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.
One thing to keep in mind is that a company operating around the clock doesn’t mean every position comes with overnight hours. The schedule will depend on the particular opening or project.
Company listings last checked on October 30, 2026. Jobs and available shifts can change at any 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.
Some LiveOps programs pay by talk time, so lower call volume can affect what you earn. This is independent contractor work for eligible U.S. residents.
Read LiveOps review or go here to apply.
Alorica
Alorica hires for customer support roles, including remote opportunities. Available shifts depend on the opening, so look for a specific evening or overnight schedule rather than assuming you can choose any hours.
Alorica offers employee positions, and pay depends on the specific role and location. You should check the current posting for the rate and schedule.
Because these are employee positions, wages and benefits are set according to the position and applicable employment requirements.
Unlike LiveOps, Alorica generally hires customer service agents as employees rather than independent contractors. Available hours vary by project.
Alorica hires agents in the US and Canada.
Read Alorica review or go here to apply.
LiveWorld
LiveWorld is recruiting U.S.-based social media agents for part-time work from home. You would be responding to customers online, moderating posts, and helping companies with their social media conversations.
The hours can include evenings, nights, weekends, or holidays, so this could be a good one to check if you need to work later in the day. You must be at least 18, fluent in English, and comfortable using social media and a computer.
Moderation or customer service experience is preferred but not required, and the company does not list an hourly pay rate.
See the LiveWorld social media agent job and apply, or read my LiveWorld review.
NexRep
NexRep offers work-at-home independent contractor projects with flexible scheduling. If you need to work overnight, you should confirm that the specific project has hours available at night.
Not every project will offer evening or overnight work. A reader previously told me that the hours for their project were mostly between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m.
Pay varies depending on the NexRep project, and some inbound sales work offers commissions. You should check the current project’s payment terms before signing up.
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.
Transcom
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.
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.
Transcom is open worldwide and their remote positions vary.
Read Transcom review or go here to apply.
Smith.ai
Smith.ai recruits remote virtual receptionists. Check the current opening for available hours, because a company offering 24/7 coverage doesn’t necessarily mean an overnight shift is available for every applicant.
You will be answering calls for a variety of different businesses and professionals among other duties.
Pay starts at $15 hourly for US based agents.
Go here to apply, or read our Smith.ai review for more details.
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.
Tutor.com lets tutors log in when they’re available, so you may be able to work later hours. The number of sessions available will depend on student demand.
This is part-time work, paying between $14 and $22 hourly.
You can read our tutor.com review, or apply here.
Alignerr
Alignerr offers part-time freelance AI training projects that you can do remotely, with flexible scheduling.
Use your professional expertise to evaluate and train AI models by reviewing content, coding, or other domain-specific tasks. Requires expertise in at least one field such as coding, STEM, audio, or general research; advanced degrees and professional experience preferred.
Pays an average of $80.00 per hour. Note that work availability can be unpredictable, so this may be best suited as a supplemental income source rather than a primary one.
Go here for more details and to apply. You can also read my Alignerr review.
Translate.com
Translate.com is looking for remote translators.
You can work anywhere and anytime you want to log in and do translations.
To qualify, you have to pass a translation test to verify your language level. This should only take 10 or 15 minutes according to their website.
You can request payments be made to your account once you’ve earned at least $20.
Go here for more details and to apply. You can also read my Translate.com review.
Headspace
Headspace offers remote mental health work, including opportunities for licensed therapists. Its current online mental health coach listing is for a talent community rather than interviews for an open coaching position.
Some current therapist openings welcome evening or weekend availability, but you’ll need to be licensed in the state required for the job. Overnight hours are not guaranteed.
Pay depends on the role and your location. The currently listed therapist contracts pay by session, rather than at one set hourly rate.
Go here to see which positions Headspace is currently hiring for.
AnswerNet
AnswerNet offers customer service, sales, and support work. Some of its services operate around the clock, but you’ll need to confirm that the specific remote opening offers an evening or overnight shift.
AnswerNet has both full-time and part-time opportunities. The rate of pay and benefits will depend on the position you apply for.
At this time, they are hiring in the US and also Canada.
Go here to apply.
AccessNurse
AccessNurse has regular openings for RN’s to do telephone triage from home in different US states.
AccessNurse operates a 24/7 medical call center, and some RN openings include evening and weekend shifts. The schedule you get will depend on the position.
Recent remote telephone triage openings require an RN license and relevant nursing experience, with both full-time and part-time options advertised. Pay and eligible states depend on the particular opening.
Go here for more details and to apply.
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.
United Language Group provides interpreting services around the clock, but work and overnight hours will depend on the assignments available for your language.
You may be asked to verify your language skills and qualifications before being accepted for freelance work. The company has a current linguist application form.
Rate of pay is not listed.
Go here to apply.
Datavio.ai
Datavio.ai is looking for Linguists, Translators, Transcribers, Annotators, Data Labelers, Testers, and more. Open worldwide.
You can work whenever you want either full or part-time.
Some tasks may require pre-qualification.
Go here for more details and to apply.
QKids
QKids is hiring Online English Teachers in the US or Canada.
QKids offers part-time teaching work, but the available U.S. hours are mostly early mornings. Some evening slots are offered on Fridays and Saturdays, rather than a full overnight schedule.
Earn $12 – $16 USD an hour, each in-lesson time is 30 minutes.
Must have a bachelor’s degree. Also a teaching license or English teaching certificate (TESOL, TEFL, CELTA, ESL) required before lessons assigned.
Go here to apply. You can also read my QKids review.
Advanis
Advanis is hiring remote telephone research interviewers to work weekends and evenings in Canada.
You will carry out surveys on a wide variety of topics from the comfort of your own home. No sales, marketing, or solicitation.
Training is fully paid and you will receive a set wage, which is not listed.
Go here to apply.
Other Overnight Work at Home Job Options
As you may have noticed, the majority of the companies listed above offer phone work. However, you can almost always work during the night if you are doing independent contractor work, or any type of work at home job without a set schedule.
Below are some links you can check out for jobs in other industries where working at night is almost always going to be an option:
- Search Engine Evaluation Jobs
- Writing Jobs
- Transcription Jobs
- Proofreading/Editing Jobs
- Moderation/Social Media
- Task-Based Work
Bonus Tip – Check FlexJobs For Even More Overnight Remote Jobs
If you’re still looking for more options, FlexJobs is a good way to find them if you create an account and do a search. Their job board isn’t free, but I’ve been a member and found it to be really useful for me because all the job leads fit the following criteria:
- All jobs are either remote or flexible in nature
- Scam-free (all jobs vetted by humans before posting)
- No ads or junk on their site, so you can browse distraction-free
- Hundreds of jobs posted every day across tons of categories
- Respected, long-standing, and truly useful
They let you try them out for 14 days for $2.95. So there is not much risk if you just want to create an account and see if you find anything you may want to apply for.
Good luck!
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Anna Thurman is a work at home blogger and mom of two. She has been researching and reviewing remote jobs for over 15 years. Her findings are published weekly here at Real Ways to Earn.