Earn $25 an Hour and up With These 25 Remote Jobs

Remote worker using a laptop and phone
Artie Medvedev / Shutterstock.com

Editor's Note: This story originally appeared on FlexJobs.com.

If you’ve avoided remote jobs thinking they don’t pay well or require extensive experience, think again.

Whether you’re an experienced professional looking for high-paying jobs you can do from home or seeking remote jobs paying $25 an hour without experience, you have plenty of options.

Using pay data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), we’ve built a list of remote jobs starting at $25 an hour. Explore these opportunities to identify roles that fit your interests and financial needs.

1. Advertising Sales Agent

senior woman in a headset working at home office on a laptop.
nimito / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $29.55 per hour

Advertising sales agents connect organizations with ad placements that reach the right audiences, helping businesses expand their visibility and revenue.

You don’t necessarily need a degree or prior experience for most sales roles, but strong persuasion, networking, and client management skills go a long way in this role.

2. Artist

Man working from home on a laptop graphic design
Geber86 / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $27.05 per hour

Artists create visual concepts that communicate ideas, emotions, and messages through digital and print mediums. Many artists work independently, producing illustrations, designs, or other creative assets for clients.

3. Benefits Specialist

Man filing his taxes
Ground Picture / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $37.03 per hour

Benefits specialists help manage employee perks, such as healthcare plans, retirement options, and wellness programs.

While experience in HR can help, employers often train candidates with strong organizational skills and a talent for explaining complex information clearly.

4. Computer Support Specialist

Happy man working in home office on laptop
Branislav Nenin / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $29.59 per hour

Computer support specialists help users troubleshoot software and hardware issues, often through chat or email.

You don’t need a tech degree to get started; strong computer knowledge, patience, and the ability to explain solutions clearly are the most important skills.

5. Data Analyst

Data entry on a laptop
baranq / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $25.34 per hour

Data analysts interpret complex data to aid decision-making in sectors like finance, healthcare, retail, and technology.

Without a degree, you can still enter this field by demonstrating proficiency in data visualization and analysis through project portfolios or certifications.

6. Digital Marketing Specialist

Marketing manager
Pixel-Shot / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $34.41 per hour

Digital marketing specialists create and optimize marketing campaigns across social media, blogs, search engines, and other online channels to drive brand awareness, engagement, sales, and conversions.

Enroll in online courses and create a personal website to demonstrate your abilities to get started as a digital marketer without experience.

7. Event Planner

comfortable remote worker houseplants
DimaBerlin / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $28.58 per hour

Event planners coordinate and manage logistics for conferences, weddings, fundraisers, and other gatherings. Their work involves budgeting, scheduling, and ensuring each event runs smoothly from start to finish.

8. Graphic Designer

Graphic designer or artist
Pressmaster / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $29.47 per hour

Graphic designers craft visuals for marketing, websites, and branding projects using digital design tools. A creative eye and willingness to learn new software often outweigh formal experience, especially if you can showcase your skills through a self-built portfolio.

9. HR Specialist

Older woman working remotely
DisobeyArt / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $35.05 per hour

Human resources (HR) specialists oversee processes related to employee relations, benefits, and recruitment. They help maintain productive workplaces and support organizational growth through effective people management.

10. Insurance Sales Agent

Remote worker on phone and laptop
Syda Productions / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $29.02 per hour

Insurance sales agents help clients find policies that align with their financial goals and protection needs. They explain coverage options, handle renewals, and maintain long-term client relationships.

11. Journalist

Journalist
wellphoto / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $28.98 per hour

Journalists are responsible for reporting information to inform and engage the public in the news and journalism sector. Research, interviewing, and storytelling skills are needed to communicate complex information clearly.

12. Loan Processor

Hands with notebook, calculator
wutzkohphoto / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $35.66 per hour

Loan processors, pivotal in finance and banking, guide individuals and businesses in securing loans. They analyze financial information to offer lending solutions tailored to each client’s specific needs and financial capabilities.

13. Medical Records Specialist

Medical coding
Burlingham / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $25.81 per hour

Medical records specialists compile and validate patient data and files. They enter and maintain patient information in electronic health systems to ensure accuracy and compliance with privacy and healthcare regulations.

14. Nutritionist

Woman in front of a basket of fresh produce
Komsan Loonprom / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $35.50 per hour

Nutritionists develop personalized meal and wellness plans to promote health and prevent disease. Their work often includes assessing dietary habits and providing practical recommendations for long-term improvement.

15. Paralegal

Young man working remotely on a laptop
merzzie / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $29.33 per hour

Paralegals support attorneys by researching laws, drafting documents, and organizing case materials. They play a key role in helping legal teams prepare for hearings, trials, and client meetings.

16. Project Manager

Happy remote worker talking on the phone while working on laptop
David Benito / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $47.39 per hour

Project managers guide the successful completion of projects by defining objectives, outlining plans, managing resources, and monitoring progress. They find solutions to issues and get approvals from key stakeholders to ensure projects are completed on time and on budget.

17. Public Relations Specialist

businessman wearing glasses and headset having virtual team meeting on his laptop
Ground Picture / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $33.55 per hour

Public relations (PR) specialists manage communication between organizations and the public to build positive reputations. They craft press releases, coordinate media outreach, and handle brand messaging.

18. Real Estate Agent

Real estate agent
ESB Professional / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $28.35 per hour

Real estate agents connect clients with properties that fit their goals, guiding them through listings, negotiations, and transactions.

While a license is required, many brokerages provide training and mentorship to help newcomers gain experience and confidence.

19. Researcher

Woman Doing Research
bbernard / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $30.92 per hour

Researchers gather, organize, and interpret information that supports business strategies or academic projects.

The work favors curiosity and analytical thinking over formal experience, but a degree is usually required, and many positions offer on-the-job training in data tools or research methods.

20. Social Worker

Laptop worker
chatursunil / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $29.49 per hour

Social workers help individuals and families access resources and support for challenges like housing, healthcare, or education. They advocate for clients and develop plans that promote stability and well-being.

21. Technical Writer

Young man in glasses using a laptop
simona pilolla 2 / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $44.07 per hour

Technical writers transform complex information into clear, concise, and user-friendly documentation. Tasks often include creating user manuals, journal articles, and other specialized resources.

22. Training Specialist

Remote work desk computer zoom
Girts Ragelis / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $31.66 per hour

Training specialists design and deliver educational programs to help employees or clients build new skills. Their work may involve creating training materials, organizing sessions, and evaluating learning outcomes.

23. Translator

A young woman in a work-from-home chat job uses a webcam and headset to help customers
fizkes / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $28.58 per hour

Translators convert written or spoken material between languages, often in industries like business, healthcare, and tech.

As long as you’re bilingual or multilingual, you can step into these roles with little formal training; accuracy and cultural understanding matter most.

24. Video Editor

Man editing a video
Frame Stock Footage / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $33.93 per hour

Video editors turn raw footage into cohesive, engaging visual content for online platforms and marketing campaigns.

Creativity, strong storytelling instincts, and attention to pacing can help you get started, even without professional editing experience.

25. Web Developer

woman software developer working from home
Roman Samborskyi / Shutterstock.com

Median Pay: $45.85 per hour

Web developers build and maintain websites that balance functionality with visual appeal. They use coding, design, and analytical skills to optimize performance and enhance user experience.

 

Upgrade to an ad-free experience

As a newsletter subscriber, you're already part of the family. Members enjoy distraction-free reading, PDF downloads, and exclusive perks.

No ads • PDF downloads • 2 free eBooks • Email us questions
Learn more about membership benefits •