Scribie is a transcription company that accepts beginners to transcribe from home. in this Scribie review, you’ll learn how much they pay, who can apply, info to help you decide if it’s worth it, and more. My sister sent me the link to this site a few days ago because someone had emailed her referring … Read more
Amazon Mechanical Turk (Mturk) is one of the most popular short task sites online. It’s flexible, there’s lots of easy work, you can get paid daily, and signing up is a piece of cake. Most people would agree that you’re not going to break the bank doing work on Mturk, but it’s one of the … Read more
Updated May 13, 2026 with current information. Lately, I have been coming across a large number of companies that are paying people to work at home, training AI. Regardless of how you feel about AI personally as to whether or not it will one day replace humans in many different professions, it can’t be denied … Read more
Post updated on May 12, 2026 with current information. Today we have an Open English review for you to break down what working for them as an English language tutor is all about. Open English is a language school that hires native English speakers to work remotely from home teaching English to non-native speakers. The … Read more
Updated March 12, 2026. I’ve had trouble finding a proofreading/editing company that is consistently hiring, but ProofreadingPal seems to fit the bill. My ProofreadingPal review below has lots of details you may be curious about. Their application page is occasionally open, and there’s a lot of detailed information online regarding exactly how this works. Keep … Read more
Updated 1/31/26. Kibin is a company that we frequently list in our work at home job leads because they usually have remote openings for freelance editors. You can see all of the work at home job leads here. I noticed that Kibin has a very good company score on Glassdoor (4.3 stars of 5), so … Read more