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No. 1 — Clickworker: clickworker.com Complete small tasks on your own schedule, including data entry, categorization, proofreading, and app testing. No. 2 — Outlier: outlier.ai Offers project-based work involving AI training, coding, and writing evaluations. If you previously used Remotasks, this is the platform to check now. No. 3 — UserTesting: usertesting.com/get-paid-to-test Get paid to test websites and apps while speaking your thoughts out loud. A typical 20-minute test pays around $10, with payment usually sent seven days later. No. 4 — Userlytics: userlytics.com Record yourself completing specific tasks on websites and apps. Some opportunities may also include live research sessions. No. 5 — Respondent: respondent.io Often has some of the highest-paying opportunities on this list. Studies may pay around $95 on average, while focus groups can pay $150–$250—and occasionally $400 or more. Just remember: these platforms offer gig work, so the income and availability can be unpredictable. If you’re looking for a steady remote job instead of individual tasks, check out CareerHound.io. It pulls remote openings directly from company career pages, helping you discover roles without relying solely on LinkedIn or Indeed. This has a small fee but you can check out their free preview #creatorsearchinsights #remotejobswithoutexperience #wfh #wfhremotejobs #remotework