Make money with Data Entry Jobs

Non-Phone Work From Home Jobs

Data Entry

Work at home transferring data from one source to another. Most of these companies do not require past experience, although with few exceptions the pay may not be enough to consider it a stable income. Before you begin applying to any of the companies below (many of which sadly are almost never hiring), you might want to read the post I wrote about data entry jobs from home. It explains what your expectations should be prior to pursuing a career in this industry.

If you are a fast and accurate typist who doesn't mind repetition, you might excel at data entry.

• Amazon MTurk – Read Amazon Mechanical Turk Review – This is more short task work than an actual work from home job, and may be good for only extra money. Once you are signed in, you can search for “data entry” to see the data entry short tasks that might be posted.
• Cass Information Systems – Data verification and data entry work. This position is location-based. If the position is open, you’ll see it under “Data Verification Clerk.” Training onsite is required before you can do the job from home.
• Clickworker – Read Review – Very similar to Mturk (above). Has data entry sort tasks available on occasion.
• Dion Data – Read Review – US only. Pay is per piece.
• Great American Opportunities – Read Review – US only. Pay is per form completed, between .10 and .15 per form. Get paid weekly via direct deposit.
• Konsus – Read Review – A newer company with lots of freelance positions, including data entry.
• Red Vision – Keep tabs on their jobs page for a position called “order entry clerk.” It comes and goes, and it's work at home data entry.
• The Smart Crowd – Read Review – Open worldwide. Pay is per piece. Payments are made via Dwolla.
• Smart Locating – Sometimes advertising data entry jobs at home on Craigslist. The listings typically say you need to be able to meet in-person first. This company operates from Texas, so you will likely need to be near one of their locations there so you can have a face-to-face interview.
•  Xerox – Read Review – It's not uncommon to find data entry work from home jobs posted on Xerox. Type in “work from home data entry” on their careers page to see these listings. As with so many other data entry jobs, it may be location-based work.
• I also recommend FlexJobs for finding more. You can regularly search legitimate work at home jobs for data entry and other industries. FlexJobs guarantees all their job leads to be scam-free, and it's the only membership-based jobs site I currently use and trust. Their listings are updated 5-6 times per week, and there is no shortage of listings. You can currently get 30% off a subscription using promo code