60 Work From Home Writing Jobs

Do you want to work from home as a writer? If so, you’ve definitely landed on the right page.

Below are 60 companies, publications, and platforms where you can look for paid writing work. Some require professional experience, while others let you get started with strong samples, subject knowledge, or a good story idea.

You’ll find freelance marketplaces and submission opportunities as well as a smaller section of specialized roles.

Your list is below!

Places to Find Paid Writing Work

Freelance Writing Marketplaces

Fiverr – Read Fiverr Review – You can offer your writing services on Fiverr and get paid. While there is a lot of competition since many people do this, it is a way to earn some extra money here and there. You can have a portfolio on your profile to showcase your work, and you will be rated by your clients. Fiverr keeps 20% of each completed order, so you should account for that when setting your prices. This is a marketplace, and there is no guaranteed workload.

Constant Content – Read Constant Content Review – You can submit original articles to this content marketplace and choose your own prices. Registration includes a grammar quiz and writing sample, and articles go through editorial review. Writers receive 55% of each sale, so earnings depend on whether clients buy your work. U.S. writers are paid through Stripe and international writers through Wise.

Upwork – Read Upwork Review – Available in more than 180 countries, with eligibility restrictions. You can create a free profile and offer article writing, copywriting, editing, ghostwriting, or other writing services to clients. Rates are agreed for each hourly or fixed-price contract. Most proposals require Connects, which may cost money, and freelancer service fees currently range from 0% to 15% per contract. A profile does not guarantee work.

Freelancer – International freelance marketplace with country restrictions. You can create a profile and bid on article writing, copywriting, editing, and other client projects. Rates and requirements vary by client, and there is no guaranteed workload. Standard project fees apply, including 10% or a $5 minimum on fixed-price work and 10% on hourly work, so you should check the fees before accepting a project.

Guru – Create a freelancer profile and look for client projects in writing, editing, copywriting, and related services. You can set your rates and send quotes for work that matches your skills. Basic membership is free and includes a limited number of bids, with a 9% job fee on that plan. Paid memberships have different fees and bidding limits. This is a freelance marketplace, so projects, clients, and earnings vary, and work is not guaranteed.

Content Writing Companies and Freelance Networks

Stellar Content – Read Stellar Content Review – U.S., UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. The freelancer network is not expanding right now. Applications are saved for review when new opportunities arise, so this is not an immediate opening. Write blog posts, articles, SEO content, product descriptions, and other marketing materials for agencies and brands, or work as an editor reviewing and improving content. You choose the assignments you want and get paid after clients approve your work. Writers need professional writing experience, native-level English skills, and a strong portfolio; editors need solid editing experience. Pay is sent twice weekly, but rates vary by project and are not publicly listed.

Verblio – Read Verblio Review – Write blog posts and other content for businesses and agencies in many different industries. You choose jobs, research the topic, and submit SEO-friendly articles between 300 and 3,000 words; clients decide which pieces to buy. You must be at least 18, a U.S. citizen with a valid Social Security number, have strong grammar and research skills, understand content marketing and SEO, and communicate professionally. Pay is per piece when a client purchases your work, and you invoice weekly with no minimum or maximum amount.

Get a Copywriter – Read Get a Copywriter Review – Worldwide. Work as a freelance writer, editor, or keyword researcher on client projects across many industries, choosing how much or how little you want to write each month. You must pass an English proficiency test and submit verified writing samples or complete a test assignment; strong writing skills and attention to detail are required. Pay ranges from $55 to $80 per 1,000 words for Pro writers and $122 to $176 per 1,000 words for Expert writers, with weekly payouts and no platform fees.

Scripted – Read Scripted Review – English-language freelance platform where you can apply for editorial review, then pitch ideas and accept assignments if approved. Writers set prices subject to platform minimums, and projects cover many industries. Payment timing and processing fees depend on your writer tier, so you should check the current terms before accepting work. Assignments are not guaranteed.

Textbroker – Read Textbroker Review – New applicants must be at least 18 and live in the United States as U.S. citizens or permanent residents legally allowed to work there. U.S. citizens abroad must have registered while living in the U.S. Apply to write original articles, web content, product descriptions, and other client projects. Registration is free, and applicants submit a writing sample for review before receiving access to orders. Available work and rates vary. Payments and tax documents are handled through Payoneer.

Words of Worth – United States. Freelance writing opportunity for U.S.-based writers to create content for American clients across topics like business, finance, technology, beauty, travel, and more. Writers are expected to take on regular monthly work and submit original content (AI-generated applications are rejected). Pay is issued monthly, with rates not publicly listed.

Compose.ly – Freelance writing platform offering content assignments across industries like business, finance, tech, legal, fitness, and more. Writers complete an application and writing test, then create a profile and choose projects that match their strengths. No membership fees are charged. Pay averages $0.10 to $0.14 per word, with PayPal payments on the platform’s published schedule. Assignment availability varies.

Grow and Convert – Remote freelance product copywriting with flexible hours and workload. Turn insights from client interviews into articles that explain products, compare alternatives, and help readers make buying decisions. Requires clear written English and the ability to understand and explain a product’s features and benefits. The application asks for three writing samples and offers an optional short product-pitch exercise. Pays $500 per article; acceptance and assignments are not guaranteed.

Ranko Media – Location not specified. Write SEO-focused articles for clients across many industries, often contributing content for link building and digital PR campaigns. You must have real subject matter expertise in your niche, strong research and writing skills, and the ability to create useful, engaging content in the right tone for the audience. Pay ranges from $15 to $40 per hour depending on expertise, niche, and editorial needs.

Shoutvox – Remote; eligible countries are not specified. Create engaging, 100% original content across topics like finance, technology, pop culture, and entertainment, often geared toward boosting reader engagement and conversions. Requires strong grammar, ability to follow keyword specs, basic research skills, familiarity with Chicago Manual of Style, reliable internet and word processing software, solid communication, and ideally 1+ year of web content experience. Pay ranges from $18–$30 per hour.

Content Remarketing – Write articles, blog posts, web content, product descriptions, press releases, and other marketing content for client businesses. You must have proven content writing experience and preferably expertise in specific subject areas; submit a portfolio or writing samples to apply. Rates are not publicly listed.

Bazoom – Freelance writers can apply to create SEO and link-building content in their native language. You need SEO-writing experience and may be asked to complete a trial assignment. Rates vary by language and assignment and are explained during recruitment, with monthly payment. You can use its writer intake form to apply, but assignments and language openings are not guaranteed.

Contently – You can create a free portfolio to be considered for writing assignments with brands. Writers must qualify for the network and complete its onboarding before being matched with projects. Your portfolio should show your experience and subject knowledge, and rates depend on the assignment. Creating an account does not guarantee client work.

Good Signals – Remote; eligible countries are not specified. Write blog posts, articles, and SEO-focused website copy for clients in areas like personal finance, events, and sustainability. You research topics, create engaging content that attracts readers, and may help optimize pages for SEO. You should have strong writing experience, solid research skills, good communication, and the ability to work independently; SEO knowledge is a plus. Pay is not listed and writers set their own rates for projects such as 800-word articles.

The Hoth – Write blog content in niches like automotive or engineering as a freelance Blogger Pro Writer, creating SEO-focused articles under tight deadlines and choosing when and where you work. You must have published bylined articles in your niche, strong English and grammar skills, and the ability to explain complex topics clearly. Pay ranges from $25 for 500 words up to $225 for 5,000 words in the Blogger Pro program. You should confirm the payment schedule for your assignments before beginning.

nDash – Available where the required approved Stripe account is supported. Content platform that connects experienced freelance writers with legitimate brands looking for blog posts and articles. Once approved, you can pitch brands your own ideas, set your own rates, and communicate directly with clients to build ongoing relationships. Pay varies based on the rates you set and the projects you accept, and writers are paid per completed assignment through the platform.

Pepper Content – You can apply to join its international freelance creator network for writing and content projects. A portfolio and assessment may be required, and applicants are screened before being considered for client assignments. Rates depend on the project and are not publicly fixed. Registration does not guarantee work, so you should check the current signup requirements and available opportunities.

Siege Media – International remote freelance network. Content marketing agency hiring freelance writers to create SEO-driven content for SaaS, fintech, e-commerce, education, health, and travel brands, including major clients like Adidas, Instacart, Zendesk, and Zillow. Writers must submit a portfolio with at least three writing samples and complete a phone interview before being added to the freelance pool. Ongoing projects may be available, but assignments are not guaranteed. Writers are paid per project, and rates are not publicly listed.

Skyword – Experienced writers and subject specialists can be considered for brand-content assignments through this freelance network. You should have a strong portfolio that demonstrates your expertise. Rates vary by assignment, and the contributor agreement provides for a 10% service fee. Payment and country eligibility restrictions apply, and joining the network does not guarantee work.

Wordapp – Offers writing tasks in 25 languages, subject to language and payout availability. Content writing platform offering task-based freelance work with no bidding required. Writers complete paid lessons, then choose available assignments directly from their task feed using pre-formatted templates with built-in SEO and word count checks. The site advertises no prior experience requirement, but you need strong native-language writing and research skills. Available tasks vary by language and demand. Pay is displayed per task, and approved work is added to your balance. Earnings over €50 are paid weekly, and balances under €50 are paid on the last Friday of each month (Skrill account required for payouts).

Writer Access – Worldwide. Freelance platform connecting writers with over 40,000 brands ranging from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies. Writers are matched to projects through search, casting calls, quote requests, and AI-powered matching tools. Applicants go through a hand-review and screening process, and rates are set based on experience and skill level. Pay varies by project and client, with compensation handled through the platform.

Writer’s Domain – Freelance writing platform providing SEO-focused blog posts, website copy, and articles for small businesses. Writers choose assignments 24/7 with no pitching or invoicing required, as the platform handles client communication and SEO research. Projects typically range from 400 to 800 words. Pay ranges from $12.25 to $40 per piece depending on project type and quality.

CT Marketing – Freelance copywriting opportunities include blog posts, product descriptions, category pages, and other marketing copy. Strong research and SEO-writing skills are needed, and the general copywriter listing prefers two to four years of professional experience and a portfolio. Published starting rates are typically $0.034 per word, with higher rates available for some work. You should review the exact role and application requirements before applying.

Publications That Pay Writers

Kirkus Media – Read Kirkus Review – Anywhere. Write 350-word professional book reviews for Kirkus Indie, covering self-published English and Spanish-language titles in many genres, with reviews due two weeks after assignment. You must have experience reviewing books, strong writing skills, and submit a resume, samples, and your reviewing specialties to apply. Pay is provided per review on a freelance basis, but rates are not publicly listed.

Listverse – Read Listverse Review – New writers are accepted from the U.S., UK, New Zealand, Ireland, Canada, Australia, and South Africa. You can submit an original, well-researched list with 10 items and 1,400 to 2,500 words on unusual facts, history, science, or general knowledge. Strong English and reliable sources are required. The author guide lists $100 per accepted list, less PayPal fees, so you should review the current submission terms before sending your work.

Chicken Soup for the Soul – You can submit a true, personal story or poem in English from anywhere in the world. Stories should be no more than 1,200 words and match one of the upcoming book topics. If your work is selected for a book, you receive $250 one month after publication plus 10 copies. You are not paid just for submitting, and selection can take time, but professional writing experience is not required.

Mental Floss – Pitch original lists and reported features about history, entertainment, science, language, food, and other interesting topics. You should send a short idea, proposed headline, brief bio, and two or three relevant writing samples to the editor listed in its guide. Rates are agreed before an assignment begins. This is a freelance pitching opportunity, not guaranteed ongoing work.

Business Insider – You can pitch paid personal essays, as-told-to stories, reported features, and other freelance pieces about careers, money, business, and everyday experiences. Ideas should be original and exclusive, and accepted assignments go through editing and fact-checking. Rates are negotiated with the editor, so you should agree on payment before writing the assigned piece. Requirements depend on the assignment.

BookBrowse – Write detailed book reviews and a short “beyond the book” article about adult fiction, nonfiction, or some young adult titles. Your application needs two original review samples of at least 300 words each. Samples must be your own work and not AI-generated. Reviewers usually write about one review per month and receive a byline and modest payment; most reviewers are U.S.-based, and ebooks may be required if outside the U.S.

Morning Chores – Write helpful, practical guides about gardening, raising livestock, beekeeping, food preservation, frugal living, survival, DIY, and self-sufficient living. You should have real experience in these topics and be able to create clear, step-by-step content that helps readers become more self-reliant. Pay is a fixed $50 per published article for new writers.

FundsforWriters – Writers in the U.S., UK, or Canada can submit 550 to 650-word articles about proven ways to earn money from writing. You need paid publishing experience, an online presence, and knowledge of writing markets in those countries. Articles should include specific examples rather than general writing advice. Pay is $100 for unpublished originals and $25 for qualifying reprints, paid through PayPal.

Homestead.org – Write 1,000 to 2,500-word nonfiction articles about homesteading practices, lifestyle, or history, and include your own or uncopyrighted photos or illustrations. You must be able to submit well-written, original manuscripts and send a proposal with three article ideas before approval; experience in homesteading topics is preferred. Pay is $100 per accepted manuscript.

Metro Parent – Covers southeast Michigan, especially Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw, and Wayne counties. Local reporting is important. Write reported parenting articles for print and web, covering topics like education, health, family fun, and local resources, with clear sourcing and strong AP-style journalism. You should be able to report accurately, meet deadlines, and provide relevant writing samples, with specific, locally focused pitches. Pay varies by section, ranging from $25 for short blurbs to $200+ for print features, with web posts typically starting at $35+.

Knitty – Worldwide. Submit original knitting or crochet patterns or tutorials for publication, including a complete written pattern, clear photos, and required charts or schematics following their detailed style guide. Anyone can apply regardless of experience, but designs must be fully finished, sized correctly, professionally written, and not previously published; AI-created content is not allowed. Pay ranges from $250 to $350 USD per accepted pattern or tutorial, paid via PayPal around the middle of the issue’s publication cycle.

Longreads – Worldwide. Accepts pitches and full drafts for original nonfiction including reported features, researched essays, personal essays, and curated reading lists. Most features run 2,000–6,000 words. Reported features start at $0.50 per word, essays pay from $500 and up depending on length and research, personal essays pay $500, and reading lists pay $350. Submissions are sent by email, and AI-written or AI-edited work is not accepted.

WIRED – Experienced writers can pitch reported stories about science, technology, and their impact on everyday life. You should read the pitching guide and contact the appropriate editor with a well-developed idea. Payment is negotiated as a project fee rather than a guaranteed hourly wage. This is a competitive publication, so strong reporting and relevant writing samples are important.

Static Media / House Digest – Write remote freelance news or features about home design, gardening, DIY projects, and related topics. You need at least one year of editorial or professional writing experience and relevant subject knowledge. The application requests a resume, LinkedIn profile, short cover letter, and three writing samples. News writing pays $21 to $25 per hour, while feature writing pays $0.08 to $0.10 per word. Starting rates are at the lower end of each range.

Screen Rant – Apply to contribute paid articles about movies, TV, reality TV, comics, gaming, or technology. You should know your chosen subject well and be ready to suggest original story ideas. Its contributor form asks about your location and experience, requests published writing links if you have them, and includes space for three proposed ideas. Rates and country eligibility are not publicly specified on the form.

FanSided – Write sports and entertainment articles about your favorite teams, leagues, TV shows, or movies as an independent contractor. Contributors pitch and write fandom-focused content on a flexible schedule, while Site Experts help run a site, publish daily content, and engage readers on social media. You need strong writing skills, deep knowledge of your chosen fandom, and the ability to create engaging content consistently. Pay is performance-based and depends on how well your articles do.

GameRant – This gaming publication hires freelance writers for video game news, guides, and related coverage when openings are available. You should have strong writing skills and knowledge of the games or topics you want to cover. Its linked careers board has no openings at this check, so you can revisit it for future opportunities rather than expecting an immediate application.

Android Police – Write about Android devices, apps, and related technology for this established publication. Requirements depend on the role, so you should read the current application carefully. News reporting requires relevant technology-writing experience, Android knowledge, writing samples, and availability compatible with U.S. time zones. Feature-writing roles have higher experience and education requirements. Rates are not publicly listed on the current applications.

How Stuff Works – United States. Write clear, engaging articles that explain science, tech, culture, and other topics in a simple way for a general audience, or help update older high-performing content. You must have strong research skills, experience writing for reputable publications, know AP style, meet deadlines, and be legally able to work in the U.S.; all work is original and assigned by editors. Pay is provided for accepted assigned articles, but rates are not publicly listed.

Income Diary – Location not specified. Write in-depth articles (minimum 1,500 to 2,000+ words) about SEO, website traffic, entrepreneurship, affiliate marketing, and making money online. You must create original, high-quality content, understand SEO, and meet strict editorial standards; articles cannot be published elsewhere and IncomeDiary receives full copyright. Pay is typically up to $200 per accepted article, with some listed assignments paying $100 to $250 depending on the topic.

International Living – Worldwide (primarily seeking U.S. and Canadian citizens living overseas). Publication focused on living, retiring, investing, and traveling abroad, with an emphasis on practical advice, cost of living, healthcare, visas, real estate, and expat life. Accepts profiles, how-to guides, practical solution pieces, and first-person “Daily Postcards” (generally 600+ words) from people with real, boots-on-the-ground experience. Submissions are sent via email to the appropriate editor depending on magazine, postcard, or website content. Payment is a one-time fee upon publication (amount not publicly listed), and the magazine typically buys all rights; separate photo payments apply to magazine assignments, not the Daily Postcards program.

Total Football Analysis – Remote, with eligible countries not specified. Paid freelance opportunity for football writers to produce in-depth tactical analysis, match breakdowns, scouting reports, and data-driven insights. Writers are expected to contribute at least one detailed article per week. You should clarify compensation for the one-month trial before beginning. After that trial, pay starts at €20 per article, with higher rates available for experienced journalists. Contributors receive editorial support and access to professional analysis tools, with exposure to a global football audience including professional clubs.

Virginia Quarterly Review – Literary magazine publishing poetry, short fiction (2,500–8,000 words), and nonfiction (3,000–7,000 words) including essays, memoir, literary journalism, and investigative reporting. Only previously unpublished work is considered. Submissions are currently closed, and the magazine says they will reopen in 2027. You should check its guidelines for the next announced reading period. Simultaneous submissions are allowed. Pay is $200 per poem (up to 4), $1,000 for a suite of 5+ poems, and generally $1,000 or more for short fiction and nonfiction (around $0.25 per word depending on length), with higher rates possible for investigative reporting. Authors retain copyright, with first North American print and digital rights requested and a 90-day exclusivity period.

Straight Arrow News – Remote freelance writing; exact eligible locations are not specified. Pitch original reported stories for a national audience, including features, deep dives, and longer investigations. The pitch form asks about your reporting experience, planned sources, location, and turnaround time. Relevant writing samples are helpful. Pay is not listed and assignments depend on accepted pitches.

Specialized Writing Roles

These listings require more specific experience, and some include duties beyond writing.

TopStack Resume – United States, excluding California. Work remotely as an independent contractor writing resumes, cover letters, LinkedIn profiles, and other career documents. Requires at least one year of resume-writing experience or three years in professional writing, human resources, career services, or recruiting. Applicants need capacity for 10-20 orders per month and must provide three resume samples and three cover-letter samples. You choose assignments that suit your availability. Pay is per completed order, with weekly payments; exact rates are shared with selected applicants.

Reach Digital – D2C Performance Copywriter. Remote in the U.S. or Canada, with contract and full-time options. You would write advertising copy, video scripts, headlines, and social content for consumer brands. Requires two or more years of D2C advertising or social-content experience, examples of successful campaigns, and some overlap with U.S. working hours. No degree requirement is listed. Pay depends on experience, and the application asks for a video explaining an ad you created.

Grayson HR – Remote freelance Legal Copywriter; eligible countries are not listed. Write articles, blogs, and website copy for ongoing client projects. Requires professional writing, editing, or content-development experience, strong research skills, and relevant writing samples. Legal-industry experience and legal writing samples are strongly preferred. Pay is set per project based on the assignment and your experience; the listing gives no fixed rate. Assignments depend on client needs.

TransPerfect – United States, Eastern time zone only. Long-term freelance ecommerce copywriting for a toy brand. Create and improve product titles, bullet points, and descriptions for Amazon and similar marketplaces. Requires at least five years of ecommerce copywriting, strong U.S. English, marketplace content experience, and SEO knowledge. Toy-industry experience is preferred. The application asks for your hourly rate and weekly availability; no fixed pay or hours are listed.

Keenfolks – Freelance Content Writer, Animal Health. Remote in the U.S. and Canada, with some overlap with Eastern or Central business hours. Write social posts, emails, ads, web copy, scripts, and other content for animal-health brands. Requires 4+ years of brand writing experience, including pharma or regulated-health work, native-level English, and relevant samples. The portal labels the workload full-time; assignments are volume-based, with a possible ongoing retainer. Rates are set per piece or hour based on experience and scope. Shortlisted writers take a paid writing test.

WEBTOON – Freelance Social Media Script Writer/Video Editor. Remote; the listing names El Segundo, California, but does not specify eligible countries. Write scripts and edit short videos, trailers, and ads for social media. Requires 3+ years of creative agency, production, or entertainment experience, strong copywriting skills, and proficiency in Premiere Pro and After Effects. You also need animation skills and a portfolio or reel showing your storytelling and motion design work. Pays $40–$50 per hour in U.S. dollars.

Self-Publishing Platforms

Medium – Publish your own articles through its Partner Program and earn variable income based on eligible member reading and engagement. Enrollment requires a paid Medium membership, age 18 or older, a complete profile, at least one published story, and supported banking and tax residence. This is a self-publishing earnings program rather than an employer, and income is not guaranteed.

Vocal – A self-publishing platform for stories, essays, poetry, and other original writing, rather than a company hiring employees. Read-based earnings now require a paid Vocal+ membership, and publishing requires a connected Stripe account. Free creators may receive tips or qualify for certain bonuses, but the former free-account payment per 1,000 reads no longer applies. Eligibility and earnings vary, so you should review the current membership terms before paying.

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