50 Best Work From Home Night Jobs That Pay Well
Okay, let’s talk about some jobs you can do from home, especially if you’re more of a night owl or just need something flexible to do in the evenings!
Finding work that fits around your life, rather than the other way around, can be a game-changer. Maybe you have other commitments during the day, or maybe you just focus better when the sun goes down.
Whatever the reason, there are definitely options out there.
Here’s a look at some late-night, work-at-home possibilities, explained simply:
1. Amazon FBA Seller
Thinking about selling things online? Becoming an Amazon FBA Seller could be a cool option.
FBA stands for ‘Fulfilled by Amazon’, which means you find products to sell, but Amazon takes care of storing them and shipping them out when someone buys them.
Your success really depends on picking good products, marketing them well, and keeping customers happy.
How much you earn can change a lot based on what you sell and how much you sell.
You’ll need some money to buy your first products (that’s your inventory), but the good news is you can manage most of this business during your evening hours.
You can learn more about it on the Amazon Selling website.
2. Appen Butler Hill
Appen often has projects where you help improve artificial intelligence (AI). This might involve collecting data or checking the quality of information.
These are usually flexible tasks that you can easily do in the evenings after your day is done.
The pay depends on the specific project, but they sometimes offer longer-term projects if you’re looking for something steady.
It’s a neat way to be part of tech development without needing to be a coder.
3. Blogging
Believe it or not, I still earn most of the money through blogging only.
Starting your own blog can be a great way to share your interests and potentially earn money.
At first, you might make a few dollars per month, but with time and effort, some bloggers make a six-figure income!
You make money through things like affiliate marketing (recommending products), sponsored posts, or showing ads.
The best part? You can write your posts, manage your site, and interact with readers whenever you have free time, making it perfect for evening work.
3. Blogging Pro
If you enjoy writing but don’t want to start your own blog from scratch, check out Blogging Pro. It’s a job board specifically for freelance writers who want to create blog content for others.
Pay varies depending on how long and complex the article is. You can pick topics you know or care about and write them during your evening hours.
4. Brainfuse
Are you good at a particular subject? Brainfuse is an online tutoring platform where you can help students from elementary school all the way up to college level.
They pay around 10 dollars per session. Since students often need help in the evenings after school or late at night, there are usually plenty of hours available then.
You need to know your subject well, but they provide resources to help you teach.
5. Clickworker
Clickworker is a site where you can find small online tasks, often called microtasks. These could be anything from categorizing data to writing short texts or testing apps.
It’s super flexible – you work whenever you want, and there’s no minimum amount you have to do.
Sometimes, they have access to higher-paying tasks through something called UHRS.
It’s a good way to fill spare evening hours productively.
6. Customer Service Representative
Many companies need people to answer customer questions via phone, chat, or email, and they often need coverage 24/7. This means there are often specific openings for evening and overnight shifts.
Pay usually ranges from 10 to 20 dollars per hour, and sometimes you can earn extra through commissions. The company usually provides all the training you need, so you just need good communication skills.
Look for remote customer service jobs on major job boards or directly on company career pages.
7. Design Crowd
If you have a knack for graphic design, Design Crowd is a place where you can find freelance projects.
Businesses post what they need (like a logo or website design), and designers submit their ideas.
You can work on these projects whenever it suits you, including late at night. They also run design contests where you can compete for prize money.
Pay varies based on the project.
8. DoorDash
Delivering food with an app like DoorDash is a really flexible way to earn money.
You use your own car (or sometimes bike) to pick up orders from restaurants and deliver them to customers.
You can often earn more during busy times like the dinner rush and late-night hours. People report averaging around 17 dollars per hour.
You set your own schedule and decide where you want to deliver. No special skills needed to get started!
9. Dropshipping
Dropshipping is another way to run an online store, but without needing to buy or store any products yourself.
When a customer buys something from your online store, you order it from a third-party supplier (like a manufacturer or wholesaler), and they ship it directly to the customer.
You manage your store, market your products, and handle customer service, all of which can easily be done in the evenings.
Your income depends on what you sell and how good your marketing is. It takes time to research products and manage everything, but it’s very flexible.
Platforms like Shopify or WooCommerce can help you set this up.
10. Editing & Proofreading
Are you great at spotting typos and grammar mistakes?
You could work as an editor or proofreader! People in this field typically earn between 49,000 and 65,000 dollars per year once established.
It’s perfect if you love language and pay close attention to detail. You can find work through platforms like Scribendi or Proofreading Pal.
Since the work just involves reading and correcting text, you can do it absolutely any time, making it ideal for night owls.
11. Facebook Ads Management
Lots of small businesses need help running ads on Facebook and Instagram but don’t know how or don’t have the time.
If you learn how social media advertising works, you could manage these campaigns for them. You could charge clients around 1,000 to 2,000 dollars per month for each client.
All the work – setting up ads, checking results, making reports – can be done completely outside of normal business hours, perfect for evenings.
12. Fancy Hands
Fancy Hands offers virtual assistant tasks, but they are usually smaller, quicker jobs. Think things like scheduling appointments, doing online research, or making phone calls.
Tasks pay anywhere from 2.50 to 7 dollars each. You can log in whenever you want, pick the tasks that look interesting or match your skills, and complete them on your own schedule.
It’s very flexible for fitting work into your evenings.
13. Fiverr
Fiverr is a huge marketplace where freelancers can offer services, called “Gigs.” You could offer writing, graphic design, programming, voiceovers, or almost anything else you’re skilled at.
Gigs start at 5 dollars, but you can offer more complex services or add-ons for much higher prices.
You work on orders when they come in, completely on your own schedule, making it great for night work. As you get good reviews, you can often charge more.
14. Freelance Writing
Beyond just blogs, there’s a huge need for all kinds of writing online – website content, articles, marketing emails, product descriptions, and more.
As a freelance writer, you could earn a median pay of around 29 dollars per hour. You can find gigs on platforms like Upwork or by reaching out to businesses directly.
Building a portfolio of your work helps you get better clients. This is another job that’s completely flexible for late-night schedules.
15. Humantic
Humantic (you might need to search for their specific review tasks, as the main site is AI software) sometimes hires people to review recorded phone calls and provide feedback on them, perhaps for quality control or training purposes.
Payouts might start around 10 dollars.
The key benefit is that you can do this work whenever you want, and you don’t have to interact directly with customers.
16. Survey Sites
These sites (InboxDollars in the US, InboxPounds in the UK, Daily Rewards in Canada) pay you small amounts of money for doing simple online tasks.
This includes taking surveys, watching videos, playing games, or even just reading emails. They often give you a 5 dollar bonus just for signing up.
While individual tasks don’t pay a lot (though some surveys can pay up to 35 dollars), you can do them anytime you have a spare moment, like during a late-night TV show.
17. Language Line Solutions
If you are fluent in more than one language, you could work as an interpreter for Language Line Solutions.
You’d help people communicate over the phone or video who don’t speak the same language (e.g., in healthcare or customer service situations).
Companies often need interpreters available 24/7, so evening and overnight hours are common.
Pay can be higher if you speak less common languages.
18. Learnlight (formerly ISUS)
Learnlight provides online language tutoring, often for business professionals around the world. Because students are in different time zones, there’s a demand for tutors during what might be your evening or late-night hours.
If you have specialized language skills (like teaching business English), you might earn more. They offer regular payments and flexible scheduling based on when you’re available.
19. Lionbridge
Lionbridge (now often part of TELUS International) hires people for various online tasks. This could include things like evaluating search engine results, checking map data, or analyzing online content.
The work is usually flexible, allowing you to log in and work during evening or night hours. They have projects in many languages and specialties, and pay varies by project.
20. LiveOps
LiveOps connects independent contractors with companies needing virtual call center agents. You handle customer service or sales calls from home.
A big plus is that you can often choose your own work hours in 30-minute blocks, making it easy to schedule around other things.
Pay rates can sometimes be higher during evening, overnight, or weekend shifts when demand is high. They have roles in areas like customer service, insurance, and healthcare.
21. Media Bistro
Media Bistro is a job board focused on jobs in media, content creation, and creative fields.
While it’s a place to find jobs rather than a direct employer, you can specifically search for remote positions that offer flexible or evening schedules.
You might find opportunities in writing, editing, social media management, and more. Pay rates usually depend on your skills and experience.
22. Mturk (Amazon Mechanical Turk)
Amazon Mechanical Turk, often called Mturk, is a platform where you can do small online tasks called HITs (Human Intelligence Tasks).
These can be anything from identifying objects in photos to transcribing short audio clips or validating data.
You can log in and work anytime, day or night, and there are no minimum hours required. Pay per task is usually small, but it can add up if you’re efficient.
23. Nielsen App
This is more about passive income than active work. Nielsen (famous for TV ratings) has a research panel where you install their app on your computer or mobile device.
The app runs in the background and collects data about how you use the internet (anonymously). Just for participating, you can earn rewards, like around 50 dollars per year via PayPal or gift cards.
It takes minimal effort after setup, making it an easy extra for night owls.
24. Paid View Point
Paid Viewpoint is a survey site known for its short, easy-to-answer surveys. They generally pay less per survey than some other sites, but you might get them more frequently.
They use a “TraitScore” system – the more consistently you answer, the higher your score, and the more surveys (and potentially higher pay) you might receive.
You can take surveys whenever they are available, including late at night.
25. Pay Per Post
PayPerPost connects bloggers and social media influencers with brands who want sponsored content. If you have a blog or a decent social media following, you can get paid to write reviews or posts about products or services.
You choose the assignments you’re interested in and can write them whenever you like, including evenings. They pay via PayPal once you reach a minimum of 50 dollars.
26. Postmates
Similar to DoorDash, Postmates (which is now owned by Uber Eats) is a delivery service. You can deliver food, groceries, and other items to people in your area.
Evening hours are often busy, which can mean more delivery opportunities and potentially higher earnings, especially with tips. You set your own schedule and work when you want.
Payments are typically made weekly.
27. Proofreading Pal
Here’s another option for those with sharp eyes for errors. Proofreading Pal hires proofreaders and editors. They mention potential earnings of around 53,255 dollars annually (or about 2,700 monthly working part-time), though this likely requires experience and consistent work.
They often have limited openings, so you need to be qualified. It’s perfect for night owls who enjoy detailed, focused work.
28. Qkids
Qkids is a platform where you can teach English online to young Chinese students. They pay around 6 to 8 dollars per hour.
Because the students are in China, the peak teaching times are often during North American evenings and early mornings, fitting well with a late-night schedule.
You generally need a Bachelor’s degree and to be a native English speaker. They provide the lesson materials, which saves you preparation time.
29. Rev
Rev offers freelance work in transcription (typing out audio), captioning (creating captions for videos), and translation.
If you’re fast and accurate, especially in transcription or captioning, you could potentially earn up to 40 dollars per hour, although average earnings are usually lower (15-25 dollars per hour is common).
You choose jobs from their platform and can complete them anytime, 24/7. Good listening skills and typing speed are important.
30. Scribie
Scribie is another platform focused on audio transcription. They offer flexible work where you can choose audio files to transcribe based on your interest or perceived difficulty.
Pay rates start around 5 to 25 dollars per audio hour (meaning an hour of audio, not an hour of your work time).
As you gain experience and prove your quality, you might get access to better-paying files or reviewer roles. You can work whenever you have time.
31. Shipt
Like DoorDash and Postmates, but often focused more on groceries, Shipt hires people to shop for and deliver groceries and other items from stores like Target.
Many people order groceries for delivery after work, so evening hours can be busy. Shipt shoppers report earning an average of 15 to 25 dollars per hour, including tips.
You choose your own hours and the areas where you want to shop and deliver.
32. Survey Junkie
Survey Junkie is a popular platform for taking online surveys for market research. They state some surveys can pay up to 45 dollars, although most will pay much less (1-5 dollars is common).
Average hourly earnings are often around 17 dollars. One nice thing is that they sometimes give you a few points even if you don’t qualify for the full survey.
And, of course, you can log in and take surveys whenever you have some downtime, making it easy to fit into your evening schedule.
33. Sutherland Global Services
Sutherland is a large company that often hires for remote customer service and technical support jobs. Because they serve clients globally, they frequently have evening and overnight shifts available.
They provide training specific to the clients you’ll be supporting. If you work consistent hours, you might also be eligible for benefits, which isn’t always common with remote work.
34. Swagbucks
Swagbucks is another popular site where you can earn rewards for doing various online activities. This includes taking surveys, watching videos, searching the web, and even playing games.
They offer a variety of payout options, like gift cards to popular stores or cash back through PayPal. They usually offer a small sign-up bonus for new members too.
All the tasks can be done whenever you have free time, day or night.
35. Teaching English Online
Teaching English online to students in other countries is a big opportunity, especially for night owls. You’ll usually need a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certificate for most platforms.
Pay can range quite a bit, typically from 10 to 25 dollars per hour, depending on the company and your qualifications.
For example, a well-known platform like Vipkid (mentioned below too) pays up to 22 dollars per hour.
Since many students are in Asia, their morning or afternoon lessons often happen during your evening or late-night hours.
36. TextBroker
TextBroker is a platform specifically for writers. You get paid for each article you write. How much you earn per word depends on a quality rating you receive.
Higher ratings unlock better-paying assignments. You can browse available assignments and choose topics that interest you or match your expertise.
It’s completely flexible, so you can write articles whenever inspiration strikes, day or night.
37. Time Etc
If you have experience as an administrative assistant, secretary, or executive assistant, Time Etc could be a good fit. They connect experienced virtual assistants with clients who need ongoing support.
The average pay is around 11 to 16 dollars per hour. You often get to build long-term relationships with your clients.
While some tasks might need daytime coordination, much of the administrative work can often be done during evening hours, depending on your client’s needs.
38. Toluna
Toluna is a market research community where you can share your opinions by taking surveys and sometimes testing products.
They offer rewards in the form of points that you can exchange for PayPal cash or gift cards. It also has a bit of a social side, with polls and discussions you can participate in.
You can log in and check for available surveys whenever it suits you, including evenings.
39. Transcription
Transcription, in general, means listening to audio or video recordings and typing out what is said. The average pay is often around 20 dollars per hour for general transcription.
If you have specialized knowledge, like in legal or medical fields, you can often earn higher rates for transcribing related content.
This type of work can be done entirely on your own schedule, making it perfect for late nights. You just need good listening skills and a decent typing speed.
You can find transcription jobs on freelance platforms or through specialized transcription companies.
40. TranscribeMe
TranscribeMe is another platform focused on transcription work. They offer weekly payments, which is nice. They have opportunities suitable for beginners, but also paths for advancement to roles like reviewer or editor.
They often break audio into short clips, making it easier to fit work into small pockets of time during your evening. As you gain experience and show accuracy, your payment rates can increase.
41. TutorMe
TutorMe offers personalized online tutoring across a huge range of subjects, from basic math to advanced astrophysics.
Pay rates reflect this range, starting around 21 dollars per hour and potentially going up to 70 dollars or more per hour for highly specialized or in-demand subjects.
Scheduling is flexible, allowing you to offer sessions during evening and late-night hours when many students are looking for help.
42. TutorVista
TutorVista (often associated with other tutoring platforms now) is another place to find online tutoring work in various academic subjects.
Students often request help during evening hours after school or university classes. If you’re qualified, you can find steady work. Payment is typically based on your subject expertise and the number of hours you tutor.
43. Uhaul
You might be surprised, but U-Haul often hires remote customer service agents, and they frequently need people for evening shifts.
You’d be helping customers with reservations, answering questions, and providing support over the phone. They provide training on their systems. These positions often come with a more regular schedule compared to gig work, offering consistent hours.
44. Upwork
Upwork is one of the largest global freelancing platforms. You can find projects related to almost any skill: writing, graphic design, web development, marketing, virtual assistance, customer service, and much more.
Your income depends heavily on your skills, how well you connect with clients, and the types of projects you take on.
Because clients are located all over the world, it’s perfectly suited for night work – someone is always awake and needing work done!
You can set your own rates and bid on projects that fit your schedule.
45. User Testing
Do you enjoy giving your opinion on websites and apps? Companies like UserTesting will pay you to do just that!
You visit a website or use an app, follow a set of instructions, and record your screen while speaking your thoughts out loud about the experience.
Tests typically pay 10 dollars for about 20 minutes, but longer or more complex tests (like live interviews) can pay up to 60 dollars.
You can check for available tests and complete them whenever you have quiet time, including evenings.
46. Userlytics
Userlytics is another platform similar to UserTesting. They pay you to test websites, apps, prototypes, and even watch ads, then provide feedback by recording your screen and voice.
Pay varies depending on the project’s complexity, typically ranging from 5 to 90 dollars. You can browse available tests and choose ones that fit into your evening schedule.
47. Vipkid
As mentioned under Teaching English Online, Vipkid is a major platform connecting teachers (primarily from North America) with young students in China for one-on-one English lessons.
They pay up to 22 dollars per hour. The peak hours for teaching are almost always during North American evenings and early mornings because of the time difference.
You generally need a Bachelor’s degree and some teaching experience (even informal counts). A big plus is that they provide the lesson plans, so you don’t have to create materials from scratch.
48. Virtual Assistance
Becoming a Virtual Assistant (VA) means providing administrative, technical, or creative assistance to clients remotely. Tasks can include managing emails, scheduling appointments, making phone calls, managing social media accounts, bookkeeping, and much more.
Average earnings are often cited around 32 dollars per hour, but experienced VAs with specialized skills can earn 100 dollars per hour or even more.
The work is incredibly flexible and can easily be done during night hours, depending on the specific tasks and client needs. You can find clients through platforms like Upwork or by networking.
49. Vlogging (YouTube)
If you’re comfortable on camera and have something interesting to share or teach, you could start a vlog (video blog) on YouTube.
You create videos about topics you’re passionate about – hobbies, skills, reviews, comedy, anything!
Once you build an audience, you can make money through ads, sponsorships (where brands pay you to feature their product – successful channels might get 10,000 dollars per sponsored video!), merchandise, or affiliate links.
You’ll need some basic equipment (like a smartphone camera to start) and learn some editing skills. But the actual filming, editing, and uploading can be done anytime, making it great for night owls.
50. Writers Domain
Writers Domain is another freelance writing platform where you can get paid to write articles. They pay around 15 dollars or more per article, with higher rates offered for high-quality writing or content in specialized categories.
You can browse their marketplace, choose topics that interest you, and write them on your own schedule. It’s a solid option for flexing your creative writing muscles during late-night hours.
So there you have it – quite a few options for earning money from home during the evenings or late at night!
Whether you like writing, talking to people, organizing things, or just doing simple tasks, there’s likely something out there that can fit your schedule and skills.
Good luck finding the perfect fit for you!