300 Non-Phone Work From Home Jobs

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These Remote Jobs Don’t Require a Phone

I’m one of those people that don’t like being tethered to a phone all day. I don’t mind having to answer a customer call here or there, but having to sit at a desk, wearing a headset, and answering back-to-back calls, no thank you. 

I totally understand that not everyone can or even wants to be tied to a phone job all day. 

Most companies that offer telephone customer service, technical support, and telemarketing jobs have strict guidelines about background noise, and one slipup can be a means for termination. 

Not to mention dealing with disgruntled customers over the phone call be stressful and exhausting.

 

Things to Keep in Mind

A few essential things you need to keep in mind. Even though these jobs are non-phone, you will still need a quiet, private workspace. Any type of chat job will require taking two to three chats simultaneously; therefore, you will need a quiet work area free from interruptions. 

Also, jobs like Virtual Assistants may occasionally require the occasional telephone call to schedule a reservation, book an airline flight, or speak to the client. So be sure to have your home office set up.

Where to Find Non-Phone Work From Home Jobs

 

Academic Test Scoring:

These jobs involve scoring students’ tests and essays. Most of these will require a bachelor’s degree or higher to be considered.

 

• Creative English Solutions – Evaluators. Evaluate written and spoken test responses. Must be a native English speaker and have a bachelor’s degree.
• Educational Testing Service – Part-time scoring professionals that evaluate essays, responses, and portfolios.
• Measurement Incorporated – Reader/evaluator. Scoring tests. Must have a bachelor’s degree and submit a writing sample.
• Pearson Education – Scorer. Must have at least a bachelor’s degree.
• Vericant – Must have at least a bachelor’s degree, be a native English speaker and have a good command of English grammar.
• Write Score – Scorer. Must have a college degree.

Art and Illustration:

These positions are perfect for those who are creative.

 

• Cape Shore  – Freelance artists.
• Cricket Media – Freelance illustrators.
• EDGE – Freelance artists.
• Funny Times – Cartoonists.
• Oatmeal Studios – Freelance artists.
• Rubber Stamp Madness – Freelance artists.
• Viabella – Freelance artists.
• WildApple – Freelance artists.

Bookkeeping:

If you’re good with numbers and have excellent attention to detail, you may enjoy working from home as a bookkeeper.

 

• AccountingDepartment.com – Full charge bookkeeper.
• Accountingprose – Full charge bookkeeper.
• Belay – Bookkeeper.
• Click Accounts – Bookkeeper.
• Keeping Your Balance – Bookkeeper.
• SmartBooks – Experienced bookkeepers.
• The Account Keepers – Experienced bookkeepers

Captioning:

Captioning is the process of displaying text on television, videos, or film. This can be done live or pre-recorded.

 

• Aberdeen – Captioning experience is required.
• AI Media – Freelance captioners.
• Caption Media Group – Requires two years’ experience.
• CaptionMax – Remote real-time captioner.
• Rev – No experience necessary.
• U.S. Captioning – Real-time closed captioning.
• VITAC – Remote real-time captioners.

Chat and Email:

These are non-telephone customer service and technical support positions.

 

• Alchemic Dream – Customer support agent chat and email.
• Alorica – Regularly hires chat customer service representatives.
• Anywhere Expert – Technical support chat.
• Automattic – Happiness engineer chat and email support.
• Gap – Email chat specialist.
• GC Services – Regularly hires chat customer service representatives.
• HelpFlow – Live chat agent.
• HotJar – Support hero, email customer support.
• Hubstaff – Email customer support.
• Live Person – Chat customer support.
• MeetEdgar – Customer experience chat and email support.
• OKCupid – Email and moderation customer support.
• Peak Support – Email and chat customer service. Must have experience in email/chat customer support and experience with Microsoft Excel.
• ReCharge – Chat and email technical customer support.
• Sedgwick – Email customer support.
• Site5 – Chat technical support.
• SiteStaff – Chat technical support.
• Support.com – Chat technical support agents.
• Sutherland Global Services – Chat customer support representatives.
• SwimOutlet – Seasonal email and chat support.
• Sykes – Chat customer support.
• Televated – Chat and email customer support.
• The Chat Shop – Live chat agent. Must be able to type at least 80 words per minute.
• ThemeMotive – WordPress themes support via email, comments and support forum.
• TTEC – Chat customer support.
• Weebly – Chat and email customer support.
• West Marine – Occasionally hires chat and email customer service representatives.
• Wrrk – Chat and email customer service.
• Zapier – Chat and email customer support.

Courthouse Researcher:

While these aren’t exactly work-from-home, they are home-based. For these jobs, you’ll need to go to your local courthouse to research information.

 

• Advanced Background Check – Researcher. To apply, go to “Become A Researcher.”
• Court Couriers – Researcher. Go to “Become A Researcher” to apply.
• IT Boss Research – Court researcher.
• Public Knowledge – Courthouse researcher. The average pay is $10 to $12 per hour. You must take a skills test.
• Sunlark Research – Court researcher.

Data Entry:

Data entry jobs require you to enter alphabetical and numerical information into a database or spreadsheet. You’ll need to have above-average keyboarding skills.

 

• Capital Typing – Data entry operator.
• Cass Information Systems – Frequently hires offsite data verification clerks. They offer offsite invoice payment specialists; however, training is onsite.
• Dion Data Solutions – Data entry operator. Must type at least 60 words per minute.
• FMTC – Occasionally hires remote data entry operators.
• GAO – Seasonal data entry operators.
• Gorge Warehouse – Data entry operator. Pay is $10.50 per hour.
• SigTrack – Data entry operator.
• Smart Locating – Occasionally hires data entry operators.
• Symbria – Prescription entry technician.
• TDEC – Occasionally hires data entry operators.

Driving:

These aren’t actually work from home jobs, but they’re still considered home-based because you don’t have to go to a physical office, and you can set your own hours.

 

• Amazon Flex – Deliver packages and make $18 – $25 per hour.
• Burpy – Pick up and deliver groceries.
• CitizenShipper – Transport packages.
• Deliv – Deliver retail items.
• DoorDash – Deliver food.
• EatStreet – Pick up and deliver food.
• GrubHub – Pick up and deliver food.
• Instacart – Pick up and deliver groceries.
• Juno – Taxi people.
• Lugg – Move furniture.
• Lyft – Taxi people.
• Minibar – Pick up and deliver alcohol.
• OrderUp – Deliver food.
• Postmates – Pick up and deliver food.
• Roadie – Transport packages.
• Saucy – Deliver alcohol.
• Shipt – Deliver groceries.
• Uber – Taxi people or deliver food, or both.
• Wingz – Taxi people to and from airports.

ESL Teachers:

These jobs involve teaching English as a second language to both children and adults.

 

• Cambly – No experience required, but you must be fluent in English.
• DaDaABC – Part-time. Must have a bachelor’s degree and be a native English speaker.
• Englishunt – Must have at least 48 college credit hours or have an ESL certificate.
• goFluent – Some college is required and must be a native English speaker.
• iTalki – Must have a bachelor’s degree in education and a language teaching certificate or a teaching license.
• Learnlight – Must have a foreign language teaching qualification and at least two years’ language teaching experience. Must be proficient in the language being taught.
• Lingoda – Must be a native English speaker and have two years’ of teaching experience.
• Same Speak – No experience is necessary, but you must be at least 16 years of age and a native English speaker.
• VIPKid – Must have a bachelor’s degree and any type of teaching experience.
• VivaLing – Must have a degree or certificate in teaching languages, have two years’ experience, and a native English speaker.

Medical Billing and Coding:

Medical billing and coding can easily be worked from home after you have completed proper training and have become certified.

 

• Aviacode – Coding and billing. Must have at least three years’ experience.
• Codebusters – Coding and billing. Experience required.
• Conifer Health Solutions – Coding, and billing. Requires experience.
• Himagine – Coding. Experience required.
• LexiCode – Coding and billing. Experience required.
• Maxim Healthcare – Coding, and billing. Requires at least two years’ experience.
• MModal – Coding. Some experience is required.
• nThrive – Coding and billing. Requires at least three years’ experience.
• Piedmont Healthcare – Coding. Must have at least two years’ experience.
• The Coding Network – Coding. Requires at least three years’ experience.

Medical Transcription:

These positions require specialized training and education.

 

• Absolute Transcription – Must have at least three years’ experience.
• All Transcription – Experience is required.
• Brown & Meyers – Experience is required.
• Command Health – Must have at least two years of experience.
• Eight Crossings – Must have at least two years’ experience.
• Fast Chart – Experience is required.
• Fenton Transcription – At least five years’ experience is required.
• Integrity HD – Must have at least two years’ experience.
• Med-Scribe – At least three years’ experience is required.
• Mercedes Transcription – – Must have at least three years’ experience.

Miscellaneous: 

These consist of both experienced and non-experienced positions.

 

• 99designs – Graphic designers.
• Aha! – Software engineer.
• Aira – Aira agent. Video chat with visually impaired persons.
• Amazon Mechanical Turk – Crowdsourcing. Offers short data entry, transcription or image tagging tasks.
• Art + Logic – Software developers.
• CallSource – Occasionally has openings for deal savers to listen to recorded calls.
• Clevertech – Software engineers.
• Clickworker – Crowdsourcing. Offers short data entry, transcription, or image tagging tasks.
• Cofense – Software engineers.
• DesignCrowd – Graphic designers.
• Doggie Buddies – On-demand pet sitter.
• Gigwalk – On-demand odd jobs.
• Handy – On-demand house cleaner.
• HotJar – Hero engineer.
• Humanatic – Listen to and rate pre-recorded calls. You don’t have to talk to anyone.
• Kasamba – Chat psychics.
• Konsus – Freelance marketplace. Offers graphic design, data entry, and writing positions.
• Legacy.com – Obituary content screeners.
• MicroWorkers – Crowdsourcing. Offers short data entry, transcription, or image tagging tasks.
• MiniJobz – Crowdsourcing. Offers short data entry, transcription, or image tagging tasks.
• Pagely – Remote platform engineer and DevOps engineer.
• Picoworkers – Crowdsourcing. Offers short data entry, transcription, or image tagging tasks.
• Rover – Petsitter.
• TaxJar – Software support analyst, tax filing specialist.
• ThredUp – Remote personal shopper.
• Toptal – Software developers.
• UpTrending – Web developers and designers.
• Wag! – Dogwalker.

Mystery Shopping:

Normally, I wouldn’t put mystery shopping as a job, because if you’re only signed up with one company, you won’t make much money. However, it is possible to make $600 to $700 per month if you sign up with several companies simultaneously. I suggest trying two at first, then adding to that depending on how much time you’re willing to invest.

 

• A Closer Look – Not only do they hire mystery shoppers, but they also hire editors.
• All-Star Customer Service – Hires mystery shoppers in particular large cities.
• Anonymous Insights – Conduct mystery shops, price checks, and in-store audits. As of this writing, they only pay via check.
• Ath Power Consulting – Sign up to be considered for a position.
• BestMark – Must have reliable transportation, good written communication skills, and have internet access.
• Capstone Research – Sign up to be considered for a position.
• Clear Evaluations – Video shoppers and written shoppers. You’ll need to have approved concealed video equipment.
• Confidential Consumer – Sign up to be considered for a position.
• Consumer Service Analysis – Must have an eye for detail and be able to follow simple directions.
• Customer Service Experts – Hires mystery shoppers and editors to work from home.
• DSG Associates – Must complete an application to be considered.
• Ellis – Pay is once per month via direct deposit.
• GFK – Mystery shopping is done either in person, by phone, email, or webchat.
• KSS International – Payment does not come from KSS but comes from their client, so payment methods will vary.
• Measure CP – Sign up to be considered.

Photography:

These companies hire both professional and amateur photographers.

 

• Airbnb – Remote photographers.
• Animals Animals – Remote photographers.
• Mendr – Remote photo editors.
• Nature Friend Magazine – Remote photographers.
• OnSource – Remote photographers.
• PaidPictures – Remote photographers.
• Shutterstock – Regularly hires remote image reviewers.
• Skyword – Freelance photographers.
• Victory Productions – Remote photographers.
• WeGoLook – Photo inspector.

Proofreading and Editing: 

If you’re good at spotting spelling and grammatical errors and familiar with different writing styles, then this job could be for you. Some of these require that you have a college degree.

 

• American Journal Experts – Must be enrolled in a graduate program or possess a graduate degree.
• Edit Fast – Must have a bachelor’s degree and experience.
• Editor World – Must have a bachelor’s degree and editing experience.
• Hello Essay – Must be a native English speaker and college graduate.
• Kibin – Proofreaders.
• Kirkus Media – Experienced book reviewers.
• Polished Paper – Must pass a skills test to be considered.
• Proofreading Services – Must pass a skills test to be considered.
• ProofreadingPal – Must have a graduate degree and at least five years’ experience proofreading.
• ProofreadNow – Must have at least five years’ experience.
• Scribbr – Must have a bachelor’s degree and be a native English speaker.
•  Sibia Proofreading – Editors.
• Smart Brief – Requires at least three years’ experience.
• WordsRU – Must hold at least a master’s degree.
• Wordy – Freelance editors.

Search Engine Evaluator:

Search engine evaluators help to improve search functionality. These part-time positions usually pay between $12 and $15 per hour. You must have excellent spelling and grammar.

 

• Appen – Search engine evaluator and social media evaluator.
• iSoftStone – Search engine evaluator.
• KarmaHub – Internet analyst.
• Leapforce – Internet analyst.
• Lionbridge – Rater.
• RaterLabs – Internet analyst.
• ZeroChaos – Search engine evaluator.

 

 Social Media:

These jobs involve creating and posting content and moderating and managing social media posts.

 

• $99 Social – Social media content specialist.
• Alchemic Dream – Social media manager. Create and post content. Moderate online discussions.
• Crisp Thinking – Freelance social media moderator.
• ICUC Social – Remote content specialist and bilingual content specialist.
• Ignite Social Media – Social media moderator.
• Lithium – Social media moderator.
• LiveWorld – Customer care agent. Monitors and responds to social media posts.
• ModSquad – Mod. Moderate social media forums and manage communities.
• The Social Element – Engagement specialist and moderator.
• Upworthy – Frequently has openings for social associates and account strategists.
• VoiceHub – Social media jockey.

Stylists:

Remote stylists assist subscription customers with putting together clothing, jewelry, or room decor.

 

• Bombfell – Online men’s stylist. CT, NJ, and NY only.
• Mac & Mia – Remote childrens’ stylists.
• Modsy – Remote furniture stylists.
• Rocksbox – Remote jewelry stylists.
• Stitch Fix – Remote stylists. These positions are location-specific.
• Tailor – Remote stylists.

 

Transcription:

These positions involve converting recordings of interviews, meetings, etc., into written text via typing. You’ll need to have above-average typing skills.

 

• 3Play Media – No experience required, but you must type at least 75 WPM and have a strong command of English grammar.
• Accentance – No experience necessary.
• AccuTran Global – No experience necessary for general transcription.
• Allegis – No experience necessary.
• Babbletype – No experience is required. Must have a computer, headphones, stable internet connection, and a quiet workspace.
• BAM! Transcription – No experience necessary, but you must pass a skills test.
• Casting Words – No experience necessary.
• Quicktate – No experience required.
• Rev – No experience necessary.
• Scribie – No experience required; however, you must be proficient in written and spoken English.
• Tigerfish – No experience necessary, but you’ll need to pass a skills test.
• TranscribeMe! – No experience necessary, but you must pass a skills test.
• Transcription Experts – Must have at least three years’ experience.
• Verbal Ink – Experience preferred but not required.
• Voxtab – Experience required.

Translators:

In this position, you’ll be translating a foreign language or sign language into written content.

 

• Acclaro – Regularly hires contract translators.
• Affordable Translations – Experienced translators.
• Andovar – Freelance translators. Must pass a skills test.
• Cactus Global – Freelance translators.
• CyraCom – Freelance translators. No experience required.
• Gengo – Translator. Must pass a skills test to be considered.
• GlobaLink – Translators.
• LanguageLink – Translator. Must have at least one year of experience.
• Multilingual Connections – Experienced, freelance translators.
• Network Omni – Must have a college degree, at least three years’ professional translation experience, and knowledge of various subject areas.
• Responsive Translation Services – Freelance translators.
• Rev – Freelance translators.
• Verbalink – Freelance translators.
• WeLocalize – Freelance translators.
• WorldLingo – Freelance translators. Must have a bachelor’s degree.

 

Tutors:

These positions are responsible for assisting students with non-classroom instruction.

 

• Aim for A  – Must have at least a bachelor’s degree.
• ASAP Tutor – Must have at least a master’s degree.
• Brainfuse – To register as a tutor for Brainfuse send your resume to jobs@brainfuse.com.
• Chegg Tutors – Online tutors.
• Homework Tutoring – Online tutors of various subjects.
• Homeworkhelp – Experienced tutors.
• Manhattan Prep – Test prep tutors.
• PrestoExperts – Online tutors.
• Revolution Prep – Must have a bachelor’s degree and teaching experience.
• Skooli – Must have a bachelor’s degree and a teaching certificate.
• Studypool – Help students with homework questions.
• TutaPoint – Online tutors.
• Tutor.com – Must have at least a bachelor’s degree.
• TutorMe – On-demand, online tutoring.
• TutorVista – Requires a post-graduate degree in the subject being taught.
• Varsity Tutors – Online tutors.
• Vedantu – Online tutoring. India.
• Wyzant – Online and in-person tutors.
• Yup – On-demand, online tutors.

Virtual Assistants:

These positions require above-average typing speeds, excellent communication skills, and advanced computer and software skills.

 

• 24/7 Virtual Assistant – Pay is $10 – $12 per hour. Hours worked are between 20 and 120 per month.
• Assistant Match – Must have experience working from home.
• Belay – Contracted virtual assistants. Bachelor’s degree is preferred.
• Byron – Virtual assistants.
• Contemporary Virtual Assistance – Must have strong administrative skills.
• Fancy Hands – No experience is required. The more you work, the more you’ll make.
•  Ideas Unlimited – Virtual assistants.
• Leverage – You get to choose what projects you want to work on.
• NS Virtual Services – Some experience required.
• OkayRelax – Must have a bachelor’s degree.
• Surplus Hands – They prefer a college degree, but it’s not required.
• TaskVirtual – You must contact the company to inquire about open positions.
• Vicky Virtual – You must have a typing speed of at least 50 WPM.

 

 Voice-Over Artists:

Voice-over artists provide commentary for television commercials and movies.

 

• Filmless – Voice-over artists.
• Snap Recordings – Voice-over artists.
• Voice123 – Voice-over artists.
• VoiceBunny – Voice-over artists.
• Voices.com – Voice-over artists.

 

Writing:

These companies hire both experienced and non-experienced freelance writers

 

• Animal Wellness Magazine – Writers for pet-related articles.
• Article Document  – Professional writers.
• Back to College – Article writers regarding adults returning to college.
• BlogMutt – Content writers.
• Boost Media – Ad writers.
• Calypso – Greeting card content writers.
• Constant Content – Article writers for any subject.
• Cooking Detective – Cooking, recipe, food blog, and product review writers.
• CopyPress – Freelance bloggers.
• Crowd Content – Hires writers for blog posts, product descriptions, website content, and more.
• Cuisine at Home Magazine – Write cooking tips.
• eHow – Write step-by-step instructions on how to do anything.
• getAbstract – Educational content writers.
• HireWriters – Website article writers.
• Horse Network – Blog article writers.
• Lifetips – Professional writers.
• Matador – Travel writers.
• MediaBistro – Professional writers.
• RiseSmart – Resume’ writers.
• Skyword – Freelance writers.

 

 

 

 

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