43 Non-Phone Work at Home Jobs That Are Open Now

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Non-phone work at home jobs tend to be the most popular. This is because not everyone can easily work from home with a phone.

Most phone jobs require no background noise, and that is not something everyone can guarantee when they have children or pets at home with them all day.

If you're looking for a work at home job and would prefer something that doesn't require the use of a phone, hopefully you'll find some ideas on where to apply after browsing the list below.

I've gone through the last several batches of work at home job leads we've posted to find the companies that are still hiring AND don't require you to use a phone.

Good luck!

Work From Home Non-Phone Jobs Open Now

Transcription Jobs

  • Landmark Associates – Transcriptionists. Anywhere in the US. You'll have to complete their test transcript and attach it with your application. Prior experience with general transcription projects and extensive knowledge of English grammatical rules is a beneficial. Salary is unknown, but most of what I see online says it is fair, particularly for those new to transcription
  • 3PlayMedia – Transcriptionists / Editors. Anywhere in the US. Must have excellent grammar and spelling, as well as the ability to type at least 75 wpm. You'll also need a speedy internet connection. Pay is project-based, ranging $10 – $30 / hour, depending on your efficiency.
  • AccuTran Global – Read AccuTran Review – US only. Prefers experience, but will hire newbies if skills test is passed. Pay is per word and ranges from a starting base rate of $0.005/word for a beginner on basic audio, to their top rate of $0.0066 for difficult and/or foreign audio done by senior transcribers.
  • Acorn Transcripts, LLC. – Transcribers. Anywhere in the US. Must have experience transcribing digital audio files and experience with court terminology. You'll also need good quality headphones and a foot pedal for audio playback. Salary is unknown.
  • Literably – Transcriptionists. Most US states Position appears to be entry level, they will give you the training needed for the position. Be sure to sign up using the same name and email address attached to your Paypal account (do not, however, use your Paypal password – only the name and email must match). Pay starts at $10 / hour.
  • Babbletype – Transcriptionists. Anywhere in the US. While higher education is not required, a broad scope of knowledge in various subjects and excellent listening skills are required. Must be a competent typist with strong research skills. Pay varies dependent on the length of the recording you're transcribing.
  • National Capitol Contracting – Read National Capitol Contracting Review – Entry level is OK, but they do prefer experience. Pays $40 an audio hour.
  • eScribers – Legal Transcribers. US only. Contract work, set your own schedule, past transcription or legal transcription experience not needed. Pay is weekly with the salary estimated at between $12 and $20 hourly.
  • Ubiqus on Demand – Read Ubiqus Review – Hires for all types of transcription. Will consider beginners. Must type at least 70 wpm.
  • Daily Transcription – Transcribers. Open Worldwide. No experience required for this one, but you will need a minimum typing speed of 50 words per minute, along with good listening skills and a strong ability to speak English. The starting wage is $0.75 -$0.85 per audio minute. Actual earnings will vary depending on your speed and level of skill.
  • Transcript Divas– Transcriptionists. Hiring worldwide! Prior transcription experience is highly preferred. Pay is not specified, but their aim is to beat the average rate for medical transcriptionists working in the USA ($15 / hour).
  • VIQ Solutions – This Arizona-based company may consider beginners. US only. Set your own hours and work when you want.
  • SpeakWrite – Transcribers/Typists. US and Canada (except California). Obviously, strong typing skills are a must with this one. Previous experience as a typist is preferred but not necessarily required! According to Glassdoor, pay tends to vary from project to project. Overall, the range is anywhere from $10 – $16 / hour.
  • Allegis Transcription – Transcriptionists (Read Review). Anywhere in the US. Impeccable grammar, fast typing skills, a Windows PC and speedy internet are all required. You'll also need a transcription foot pedal to perform this work. On Glassdoor, many claim to make as much as $40K / year transcribing for this company.

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Writing Jobs

  • ShoutVox – Freelance Content Writers. Anywhere in the US. Must have understanding of SEO and MS Office proficiency, as well as excellent writing skills and ability to adhere to strict deadlines.
  • HotGhostWriter Ltd – Romance Book Writers. Anywhere in the US. Looking for a long-term commitment, eager and available to work and can comfortably deliver a minimum of 15,000 words a week. Current rate is $20 USD per 1,000 words.
  • TextBroker – Authors. Anywhere in the US. After passing their test, you're assigned a level based on your writing skill. Pay varies dependent on the writing assignment, higher level writers have access to higher paying assignments. Your level will be periodically evaluated, so advancement is possible.
  • CBR – Gaming List Writers. US & UK. Broad working knowledge of old and current comic books is required, as well as prior relevant writing and editing experience. Payrate for this position is unknown.
  • ResumeSpice – Resume Writers. Anywhere in the US. Must have full MS Word proficiency, as well as strong verbal/written communication skills and an understanding of various industries and job functions. Payrate is unknown.
  • Game Rant – Content Writers. Many different openings! US and Canada. If you have a lot of video game knowledge and you are able to write well, you may want to try applying with Game Rant. They almost always have video game content writing positions open that are remote/freelance. Pay rate not listed.
  • Android Police – News Writer. US and Canada. AndroidPolice.com is looking for News Contributors to cover relevant and up-to-date informative tech stories, including Android updates and releases, in a fast paced, collaborative environment. Must commit to write at least 25 news articles per month and have experience writing and editing. There are a handful of other writing jobs listed as well.
  • BluShark Digital – Freelance Legal Web Content Writer. In this position, you will have the ability to exercise your skills in research and writing while working from home and creating your own schedule. You'll be producing clean, in-depth content in a timely fashion for law firms across the nation. Compensation per page begins at a standard rate of $22 per written webpage (550-700 words) for new content writers, although this number can be adjusted up to $45 per written webpage based on experience and performance in the role.
  • First Quarter Finance – Writer. Experience writing finance-oriented online content is required. Preference will be given to candidates who are credible experts in personal finance and consumer topics. Pays $20+ per hour based on your experience and qualifications. Payment is every two weeks, with zero fees and no invoicing required.
  • Valnet Freelance – Many remote positions open for sports writing (NBA and NFL), gaming, entertainment, video content creation, and more. These are open to US, UK, and Canada.
  • ScreenRant – Freelance Writers. US and possibly Canada. Entertainment/Gaming writers. Does require past experience with a digital entertainment outlet. They want you to write 25 articles per week. Pay rate not given.

Proofreading/Editing Jobs

  • Scribendi Inc. – Freelance Proofreaders. Available worldwide, but some US states are excluded. University degree in a relevant field and native level English ability required. Minimum 3 years experience in editing, proofreading, or teaching. According to Glassdoor.com, hourly contractors average around $25 / hour
  • Promoshin – Content Editors. Anywhere in the US. Must have impeccable writing skills and grammar. You'll have to complete a brief writing/editing test in order to assess your skills. You will be given the opportunity to state your desire per word rate.
  • Composely – Freelance Content Editors. Anywhere in the US. Bachelor's degree, 1 year of prior copy editing experience and knowledge of SEO are all required. You'll also need to pass an assessment test. Work as much or as little as you want. You'll earn US$0.02/word on projects that range from 500 to 4000+ words.
  • Proofreading Services – Proofreaders. Hiring worldwide! You'll be required to pass their short proofreading test before applying. Pay range is $19 – $46 / hour depending on turnaround time (with the highest pay for the most urgent deadlines).
  • Proofreading Pal – Proofreaders. Possibly worldwide. To work for this company, you need to have a college degree, or be in the process of obtaining one. However, you don’t necessarily have to have the work experience that many proofreaders have. The website claims that editors can earn anywhere from $500 – $3,000 per month.
  • WebFX – Remote Copy/Content Editor. US. Full-time. Contract. This position is fully remote! Work from anywhere as long as you have a great internet connection, a reliable laptop, and a comfortable workspace. Edit an array of content types (think blogs, sales copy, long form content, etc), and spanning over 800+ industries, Hourly Rates starting between $18 and $21. An annual income equivalent to $42k to $46k (potentially higher based on work experience).

Translation – Interpretation Jobs

  • Gengo – Translators. Anywhere in the US. Workd as a freelance translator using Gengo. No formal qualifications are required, but you will need to pass an assessment test in your chosen language. Passing the standard test will pay you .03 / word, passing the expert test will net $.08 / word. This is great for entry level translators looking to build up their resume!
  • Kelly Services – English/Spanish Language Interpreters. Part-time, temporary. Many US states. You will interpret high-volume inbound calls. Pay is $15 hourly.
  • LanguageLine – Interpreters. US and Canada. Full-time. Many languages needing covered. You will handle calls on demand and render meanings of conversations. Must be fluent in English and the language you're applying to interpret. Pay is between $15 and $17 hourly.
  • Smartling – Translators. May be open worldwide. Set your own schedule. Freelance role. Lots of languages they need translators for.

Other

  • TELUS – Personalized Ads Evaluator. Anywhere in the US. Must have access to a speedy, wired internet connection and an Android phone. You'll need to have been a resident of the united states for at least 3 years. Payrate is unknown.
  • Welocalize – Internet Rater. Open to US states, including Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois (but NOT Chicago), Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin, California, New York, and Oregon. Part-time. You will review and grade internet search queries to help search engines work better. In other words, you'll tell the search engine how good or bad its results are based on the user's keywords. They are looking for people who are fluent in both written and spoken English with a strong understanding of US pop culture. You must also have a reliable computer system and internet connection as well as a familiar understanding of how to use online search engines. You must be able to receive and understand instructions in English and comply with the project conventions and rules expectedby the client and successfully pass learning modules and a required quality test designed by their client before starting work. An NDA must also be signed to protect client confidentiality. Pay is $15 / hourly.
  • DataForce – Online Data Raters. US. Part-time. As an Online Data Rater you would perform the following: review, evaluate and report on the accuracy of online search queries. Rate of pay not listed.
  • Aboutly – Virtual Assistant/Scorer. US. Part-time / Flexible. You will classify words and phrases in application form answers to specific questions and resumes from candidates (you will have the recording and the transcript for any video/audio content) against complicated person specification criteria, among other responsibilities. Pay is $25 hourly.
  • OneForma – Internet Judges. Open to many countries. Long-term project. This is a search evaluation project where you will encounter a variety of different tasks. Requires at least 20 hours of work per week. Pay rate not mentioned.
  • ThirdChannel – Chat Brand Reps. ThirdChannel is seeking remote chat brand reps for various brands. You will assist customers and help provide exceptional shopping experiences. These are contract positions with pay rate varying depending on which role you are applying for.
  • Hotghostwriter– Freelance Audiobook Narrator. Possibly open worldwide. Must have native English voice and have experience with ACX and the audio submission requirements. They currently offer a rate of $70 per 10k words for nonfiction and $90 per 10k words for fiction book narrating.
  • Datavio.ai – Linguists, Translators, Transcribers, Annotators, Data Labelers, Testers, and more. Open worldwide. Full and part-time roles available. Work when you want. Some tasks may require pre-qualification.

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