16 Overnight Work at Home Jobs To Apply For Today

I've had a lot of people ask me recently about phone jobs from home where it's possible to work night shift. This is a big deal to some of you because working in the middle of the night, or a later shift, might be the only work from home option (at least for phone jobs) due to kids being up and about during the day, a job you work during daytime hours, etc.

I'll be honest that what I've found offering overnight hours isn't much, but I thought it might be a good idea regardless to get a list together and start adding to it every time I come across something that fits the bill. I've also included a few that offer evening hours.

As of now, the list is fairly short. Some of these may be part time jobs from home while others are full time.

Overnight Work at Home Jobs

LiveOps

This is a company that offers very flexible scheduling, and a lot of people who are new to phone work from home get started here.

It's possible to schedule yourself in blocks of time as short as 30 minutes, and getting middle of the night hours may be possible since you are very much in control of your own schedule. However, a reader has let us know that they most often contract between the hours of 9am and 9pm.

However, people who have worked for Live Ops frequently complain about low call volume. With LiveOps, you're only getting paid if you're on a call, so low call volume can be a major problem. This is an independent contractor position, US only.

Read LiveOps review or go here to apply.

Alorica

Like LiveOps, Alorica lets you set your own hours so it may be possible to work in the middle of the night for them. If you can't get overnight hours, you should still be able to frequently get evening shift.

The amount you earn with Alorica depends on which client you are handling calls for. Some are per minute, some are per call, and some are hourly rate.

You will always be guaranteed at least whatever minimum wage is in your state. This is an advantage since some clients are only pay per minute of talk time.

As I mentioned with LiveOps above, low call volume could really hurt your earnings in those cases, so it's nice that Alorica will guarantee you at least minimum wage no matter what. Also, this company hires you as an employee, not an independent contractor.

Alorica hires agents in the US only and may also be limited to certain states.

Read Alorica review or go here to apply.

NexRep

NexRep is a home call center you can work for that operates 24/7, so it's possible to work overnight here. You do have to commit to at least 15 hours per week and you can't work less than 2 hours at a time.

While overnight hours may not always be an option, you should usually be able to get evening shift. A reader has let us know that they usually contract between the hours of 9am and 9pm

If you're doing inbound calls, the pay will most likely be either commission only or per minute of talk time. I've read that the outbound positions are also commission only, but there may be a base pay, too.

You work for NexRep as an independent contractor, not an employee.

They only hire people who are in the US.

Read NexRep review or go here to apply.

U-Haul

Occasionally U-Haul will have a work from home emergency roadside assistance position posted, and this one does have middle of the night hours available. U-Haul offers emergency roadside service 24 hours a day, 7 days per week.

This one *may* require that you work at least part of the time in their contact center in Phoenix, AZ or possibly train there before working at home. I've found conflicting information on this, so if some of you happen to know, I'd appreciate some clarification.

Note that the job isn't always posted. U-Haul has other work from home openings regularly, but these do not offer overnight hours.

This is a US only employee position, and the current listing requires that you are bilingual Spanish/English. However, keep tabs on their openings because sometimes they have this position listed without that requirement.

Read U-Haul review or go here to check for work from home openings at U-Haul.

Transcom

Someone left a comment below stating that Cloud 10/Transcom has had some tech support projects in the past where overnight hours are a possibility. This is a company that hires you as an employee and pays you hourly (starting at around $17 hourly).

Once your schedule is in place, it's pretty much set, so it would be best if you could start off with overnight hours. Of course that may not be possible.

Read Transcom review or go here to apply.

Ginger.io

This is a company that hires people with counseling/therapy experience and certification to communicate mostly via text with people who are in need of these services. Note it is not a suicide or crisis hotline.

Because Ginger.io operates 24/7, you may be able to arrange it so you are working in the evening or overnight.

Your pay varies depending on the specific job you're doing, but in most cases you should earn well over $15 hourly.

Read our Ginger.io review or go here to see which positions Ginger.io is currently hiring for.

Apple

You can work at home as an Apple At Home Advisor and provide support for people with Apple products. Because this is a a major company with millions and millions of customers, they do need to provide round the clock support. And this means that working night shift may be an option for you if you're lucky enough to get hired.

Another bonus with Apple is that these positions are often chat-based (non-phone work from home), so it could be ideal if you're in a situation where talking on the phone isn't possible for you due to children at home or loud pets.

Read the Apple work at home jobs review or go here to check for openings.

American Express

American Express is regularly hiring work at home travel counselors to advise and arrange travel for corporate business customers (both individuals and groups).

The travel care unit with American Express is a 24/7 operation, so it should be possible for you to work night and/or evening hours. However, their job posting does state that in addition to that, you must be flexible and occasionally willing to accept other hours.

This is a full-time role paying between $17 and $29 hourly.

Go here to read our American Express review, or apply here for this opening.

AnswerNet

AnswerNet has frequent remote openings for sales, tech support, and customer service. Their scheduling is 24/7/365, so it is very possible to get evening or overnight hours with them.

You can work full-time or part-time. According to their job posting on Indeed, the pay rate is between $15 and $16.50 hourly. Benefits are also provided.

At this time, they are only accepting candidates residing in the following US states -Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, Tennessee, or Texas.

Go here to apply.

Tutor.com

Tutor.com is currently in need of remote academic tutors for a variety of different math-related subjects, including calculus, algebra, statistics, discrete math, finite math, geometry, and trigonometry.

The company operates 24/7, so it is possible for you to set your own schedule and work overnight or evening hours if you need to.

This is part-time work, paying between $14 and $22 hourly.

You can read our tutor.com review, or apply here.

United Language Group

United Language Group has an ongoing need for work at home, over-the-phone interpreters. Workers are needed to interpret many different languages in the US.

The company is a 24/7 business, so you are free to log in any time of the day or night and begin accepting calls.

You'll be required to take a language proficiency exam prior to getting accepted for work by the company. You must have at least one year of past interpretation experience.

Rate of pay is not listed.

Go here to apply.

USA Today via Gannett Co.

USA Today (hiring through Gannett Co.) is in need of a weekend audience editor to cover weekend hours from 10 p.m. – 6 a.m. ET in a fast-paced, 24/7 news environment.

Working overnight would be necessary, however the job listing says they are open to creative scheduling including part time work, full time work, a 4-day work week or a 5-day work week or weekends only.

If hired, you would be leading USA TODAY’s response to news at night and delivering it across all their digital platforms.

This position requires a Bachelor's or master’s degree in journalism or related field or an equivalent combination of education and experience. You must also have Experience working on an audience or social team for a daily news organization.