44 Companies That Regularly Hire Remote Workers

Some companies are proud of the fact they allow all or most of their workers to work remotely.

And then there are other companies that offer work at home jobs regularly, but they don't go out of their way to advertise that fact — possibly because they don't want to get overwhelmed with applications, or because they don't always have home-based jobs.

Today I made a list of companies that are almost always advertising their work at home jobs.

In the list below, I've broken the companies down by category and provided a link to their websites and also our review (if there is one posted).

Customer Service, Sales & Reservations

The companies below regularly hire people to handle customer service, reservations, sales, tech support, and other customer-facing work from home.

Some hire employees, while others work with independent contractors. Requirements, schedules, and locations vary quite a bit by company.

HotelPlanner

HotelPlanner regularly accepts applications for remote Certified Hotel Planner reservation agents. You can log in when you want and take calls from customers looking to book hotels.

This is independent contractor work, and earnings are commission-based. HotelPlanner says agents may earn around $10 to $30 hourly depending on bookings, performance, and call demand.

Go here to apply, or read the HotelPlanner review for more detail.

QVC Group

QVC Group, formerly Qurate Retail Group, regularly hires remote customer service workers for brands including QVC and HSN.

Openings are usually limited to certain states. Current customer service listings typically involve inbound calls, order help, problem-solving, and some sales, with some positions starting around $15 hourly.

Go here to search current openings.

Concentrix

Concentrix regularly hires remote customer service, sales, and tech support workers in the US and other countries.

Available jobs change frequently, and some positions require specific licenses or bilingual skills while others are more general customer support roles.

Go here to check for openings, or read the Concentrix review.

Direct Interactions

Direct Interactions operates a US-based remote contact center and regularly recruits customer service workers.

Depending on the account, the work may involve calls, chat, email processing, or a combination of those. These are employee positions, and eligible employees may have access to benefits.

Go here to check for openings, or read the Direct Interactions review.

Enterprise Mobility

Enterprise Mobility, formerly Enterprise Rent-A-Car, frequently hires remote call center workers in many US states.

The company's work-from-home team handles customer service, reservations, and other customer needs. Openings and eligible states change throughout the year.

Go here to check for openings.

Liveops

Liveops regularly accepts applications for its network of work-from-home customer service agents in the US.

You work as an independent contractor rather than an employee, and available programs may include customer service, retail support, insurance, tax software support, and other industries. You can generally choose when you want to provide services.

Go here to apply, or read our Liveops review first.

NexRep

NexRep regularly recruits independent contractors to provide customer care and sales support from home.

Depending on the client, you may communicate with customers by phone, chat, email, text, or social media. Contractors can choose their own schedules, and earnings vary by opportunity.

Go here to apply, or read our NexRep review.

Intuit

Intuit regularly hires remote tax professionals for TurboTax, particularly leading up to and during tax season.

Tax Associate positions typically require at least two seasons of paid tax preparation experience and at least 30 individual tax returns prepared per season. Other remote tax and bookkeeping positions are available as well.

Go here to see current remote opportunities.

Smith.ai

Smith.ai regularly hires work-from-home Virtual Receptionists in the US and Mexico.

Virtual Receptionists answer calls, take messages, schedule appointments, collect payments, and provide information for Smith.ai's business clients. US-based agents currently start at $15 hourly, or $16 hourly if bilingual in English and Spanish.

Go here to apply.

Foundever

Foundever regularly hires remote customer service and support employees in the US as well as many other countries.

The company has a large work-from-home workforce, and available positions may include general customer service, technical support, insurance support, sales, and other customer-facing work.

Go here to browse current openings.

CVS Health

CVS Health regularly has remote openings across several areas of the company.

Customer care is one of the better categories to watch for work-from-home jobs, although you may also see remote positions in healthcare, claims, administration, technology, and other departments. Some jobs are nationwide while others have state restrictions.

Go here to browse customer care opportunities.

TTEC

TTEC regularly hires people for remote customer service, sales, insurance, and technical support positions.

The company hires work-from-home employees in the US and internationally. Pay, schedules, and requirements depend on the client and position.

Go here to check for openings, or read the TTEC review.

U-Haul

U-Haul regularly posts remote customer support positions in addition to its many location-based jobs.

Remote openings can include roadside assistance, verification, reservations, and other call center work. Many of these are part-time, although the exact positions available change frequently.

Go here and select the remote option when searching, or read the U-Haul review.

Working Solutions

Working Solutions regularly recruits home-based customer service contractors in the US and Canada.

Available contracts change throughout the year and may involve customer care, travel, retail, insurance, or other industries. You work as an independent contractor and have control over the hours you make yourself available.

Go here to see current opportunities, or read our Working Solutions review.

World Travel Holdings

World Travel Holdings has operated a large work-from-home workforce for many years and regularly hires remote workers for its travel brands.

Common openings include travel sales, customer care, and other reservation-related roles. Employees receive the equipment needed for their home office.

Go here to learn more and search current jobs.

Non-Phone Support & Online Moderation

If you'd rather not spend your entire workday taking calls, these companies regularly offer remote work involving chat, email, text, social media, or online communities.

Chatdesk

Chatdesk accepts applications for freelance customer support agents known as Chatdesk Experts.

Experts help ecommerce companies respond to customers through social media, email, SMS, and chat. No prior customer service experience is required, although you'll need a computer, reliable internet, and at least a little availability each day.

Go here to apply.

Drips

Drips regularly uses remote Chatroom Operators to help with the human side of its AI-powered text conversations.

The work involves reading customer responses, determining what the person is trying to say, and selecting, improving, or categorizing responses. Openings are not available in every state at all times.

Go here to check current openings.

ModSquad

ModSquad regularly recruits remote contractors for online moderation, community management, social media, and customer support projects.

Projects and schedules vary, and opportunities are available in the US as well as other countries. Its moderation work can involve monitoring online communities or social feeds and responding or escalating issues when necessary.

Go here to see current opportunities.

AI Training, Data Annotation & Search Evaluation

A lot of the work that used to be advertised simply as “search engine evaluation” has expanded into AI training and data work.

The companies below regularly recruit remote contributors for things like rating search results, reviewing AI responses, labeling data, collecting speech or images, and improving AI-generated content.

CrowdGen by Appen

Appen now offers most of its crowd-based remote projects through CrowdGen.

Projects may involve search evaluation, AI response rating, sentiment analysis, data collection, transcription, classification, and other AI training tasks. Many are flexible independent contractor projects, and opportunities are available worldwide.

Go here to browse current projects, or read the Appen review.

Datavio.ai

Datavio.ai regularly recruits remote contributors around the world for AI and language-related projects.

Opportunities can include search engine evaluation, transcription review, annotation, data labeling, testing, speech collection, and subject-matter expert work. Some are short projects while others are ongoing part-time roles.

Go here to search current opportunities.

TELUS Digital

TELUS Digital has a large global AI Community that regularly recruits remote contributors.

Projects can involve rating search results or advertisements, reviewing online content, annotating data, language work, and other tasks used to improve AI systems. Pay and availability vary by project and country.

Go here to search current opportunities, or read our TELUS review.

OneForma

OneForma regularly has remote AI and data projects open in the US and internationally.

The work may include search evaluation, image labeling, content review, AI response evaluation, transcription, data collection, annotation, and other tasks. Some projects are worldwide while others require you to live in a specific country.

Go here to browse current projects.

Transcription

The following companies regularly accept applications from people interested in doing transcription from home.

Most of this work is freelance or independent contractor work, so the amount available can fluctuate.

Veritext/Allegis Transcription

Allegis Transcription is now part of Veritext and continues to recruit work-from-home transcriptionists.

The company specializes heavily in insurance and legal transcription and says it has an ongoing, steady workflow. Transcriptionists work as independent contractors and choose how much work they want to take on.

Go here to apply.

Daily Transcription

Daily Transcription regularly accepts applications for general, legal, medical, entertainment, captioning, and other transcription work.

General transcription is independent contractor work, and the company says beginners as well as experienced transcriptionists may apply. You'll need strong listening skills and generally be able to type at least 50 words per minute.

Go here to see current openings.

Quicktate

Quicktate continues to accept applications from remote transcriptionists and typists.

Contractors transcribe and analyze voicemail messages, calls, memos, legal files, medical files, and other recordings. You'll need to complete the application process and meet the company's accuracy requirements.

Go here to apply, or read the Quicktate review.

SpeakWrite

SpeakWrite regularly recruits experienced remote transcriptionists.

The company currently hires for general, legal, and Spanish transcription. You'll work remotely as a contractor and can control when you're available to complete transcription work.

Go here to apply, or read the SpeakWrite review.

TranscribeMe

TranscribeMe regularly accepts applications from people interested in freelance transcription.

You can work from home on your own schedule, and there is no formal education requirement. General transcription currently pays around $15 to $22 per audio hour, with higher-paying specialty teams available after you gain experience.

Go here to apply, or read the TranscribeMe review.

Online Tutoring & Teaching

These companies regularly recruit people to teach or tutor students online.

Requirements vary widely. Some require a teaching license or degree, while others are much more flexible.

Hoot Reading

Hoot Reading regularly recruits teachers in North America to provide one-on-one online reading instruction to elementary students.

You'll need a degree in education and/or teaching license along with at least two years of K-6 classroom experience. Teachers work from home and are matched with students based on their availability.

Go here to apply.

Brainfuse

Brainfuse regularly accepts applications from people interested in joining its online tutoring team.

Tutors work remotely with students in the subjects they are qualified to teach. Brainfuse asks applicants to submit a resume for review before completing the tutor registration process.

Go here for more information, or read our Brainfuse review.

Fullmind

Fullmind, which acquired and combined with Elevate K-12, regularly recruits licensed teachers to teach students online.

You'll need an active US teaching license. Teachers work as independent contractors and choose from assignments that fit their certifications and schedules. Rates currently start at $27.50 hourly, with Fullmind reporting an average of about $32 hourly.

Go here to see current opportunities.

Varsity Tutors

Varsity Tutors regularly recruits people to tutor students through its online learning platform.

Tutors work as independent contractors and can choose their own schedules. Subjects range from elementary academics to college courses, test preparation, professional skills, and many specialty areas.

Go here to learn more and apply.

Studypool

Studypool regularly accepts applications for online tutors who help students with academic questions.

Tutors choose questions in subjects they know and submit answers through the platform. Earnings depend on the questions you work on and the amount of work available.

Go here to learn more, or read the Studypool review.

Tutor.com

Tutor.com regularly accepts applications from US-based online tutors.

Tutors help students with subjects ranging from elementary academics through college and professional topics. You can schedule tutoring hours or log in when you're available, and pay varies depending on the subject you're tutoring.

Go here to apply, or read the Tutor.com review.

Cambly

Cambly accepts applications from people who want to tutor English learners online.

You do not need a teaching certificate, bachelor's degree, or prior teaching experience. Cambly currently pays $0.17 per minute, or $10.20 hourly, for regular Cambly and $0.20 per minute, or $12 hourly, for Cambly Kids.

Cambly is currently limiting the number of new tutors it brings onto the platform, so application processing may take longer than usual.

Go here to apply, or read the Cambly review.

Writing, Editing & Proofreading

The companies below regularly recruit remote writers, editors, proofreaders, or other content contributors.

Requirements vary quite a bit. Some are open to newer freelancers, while others expect a degree or professional editing experience.

Compose.ly

Compose.ly regularly accepts applications from experienced freelance writers to create content for clients in a variety of industries.

Writers work remotely, choose the projects they want to take on, and set their own schedules. Compose.ly says its writers average around 10 to 14 cents per word, although rates vary by project.

Go here to apply.

WebFX

WebFX regularly recruits remote writers and other content professionals.

Its copy team creates content for clients across a large variety of industries. Requirements depend on the position, and the company hires remote workers in the US as well as a growing number of other countries.

Go here to learn more about its current writing opportunities.

Gramlee

Gramlee says it is always looking for remote editors.

The company hires contractors to edit general content as well as dissertations and theses. You work from home and determine your own availability.

Go here to apply.

WordsRU

WordsRU regularly accepts applications from experienced remote editors and proofreaders around the world.

Applicants generally need a master's degree, PhD, or equivalent professional experience along with at least two years of editing, copyediting, or proofreading experience.

Go here to apply.

ProofreadingServices.com

ProofreadingServices.com regularly accepts applications for remote proofreading and editing work.

The company hires both part-time and full-time workers worldwide and advertises flexible scheduling. Current rates are listed at $19 to $46 hourly depending on turnaround time.

Go here to apply.

Study.com

Study.com regularly recruits remote contractors for writing, editing, curriculum development, and homework help.

Opportunities may include lesson writing, research and copywriting, reviewing and editing educational content, and answering student questions. Contractors work online and generally choose when and where they work.

Go here to see current opportunities.

Virtual Assistants & Admin Support

The companies below regularly recruit people for work-from-home virtual assistant and administrative support jobs.

Some hire employees while others use independent contractors. Experience requirements also vary considerably from one company to another.

BELAY

BELAY regularly recruits experienced professionals for remote virtual assistant and other client-support work.

Current contractor openings can include executive assistant, marketing assistant, bookkeeping, and other administrative roles. BELAY accepts applicants in most US states, although several states are excluded.

Go here to apply, or read the BELAY review.

Fancy Hands

Fancy Hands regularly hires remote assistants to complete tasks for its customers.

Tasks might involve internet research, making phone calls, scheduling appointments, finding information, or handling other small administrative requests. This is flexible work that may be better suited to supplemental income.

Go here to apply, or read the Fancy Hands review.

Time Etc.

Time Etc. regularly accepts applications for experienced freelance virtual assistants in the US and UK.

You'll generally need at least five to eight years of relevant paid work experience. US assistants currently start at $17 hourly, with the ability to increase their rate over time.

Go here to apply.

Boldly

Boldly regularly hires experienced executive assistants for long-term remote work with its clients.

These are employee positions rather than freelance gigs. Boldly generally requires at least seven years of executive or senior administrative support experience, and current US executive assistant positions pay $27 to $30 hourly.

Go here to see current openings, or read the Boldly review.

For 50 more companies that hire work at home virtual assistants plus information on starting your own VA business, check out my e-book, Your Quick Guide to Working From Home as a Virtual Assistant.