You Can Do At Night No Degree or Experience Needed and companies that are currently hiring
1.Prolific
Prolific partners with reputable institutions such as Oxford, Stanford and Google to collect high quality research data. Prolific pays via PayPal. Their prescreening system ensures you’re only matched with studies you’re qualified for
The average Pay is $15/hour
Requirements: A computer, internet access, PayPal account
Best for people with free time in the evenings
Eligible Countries: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and European Union countries
Pros: Easy tasks, flexible, reputable clients
Cons: Limited number of studies per day
2. StudyPool
StudyPool allows you to answer academic questions from students around the globe. No teaching degree is required. You get paid per question and top earners make up to $70,000 a year. There’s a wide variety of subjects and you can work whenever it fits your schedule. The pay range is $3 to $40 per question
Requirements: Subject knowledge
Open globally but preferred applicants are from: United States, Canada, UK, India, Philippines, Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya and Pakistan
Pros: High earnings potential, work on your time
Cons: Need a strong grasp of subject matter
3. Alorica: Remote Customer Service
Alorica is a global customer experience company that partners with industries like tech, retail and healthcare. They offer remote customer support roles via phone, email, chat and even social media. Best for people who are good communicators and are comfortable on calls. The Pay Range is $10–$20/hour.
Primarily available in the United States and Philippines. Check their careers page for updates in other countries.
Requirements: Headset, quiet workspace and patience
No experience is required and training is provided.
Pros: Work with big brands, structured environment
Cons: Dealing with difficult customers
4. JustAnswer
JustAnswer connects experts with people seeking advice. Whether you are a mechanic, therapist, IT specialist or veterinarian you can earn money answering questions in your area of expertise. You’ll need to be verified before joining but the platform offers high earning potential. The Pay Range is $7.50–$50+/question. Verification process may take longer outside the US and Canada
Requirements: Verified credentials or experience in a field
Best for Licensed professionals such as those in legal, tech, medical or finance fields
Eligible Countries: USA, Canada, UK, Australia, India, Philippines, South Africa and Kenya
Pros:High credibility, flexible, great pay
Cons: Not for total beginners and requires proof of credentials
5. TextBroker
TextBroker is a legitimate content writing marketplace where businesses post writing gigs and freelancers get paid per word. Topics range from blog posts and social media captions to product descriptions. The Pay Range is $10–$25/hour. You will take a short writing test to get rated. Higher rated writers earn more and get access to better paying jobs. This is best for aspiring writers and content creators.
Requirements: Strong writing skills, grammar proficiency
Eligible Countries: Only U.S. citizens or residents
International (iWriter, GreatContent alternatives)
Writers from India, Philippines, Kenya, UK, Canada and South Africa can apply to similar platforms
Pros: No need to pitch clients, consistent work
Cons: Rates depend on your rating level
6. Fancy Hands
Fancy Hands offers micro virtual assistant gigs for tasks such as booking appointments, doing online research and making calls. Tasks are brief and paid per assignment. The pay ranges from $3 to $10/task. Their assistants are employees, not freelancers and you get to choose the tasks that suit your schedule. Best for people who love handling errands and solving problems
Requirements: Based in the US, organized, basic tech skills
Pros: Super flexible, quick pay, task variety
Cons: Only available to US residents
7. Cambly
Cambly pays you to chat with non native English speakers who want to practice conversational English. No teaching credentials are needed. The pay ranges from $10–$12/hour. It’s available 24/7 making it ideal for night shift work. Cambly also has a Kids program if you’re more comfortable working with children
Open worldwide. Popular tutor countries include: USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Philippines, Nigeria, Kenya and India
Requirements: Fluent English, webcam, stable internet
Pros: Low pressure, conversational work
Cons: Lower hourly pay
8. RemoTasks
RemoTasks is owned by Scale AI lets you contribute to artificial intelligence training by labeling images, transcribing audio and categorizing data. You’ll go through basic training before you can access tasks. The pay ranges from $5–$20/hour. Best For Tech savvy workers interested in AI
Eligible Countries: USA, Philippines, India, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Brazil, Mexico and Pakistan
Requirements: Complete training modules
Pros: Beginner friendly, open worldwide
Cons: Task variety can be limited
9. LiveOps
LiveOps offers a call center experience without the 9 to 5 schedule. You’re an independent contractor free to choose your own hours. Roles include taking orders, answering customer service calls and more. Night and weekend shifts pay better. The pay ranges from $15–$20+/hour
Eligible Countries: Primarily in the United States (some roles in Canada)
Requirements: Background check, computer with headset
Pros: Full training, solid structure
Cons: Must pass background check, need quiet workspace
10. ACX (Audiobook Creation Exchange)
ACX (Audiobook Creation Exchange) is owned by Amazon and connects narrators with authors and publishers. You record audiobooks and get paid per finished hour or via royalties. The pay range varies project based or royalty share. Best for creative types who love reading aloud
Eligible Countries: USA, Canada, UK and Ireland
Authors from outside these countries can still publish audiobooks but narrators must be from supported countries
Requirements: Good mic, quiet space, clear voice
Pros: Creative work, long-term royalty potential
Cons: Requires equipment and patience to grow
