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Aug 23, 20229 min read

The Top 60 Work from Home Remote Careers

If you have ever thought about working from home in the past, you probably found that it was pretty tough to find a remote role. However, with so many changes in society in the last few years, that has started to change.



In 2021, around 39 million Americans stated that they planned to work remotely. Working from home is better for the environment, and it can help companies cut overhead costs, too. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, remote work has become more common. In March 2021, around six out of 10 workers were working remotely at least part-time.


Around 44% of companies don’t allow remote work, but that means that there are another 56% of companies that do. Remote work creates a better work-life balance, which is why so many people are in favor of working remotely today.


While there are challenges to working remotely, such as loneliness and separating home life from work life, around 74% of workers said that being able to work remotely would make them more likely to stay with a company.


If you want to go remote, you need to find a remote job. This is a compilation of 60 of the best remote work websites so that you can get started on your job search.




PosterGirl Marketing Media Group® is hiring for remote opportunities as well. We are an equal opportunity organization and will not allow discrimination based upon age, ethnicity, ancestry, gender, national origin, disability, race, size, religion, sexual orientation, socioeconomic background, or any other status prohibited by applicable law.




If you want to go remote, you need to find a remote job. This is a compilation of 60 of the best remote work websites so that you can get started on your job search.​


60 Best Remote Work Websites



Best for All Industries FlexJobs offers flexible jobs that include part-time, freelance, and remote jobs. There are no ads, but you will need to pay a fee to join as a member of the site.



Best for new or experienced freelancers, in all industries

Freelancer is a platform that hosts a variety of remote jobs that may be offered as contests or hourly

gigs. There are eight free applications prior to paying

a membership fee.



Best for: Designers, copywriters, marketers, consultants SolidGigs says that it sorts through the contract and remote jobs to find the top 1% of

freelance jobs on the market for those who come

to the site.




Best for: All industries Dynamite Jobs is a job board site that hosts remote jobs. Each job must be 100% remote, open and paid to be listed, which makes this a great place to look for work.




Best for: Freelancers in the EU EuropeRemotely allows you to look for jobs based in Europe. These remote jobs are specifically curated for people in Europe.





Best for All Industries Remotive hosts a job board that allows job seekers to search through categories. It also has

community newsletters, interviews, and more with no

membership requirement.




Best for: Translators and language experts, transcriptionists and voice-over professionals TranslatorsCafé looks like an old-school forum,

but it has current remote jobs for people in linguistic

and translation-focused roles.




8. Idealist Best for: Education professionals, health and medicine providers, community developers Idealist posts remote jobs across different categories. Hundreds of opportunities are available sorted by location, skill, or other keywords.





Best for All Industries GrowthHub allows users to search for jobs on a job board that can be filtered down to highlight remote roles in the location that is desired.










Best for All Industries Monster is one of the largest job boards, and most prominent, so it has an almost unlimited number of remote job postings. Search through

thousands of potential jobs here.




Best for All Industries Glassdoor is often used to learn about companies, but it can be a good place to find work, too. Type “remote” into the search engine to find positions around the world.




Best for: Marketers, publishers, television professionals Media Bistro lets you find careers in Media. Search

by typing “remote” to find work available remotely

all around the country from businesses like NBC and HBO.




13. Indeed

Best for Marketing professionals While anyone can search for work on Indeed, it’s particularly helpful for marketing professionals. Many industries do post to this job

search engine.




14. NODESK

Best for Operations, finance, and marketing professionals NODESK boasts a curated collection of remote work resources for “digital nomads” and those looking to switch to remote work.











Best for Graphic designers, illustrators, and web designers Dribbble showcases creative work and lets creative professionals connect to remote work options. The dropdown menu has a “remote” option to select for an easy search.







Best for European workers Landing.Jobs hosts jobs for many of the leading European companies. Every job seeker goes

through a personalized experience where they’re

connected with technology companies throughout Europe.




17. GitHub

Best for: Developers GitHub hosts all kinds of jobs, but most are available to developers. Users need to type “remote” into the location to have remote jobs pull

up with each search.




Best for Web developers Stack Overflow is best for web developers looking for remote jobs. Search by company,

location, compensation, and more with dropdown

search menus.




Best for Social media experts Hundred5 hosts its job board on Facebook, and new jobs are posted to the group’s timeline. A short quiz is required to apply for a job.




Best for Women job seekers Power to Fly was created to connect women with companies looking for remote workers. Workers are matched for two to four weeks to

make sure the employer and worker are happy

working together.




Best for: Developers, designers, and digital professionals SitePoint now offers remote jobs that users can search for by filtering down to relevant industries

and locations. Filters include region, geographic

location, and specific skills.




Best for: Copywriters ProBlogger offers access to job postings for full-time

copywriting positions, contract gigs, and freelance jobs.




Best for: Writers Freelance Writing is a site for companies to hire

writers and for writers to find business. Since 1997,

the website has provided access to jobs and writer resources.




Best for: Writers Textbroker rates writers on a scale from 2 to 4 stars. Writers take on assignments and get paid per word. Payments are made directly to PayPal weekly.




Best for: Developers and creatives Easily toggle to “remote” to search through job postings on Authentic Jobs. Postings come from clients like Tesla, The New York Times, and

other popular brands.




Best for Ruby developers RubyNow is specifically designed for Ruby developers. The site boasts over 5,000 job postings since 2005.




Best for: Writers, content marketers, and editors Contena is a writing- and editing-focused remote job site. Freelance jobs and full-time remote

work is available on the site.




28. Rise

Best for: Women who want to start freelancing Rise is unique because it is a remote job site for women. It hosts remote jobs, contract-based projects, and other flexible positions.





Best for: Accounting and finance professionals, call center agents, and communications experts 100 Telecommute Jobs has multiple categories of

remote jobs available. There are no membership fees,

so it’s easy to search for jobs posted by companies

throughout this country and others.




Best for: Developers, copywriters, marketers, and designers Remote Jobs Club sends out bi-weekly emails with

information about current jobs. It’s a free site that delivers

remote job postings straight to your inbox.




Best for: Human resources professionals, writers, sales, SEO, markers JustRemote has hundreds of new remote job listings monthly that help people find fully or partially remote jobs around the world. A $12

monthly fee is required for the Power Search feature.





Best for: People who want to work with startup companies Angel List is one of the better sites to use to look

for remote jobs with new, up-and-coming businesses.

Salary transparency sets this site apart.




33. Guru

Best for new or experienced freelancers Guru makes it easy for freelancers to set up a profile and connect with potential clients. There is a fee to join the website.




Best for new or experienced freelancers Craigslist is completely free and available around the world. There are gig-based, remote, full- and part-time jobs available in the corresponding

cities.




35. Fiverr

Best for All Industries Fiverr is unique, because it allows individuals to set up products and services that they offer remotely. Whether you’re a marketer, writer, or developer, you can post services and complete

jobs for clients.




Best for IT professionals Freelancer map hosts thousands of IT projects and jobs. While most are contract-based, some are also remote and may be in locations such as the

UAE, Spain, and Sweden.




Best for Senior-level executives Consulting at the Business Talent Group gives more freedom to independent consultants, executives,

and project managers. Remote jobs allow talent to work

from anywhere.




Best for Legal professionals Axiom Law believes that law is going to go remote. It matches lawyers and attorneys with companies looking to have remote legal teams on their side.




Best for: European consultants, software developers, marketers, business executives Remoters is helpful because it has a remote job board that is broken into categories. For those interested

in working with European companies, this is a place to start.




Best for: People passionate about e-sports and gaming Hitmarker is for professional gamers and e-sports

participants. The site offers positions by level and

contract, making it easy to sort through remote jobs

that fit your needs.




Best for: People with a passion for travel, marketers, sales teams TravelMassive is a leading travel industry site. Remote jobs are posted from all over the world, which allows people to travel as they work remotely.




42. Upwork

Best for: Freelancers, writers, editors, videographers, developers Upwork is a popular website for almost every freelance niche. Unlike some sites, Upwork takes a 20% cut of your pay from clients as a fee for

its services.




Best for All Industries Like some other sites, Remotely Awesome Jobs collects job postings from multiple job boards all into one place. There are tags at the top of the page that let you search for specific job types.







Best for: Developers, engineers, Sales, HR, SEO Remote4Me is designed for people working in the tech industry and collects remote job postings from around 40 job boards into one easy-to-use site. It’s also completely free to use.




Best for Gig work Amazon Mechanical Turk doesn’t necessarily connect people with high-paying remote work, but it can depend on the clients that use the workers and their skills. Earnings go to an Amazon Payments account.




Best for: Editors, copywriters CrowdContent connects editors and copywriters to clients through a job board or designated

teams. Work comes through its marketplace. Completed

work is paid directly to PayPal twice weekly.




Best for: Side hustlers in all industries HubStaff Talent requires job seekers to set up a

profile before accessing a list of new remote jobs. Jobs

are posted daily, but they significantly range in value.




48. Aprés

Best for: Women returning from maternity leave Aprés is designed to help women get back into the workforce after maternity leave by going to a

remote work schedule. There is a fee to sign up, but

the site offers online courses, career coaching, and more.




49. Gun.io

Best for Software Developers Gun.io is focused on helping connect software developers to potential employers remotely. The company lets you link LinkedIn, GitHub, and other profiles to complete online applications for remote gigs.







Best for: Copywriters, business management, programming, customer support We Work Remotely is another job board that is broken down into categories. There are several different industries that stand out. The site was one of the first of its kind and requires a $299 payment to post a job.




Best for: Web developers, telemarketers, virtual assistants, copywriters Outsourcely offers full-time remote jobs from

employers around the world rather than gig-based

projects, which is helpful for people looking for more

regular work.




52. Workew

Best for All Industries Workew is a remote jobs board that can be filtered by job type, location, and more. The site is completely free.




Best for All Industries Jobspresso offers a free job board for people searching for work. Companies, on the other hand, may pay to have their jobs boosted. Every job is hand-picked and checked over by the staff.




Best for Development and software engineers Working Nomads is subscription-based and provides a curated list of remote jobs to its users’ inboxes. Job categories range, but most jobs are posted in development and software engineering.








Best for All Industries Skip the Drive makes it simple to look for remote work by adding a unique filtering system to its site. You can search by the date a job

was posted, full- or part-time work, location, and relevance.

The site pools jobs from other job-listing sites, too.




Best for Social media gurus, marketing and copywriting professionals CloudPeeps is a good site for those with a portfolio

of work. Becoming a “peep” is a way to expand on

your current business model with a freelance goal.




Best for All Industries Virtual Vocations offers membership packages for talent looking for remote work. It provides a job application history feature and a money-back

guarantee when using the subscription service.




Best for: Developers, designers, marketers, and sales Remote.ok has an interesting method of promoting possible remote workplaces: A live ranking of the companies offering remote work. They’re ranked by how often they hire, so that’s helpful knowledge for anyone on the job hunt.




Best for: Designers 99designs is for designers. It helps designers showcase their work while connecting with possible clients and competing for gigs. Gigs are typically freelance but may be remote, too.




Best for All Industries The Muse allows talent to search by location for flexible and remote work. Remote jobs ranging

from ESL gigs to sales roles come up on the site.

Uniquely, the site offers professional coaching and

online courses, too.


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