The global marketplace for task-based digital work.

GigHela is a global marketplace for task-based digital work, built for people who want to earn from home. Browse 19 live categories, see the pay before you start, complete the work on your own schedule and submit it for review — from any device, anywhere.

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19 active task categories

Every category on GigHela is a real, defined type of online work with its own requirements and earning range. Each card below explains what the work actually involves and what you earn per task. Browse the full list and find the work that suits you.

Product Surveys

Answer questions about products, services, shopping habits and consumer preferences.

Businesses and research providers use your responses to understand customer opinions, test new ideas and improve what they offer. You may be asked to complete screening questions, rate products, compare options, share honest feedback or take part in longer panel studies. Surveys can cover everyday shopping, technology, finance, healthcare, food and drink, entertainment, travel and many other topics. Each survey has its own target audience, so you may qualify for some and not for others.

Earn $13–$28 per surveyApply Now

Hotel Reviews

Write honest, detailed reviews of accommodation stays and guest experiences.

You may be asked to write about cleanliness, comfort, location, value for money, food quality, check-in experience or suitability for different types of travellers. Some assignments are research-based listing assessments using publicly available hotel information, while others ask for genuine guest reviews based on a real stay. Reviews help travellers compare options and help properties understand where they can improve.

Earn $8–$23 per reviewApply Now

Freelancing

Deliver professional services to clients on defined briefs and deadlines.

Freelancing means providing a defined service to a client for an agreed scope of work. You may be asked to deliver graphic design, logo creation, writing, research, administrative assistance, spreadsheet building, presentation design, translation, social media management, bookkeeping, customer support or other digital services. The work is usually project-based with a clear brief, deadline and deliverable. You choose tasks that match your skills, agree the scope and price, complete the work and submit it for the client's review.

Earn $25–$49 per projectApply Now

Data Entry Tasks

Enter, clean and organise information accurately into structured systems.

You may be asked to type information from documents, copy data between systems, clean and format existing records, tag images, categorise products, update inventory, transcribe short forms or verify that records are complete and accurate. The work rewards careful attention to formatting, spelling, numbers and consistency.

Earn $33–$45 per batchApply Now

Social Media Promotions

Promote brands, campaigns and content across social platforms.

Social media promotion tasks may involve sharing approved content, preparing posts, reviewing promotional material or participating in specified campaigns. You may be asked to publish posts, write captions, schedule content, engage with followers, join group discussions or share links through permitted channels. Campaigns can cover product launches, events, brand awareness, fundraisers and content amplification. You use only the approved assets supplied in the brief, keep to the client's voice and posting schedule, and follow each platform's advertising, disclosure and community rules. You then submit the links and screenshots of the activity for review. A modest, genuine following helps but is not essential.

Earn $14–$32 per postApply Now

TikTok & YouTube Videos

Create and publish short-form video content for campaign briefs.

You plan, film or assemble one or more clips, edit them to a clean finish and publish with the required caption and tags. A phone with a decent camera is enough to begin.

Video-related tasks may involve watching specified videos, evaluating content, answering questions or completing a content-review assignment. You may be asked to rate video quality, check whether a clip matches its description, verify ad placement, review short-form or long-form content, summarise what was shown or flag inappropriate material. Assignments can cover TikTok clips, YouTube videos, ads, tutorials, product demos and livestream recordings. You follow the brief's criteria, record your findings clearly and honestly, and note anything you could not verify rather than guessing.

Earn $9–$13 per videoApply Now

Website Testing

Test usability, navigation and functionality, then report what you find.

Website testing involves examining how a website works and reporting usability problems. You may be asked to follow a set scenario, test buttons, forms, menus, search, checkout, account flows, or mobile and desktop layouts, and describe what worked and what was confusing. Some assignments focus on visual design, accessibility, load speed or cross-browser behaviour. Clear, reproducible feedback helps teams fix problems before real users are affected.

You follow a test script on the device named in the brief and record each issue with the page, the steps you took, what you expected and what happened, plus screenshots. Detailed notes and patience with repetitive checks matter more than technical knowledge.

Earn $18–$30 per testApply Now

App Testing

Check an app's usability, navigation and functionality on a mobile device, follow a test scenario, try registration, login, search, checkout, notifications or offline behaviour, and report bugs or confusing steps.

App testing involves checking an application's usability, navigation and expected functionality on a mobile device. You may be asked to install an app from an authorised source, follow a test scenario, try registration, login, search, checkout, notifications or offline behaviour, and report any bugs or confusing steps. Assignments can target iOS or Android, specific device sizes, or particular features such as payments or onboarding.

You install the build, run every test case, and log defects with reproduction steps, device model, operating system and app version. Suits people who use smartphones confidently.

Earn $21–$33 per testApply Now

Content Writing

Write articles, product copy and web content to a defined brief.

You may be asked to write blog posts, product descriptions, website copy, landing pages, email newsletters, social captions, how-to guides, listicles, press releases or informational articles. The work combines research, clear structure, correct grammar and matching the client's tone and audience.

Earn $19–$38 per articleApply Now

Chat Moderation

Keep community chats safe, on-topic and within platform guidelines.

Chat moderation involves reviewing messages and online discussions and applying the community's established rules. You may be asked to review posts in a chat room, forum, comment section or live event, remove or hide rule-breaking content, warn or restrict users, escalate serious cases to the client, and keep discussions safe and on-topic. The work requires consistent, fair judgement and careful handling of sensitive content.

You monitor assigned channels during your shift, apply the rules consistently, warn before removing where the guidelines allow, and log every action with a timestamp and reason. You follow the escalation path for anything involving threats, harassment, illegal activity or personal data, and you keep moderation decisions separate from your own opinions. Clear notes and a calm, neutral tone matter as much as speed.

Earn $23–$39 per shiftApply Now

Language Teaching

Help learners develop speaking, listening, reading, writing or conversational skills.

You may be asked to teach Swahili, French, English or other languages, prepare structured lessons, run conversation practice, correct pronunciation, explain grammar, set homework and give feedback. Lessons can cover beginner to advanced levels, business language, exam preparation or travel phrases.

Earn $30–$46 per lessonApply Now

Virtual Assistance

Handle scheduling, research, inbox and admin support for clients.

You may be asked to manage calendars, organise inboxes, book travel, prepare documents, do online research, update CRMs, handle customer enquiries, reconcile expenses or coordinate between teams. The work is varied and rewards organisation, reliability and professional communication.

Earn $35–$47 per assignmentApply Now

Transcription

Convert audio and video recordings into accurate written transcripts.

You may be asked to transcribe interviews, meetings, podcasts, lectures, webinars, court or medical recordings, customer calls or short voice notes. Assignments can be verbatim (every word and sound), clean read or intelligent verbatim, and may require timestamps, speaker labels or specific formatting. You follow the client's style guide, mark who is speaking, note anything inaudible rather than inventing it, and proofread against the audio.

Earn $32–$65 per recordingApply Now

Online Tutoring

Help learners understand a subject through remote lessons, explanations, exercises and feedback.

You may be asked to teach mathematics, science, coding, economics, history, music, exam preparation or study skills, tailoring each session to the learner's level and goals. Sessions can be one-to-one or small groups and may include homework help, practice problems and progress reviews.

Earn $42–$60 per sessionApply Now

Dropshipping

Market products online while a supplier handles fulfilment and shipping.

Dropshipping is an e-commerce model in which a seller markets products and a supplier handles fulfilment and shipping. You may be asked to research winning products, build a storefront, write product descriptions, set pricing, run ads, manage customer enquiries and coordinate returns with the supplier. The work combines marketing, customer service and store management, and success depends on honest listings and reliable suppliers.

Product research means checking demand, competition, shipping times and margins before committing to an item, and testing a small batch of listings before scaling. Store work covers setting up categories, product pages, photos, variants, shipping rates and payment options, then keeping stock levels and prices accurate. Marketing can include short ad campaigns, organic posts, email offers and discount codes, with results tracked so you know what to repeat. Customer service covers answering pre-sale questions, order updates, delivery delays, damaged items and refund requests in a calm, professional tone. You also keep records of orders, supplier costs and returns, and follow the platform's disclosure and consumer-protection rules. Reliable suppliers, realistic delivery estimates and truthful product descriptions matter more than aggressive claims.

Earn $17–$35 per saleApply Now

Game Testing

Play through builds, log gameplay issues and report reproduction steps.

Game-testing assignments may involve testing gameplay, controls, performance, levels or user experience. You may be asked to play a specified section, check mechanics, look for glitches, confirm difficulty balance, test multiplayer features, evaluate tutorials, or report on graphics and audio. Some tasks focus on compatibility across devices, controllers or screen sizes, while others check progression, saving or in-app purchases.

You play the build as instructed, note bugs, crashes, balance problems and confusing moments, and report each with the steps that produced it, the device you used and what you expected to happen. Good for patient, observant gamers.

Earn $15–$28 per testApply Now

AI Data Annotation

Label, tag and classify datasets that train and improve AI models.

You may be asked to classify text, label images, draw bounding boxes, tag parts of speech, rate chatbot responses, check AI-generated answers for accuracy, transcribe short audio clips or compare two model outputs. The work helps AI systems understand language, images, audio and behaviour more reliably.

Earn $16–$34 per batchApply Now

Digital Art Marketplace

Create, list, license or sell digital artwork and design assets for buyers.

You may be asked to create logos, flyers, posters, banners, social media graphics, illustrations, icons, business cards, infographics, character art or website headers, and prepare them in the required formats for sale or licensing. The work can be commission-based, made to a client's brief, or published as ready-made assets that buyers license and download.

Earn $26–$42 per artworkApply Now

Affiliate Marketing

Promote offers with tracked links and report on campaign performance.

Affiliate marketing involves promoting an approved product or service through a unique tracking link. You may be asked to write review posts, create comparison content, record short videos, share links in newsletters or on social media, or build simple landing pages that direct visitors to an offer. A commission may be earned when qualifying actions — such as a sale, signup or trial — occur under the relevant terms.

You share tracked links through the channels agreed in the brief, follow the disclosure rules, and report clicks, conversions and anything that affected results.

Earn $21–$43 per saleApply Now

What workers say

Reviews from people completing tasks on GigHela across different categories and time zones.

Amara K.Nairobi, Kenya
★★★★★

“I started with data entry because the pay range was listed before I applied. The instructions were specific, the submission process was clear, and I knew exactly what was expected of me.”

Data Entry Tasks · $33–$45 per task
Diego M.Manila, Philippines
★★★★★

“Transcription fits around my studies. I pick up a recording when I have a free evening, work through it at my own pace and submit it the same day. No shift, no pressure.”

Transcription · $32–$65 per task
Sofia O.Lisbon, Portugal
★★★★★

“I had never done online work before. I picked product surveys to start, and the requirements were written out plainly enough that I finished my first task without asking anyone for help.”

Product Surveys · $13–$28 per task

What workers say

Reviews from people completing tasks on GigHela — from across Africa and around the world.

★★★★★

“I transcribe two or three recordings a week around my studies. The pay is shown before I accept, so I always know what the task is worth.”

Grace W.Transcription · Nairobi, Kenya
★★★★★

“The batches are clearly explained and the submission steps are simple. I started with no experience and was earning in my first week.”

Tunde A.Data Entry · Lagos, Nigeria
★★★★★

“Surveys fit around my shop hours. I answer them on my phone during quiet moments and the payments add up each month.”

Ama K.Product Surveys · Accra, Ghana
★★★★★

“I test apps on my own handset and write up what I find. The briefs are detailed, so I never have to guess what is expected.”

Thabo M.App Testing · Johannesburg, South Africa
★★★★★

“Managing calendars and inboxes for clients abroad has become steady work. Every assignment and deadline sits in one place.”

Sarah N.Virtual Assistance · Kampala, Uganda
★★★★★

“I write articles to a brief and get clear feedback. It has improved my writing and given me a reliable second income.”

Joseph M.Content Writing · Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
★★★★★

“I tutor mathematics in the evenings. Sessions are booked around my timetable and the rates are fair for the time I put in.”

Claudine U.Online Tutoring · Kigali, Rwanda
★★★★★

“Following a test script and reporting what breaks is straightforward work. I have learned a lot about how websites are built.”

Émile T.Website Testing · Douala, Cameroon
★★★★★

“Teaching French to learners overseas is rewarding. I prepare my own lessons and GigHela handles the rest.”

Fatou D.Language Teaching · Dakar, Senegal
★★★★★

“Labelling datasets is careful, focused work and it pays well per batch. The instructions are precise, which makes it easy to do properly.”

Youssef H.AI Data Annotation · Cairo, Egypt
★★★★★

“I run campaign posts for small brands using the assets they supply. Submitting the links and screenshots at the end is quick.”

Naledi S.Social Media Promotions · Gaborone, Botswana
★★★★★

“Moderating community chats suits my schedule. The rules are written down clearly, so decisions stay consistent and fair.”

Chanda M.Chat Moderation · Lusaka, Zambia
★★★★★

“I take on design and research projects with a defined scope. Agreeing the brief and price up front removes all the usual uncertainty.”

Priya R.Freelancing · Bengaluru, India
★★★★★

“I film and edit short clips on my phone. A decent camera and a clear brief are all I need to get started.”

Maria S.TikTok & YouTube Videos · Manila, Philippines
★★★★★

“Listing my illustrations and licensing them through the platform has brought in buyers I would never have reached on my own.”

Lucas P.Digital Art Marketplace · São Paulo, Brazil
★★★★★

“Writing detailed accommodation reviews is a good fit alongside my day job. The criteria are set out, so I know exactly what to cover.”

Daniel O.Hotel Reviews · Manchester, United Kingdom
★★★★★

“Tracking links and reporting results is simple and transparent. I can see which campaigns are worth repeating.”

Aisha B.Affiliate Marketing · Dubai, United Arab Emirates
★★★★★

“Playing through builds and logging issues is genuinely enjoyable work. I record each bug with the steps to reproduce it.”

Kwame B.Game Testing · Kumasi, Ghana

Why choose GigHela

A platform built around clear work, clear requirements and a straightforward path from choosing a task to submitting it.

Global access

GigHela is built for an international community. Wherever you are, you can browse the same task categories and work from any connected device.

Defined earning ranges

Every category states its earning range up front, so you know what a task is worth before you commit your time to it.

Beginner friendly

Several categories need no prior professional experience. Clear instructions and requirements guide you through the work from start to finish.

Structured review

Completed work follows a defined submission process, so your deliverables are reviewed against the task requirements rather than guesswork.

How GigHela works

Five clear stages take you from discovering online work to submitting a finished assignment.

STEP 01

Discover

Browse the 19 active task categories and see what each type of online work involves.

STEP 02

Choose

Pick a category that matches your skills, your available time and your interests.

STEP 03

Understand

Read the task requirements, deliverables and quality standards before you begin.

STEP 04

Complete

Carry out the work at your own pace, following the instructions for that category.

STEP 05

Submit

Send your finished work through the relevant submission process for review.

Built for professional digital work

GigHela is designed so that online work feels organised rather than improvised — clear categories, clear requirements and a consistent process from start to finish.

  • Work on your own schedule

    Choose when and how much you work. Tasks fit around study, employment or other commitments.

  • Work from any device

    GigHela is fully responsive. Browse categories, read requirements and submit work from a phone, tablet or desktop.

  • Nineteen ways to earn

    From surveys and transcription to tutoring and AI data annotation, there is a category for a wide range of skills and interests.

  • Support when you need it

    Reach the GigHela team by email or Telegram with questions about tasks, requirements or the submission process.

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    Account activation fee

    A one-time joining fee that activates your GigHela account and unlocks all 19 task categories. Find your country below to see the exact amount in your local currency.

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    KenyaKSh 550
    UgandaUGX 19,500
    CameroonXAF 4,500
    GhanaGHS 95
    BotswanaBWP 100
    ZambiaZMW 150
    TanzaniaTZS 11,500
    RwandaRWF 6,500
    NigeriaNGN 9,000
    BurundiBIF 25,000
    MalawiMWK 26,000
    Côte d'IvoireXOF 4,500
    SenegalXOF 4,500
    South AfricaZAR 130
    South SudanSSP 20,000
    International account$8 — any country not listed above

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    All 19 active task categories, in detail

    Every category below is live work on GigHela. Open any card to read what the task involves, who it suits, how it runs from start to finish, and what you need to complete it.

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    Each panel covers About, Worker Role, How It Works, Choosing It, Completing It, Submitting It and Skills Needed — plus what clients ask for, the services and specialisations inside the category, real work examples, the tools and skills involved, the deliverables you hand over, and every legitimate way to earn from it.

    Product Surveys

    $13–$28 per task

    Answer guided questionnaires about products and services and explain the reasoning behind your answers.

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    About

    Product surveys are structured questionnaires that gather honest feedback on how a product or service performs in real use. Clients use the responses to improve features, packaging, pricing and messaging. On GigHela you are the everyday user whose opinion a brand is paying to hear, and the work is judged on how clearly and honestly you explain what you think.

    Worker Role

    You read each question carefully, answer in your own words where a written response is asked for, and stay consistent from the first question to the last. You are the voice of the everyday user. You do not need to be an expert — you need to be observant, honest and able to put a reason behind every rating you give.

    How It Works

    You are given a survey link and a short brief. You complete the questionnaire in one sitting, following any screening questions honestly, then submit your responses through the GigHela submission process. Screening questions decide whether you fit the target group, so answer them truthfully rather than to qualify.

    Choosing It

    Suited to people who can express an opinion clearly and quickly. If you enjoy comparing products and explaining what you like or dislike, this is an easy category to start with. It is one of the most beginner-friendly categories on GigHela because there is no specialist knowledge to learn first.

    Completing It

    Work through every question without skipping sections. Written answers should be a few clear sentences rather than one word, and should reflect your genuine experience. Where a question asks you to rate something, add the reason: what worked, what did not, and what you would change.

    Submitting It

    Submit the completed survey confirmation together with your written responses and a short note on anything that stood out. Keep a copy of your answers until the task is reviewed.

    Skills Needed

    Clear written English, attention to detail, honesty and the patience to finish a full questionnaire without rushing.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Concept and usability feedback on a product before it launches.
    • Packaging, naming and pricing reactions from a specific audience.
    • Post-purchase experience reviews from people who actually used the item.
    • Comparison feedback between two versions of the same product.
    • Ad, landing-page and message testing to see which wording lands.

    Services & Specialisations

    Within this category you can specialise by audience — for example consumer electronics, beauty and personal care, food and drink, mobile apps, financial services or travel. You can also specialise by format: written long-answer surveys, rating-and-reason surveys, diary studies where you record use over several days, or moderated feedback where you explain your thinking in more depth.

    Work Examples

    • Testing a new mobile banking app and describing where the sign-up flow confused you.
    • Reviewing a skincare product after two weeks of use and rating each claim.
    • Comparing two supermarket snack brands and explaining which you would buy again and why.
    • Watching a 30-second advert and describing what you understood and what you remembered.

    Tools & Skills

    No software is required beyond a browser and a device to type on. Helpful habits are reading the whole question before answering, keeping a consistent scale in your head, and proofreading before you submit. If a survey is long, working in one uninterrupted sitting produces more consistent answers than returning to it hours later.

    Deliverables

    A completed questionnaire with every section answered, written responses of a few clear sentences each, and a short summary note. Some briefs also ask for a screenshot of the completion screen as proof.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per completed survey, and the range reflects length and depth: short screening surveys sit at the lower end, while long diary studies and detailed written feedback sit at the upper end. You can take several surveys in a day, build a reputation for thoughtful answers that earns you higher-value invitations, and combine this category with Hotel Reviews or Content Writing to fill gaps in your week.

    Hotel Reviews

    $8–$23 per task

    Write detailed, balanced reviews of accommodation stays covering rooms, service, facilities and value.

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    Hotel reviews describe what a stay was actually like. Travellers rely on them before booking, and properties use them to understand where the guest experience falls short. A good review is specific, fair and useful to someone deciding whether to book — it is not a place for personal grievances.

    Worker Role

    You describe the property accurately and fairly: check-in, the room, cleanliness, noise, food, staff and value for money. You note both strengths and problems without exaggeration. You are writing for two readers at once — the future guest and the property manager who wants to fix what is broken.

    How It Works

    You receive the property details and the review brief. You write the review to the required length and structure, then submit it for review along with any supporting notes. Some briefs are based on a stay you have already had; others ask you to review a property from supplied details and photographs.

    Choosing It

    Good for people who travel, notice detail and can write descriptively. If you can recall a stay vividly and put it into words, this category fits you. It also suits people who live in or near a tourist area and can describe local accommodation knowledgeably.

    Completing It

    Cover the areas named in the brief in a logical order. Avoid vague praise or complaints — say what happened and how it affected the stay. Give concrete detail: the room number or type, the time of day, the specific dish or the exact noise, so the review reads as a real experience.

    Submitting It

    Submit the finished review in the requested format, with the property name, dates and rating included. Flag anything you could not verify.

    Skills Needed

    Descriptive writing, fairness, observation and the ability to keep a review useful rather than personal.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Full stay reviews covering room, service, food and facilities.
    • Focused reviews of one aspect, such as breakfast, the pool or accessibility.
    • Budget, mid-range and luxury reviews written for different types of traveller.
    • Reviews for business travellers, families or solo guests.
    • Rewrites of existing reviews to a clearer, more balanced standard.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise by property type — hotels, boutique guesthouses, hostels, serviced apartments, resorts or safari lodges — and by traveller profile, such as family-friendly, business, romantic or accessible travel. Some reviewers specialise in a region or city and build a reputation for knowing it well.

    Work Examples

    • A 400-word review of a city hotel covering check-in, the room, noise and value.
    • A comparison of two guesthouses in the same town for a budget traveller.
    • A review focused on whether a property works for a family with young children.
    • A short, honest review of a resort's dining options.

    Tools & Skills

    A phone or laptop for writing, and a simple notes app to record details during or right after a stay so nothing is forgotten. Helpful skills are structure, a neutral tone, and the discipline to separate a genuine problem from a bad mood.

    Deliverables

    A written review of the required length, including the property name, dates, a rating and coverage of the areas named in the brief. Supporting notes or photographs are submitted where the brief asks for them.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per review, with the range reflecting length and how much detail the brief demands. Short single-aspect reviews sit at the lower end; long, structured reviews of multiple areas sit at the upper end. Reviewers who travel regularly can stack several reviews from one trip, and those who write well can move into higher-value briefs for resorts and hotel groups.

    Freelancing

    $25–$49 per task

    Deliver a defined professional service to a client brief, on scope and on deadline.

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    About

    Freelancing tasks are short, scoped projects: a design, a document, a small build, a piece of research. The brief states exactly what the client expects to receive. Unlike open marketplaces where you bid against hundreds of people, GigHela freelancing work is packaged as a defined task with a stated deliverable and a published earning range.

    Worker Role

    You own the deliverable. You confirm the scope before starting, ask about anything unclear, and hand over finished work that meets the brief without needing rework. You are responsible for your own time management, for flagging risks early, and for delivering files in the format the client asked for.

    How It Works

    You read the brief, agree the deliverable and deadline, do the work, then submit the finished files with a short summary of what you produced and any assumptions you made. If something in the brief is ambiguous, resolve it before you start rather than guessing and hoping.

    Choosing It

    Choose this when the brief matches a skill you already have. It rewards people who can work independently and manage their own time. It is the right category for anyone with a professional skill — design, writing, development, research, translation, bookkeeping or admin — who wants paid work without a long-term commitment.

    Completing It

    Work to the brief rather than to your own preferences. Check the deliverable against every requirement listed before you consider it finished. Keep a simple checklist of the brief's points and tick each one off — most rework comes from a missed requirement, not from poor quality.

    Submitting It

    Submit the final files in the requested format, plus a brief note on scope, decisions and anything the client should know.

    Skills Needed

    A marketable professional skill, clear communication, reliability and the discipline to meet a deadline without supervision.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Graphic design: logos, social templates, flyers, pitch decks.
    • Writing and editing: reports, proposals, CVs, website copy.
    • Web and app work: landing pages, small fixes, simple builds.
    • Research: market scans, competitor summaries, data gathering.
    • Admin and finance: bookkeeping, invoicing, spreadsheet models.
    • Translation and localisation between two languages.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise in a discipline (design, writing, development, research, translation, admin) and within it in an industry — for example health, education, e-commerce, real estate or non-profit. Specialising lets you reuse templates and knowledge, which raises your speed and your quality at the same time.

    Work Examples

    • Designing a five-slide pitch deck from a client's rough notes.
    • Writing a two-page company profile from supplied facts.
    • Building a one-page website from a template and the client's copy.
    • Producing a competitor summary table for a small business.
    • Translating a product brochure into a second language.

    Tools & Skills

    Whatever your discipline needs — a design tool, a word processor, a code editor, a spreadsheet — plus a reliable way to share files and a clear way to write a short handover note. The transferable skills are scoping, time management, clear written communication and checking your own work against the brief.

    Deliverables

    The finished files in the requested format (document, image, spreadsheet, code or link), a short summary of what you produced, and a note of any assumptions or decisions you made along the way.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per project, and the range reflects scope and skill level: a small document sits at the lower end, a multi-part design or build sits at the upper end. Freelancers who deliver cleanly and on time get repeat briefs, can take on larger scopes, and can combine several short projects in a week. This is the category with the clearest path from occasional task work to steady professional income.

    Data Entry Tasks

    $33–$45 per task

    Enter, clean and organise information into structured systems with a high standard of accuracy.

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    About

    Data entry work moves information from one place to another — spreadsheets, forms, databases or CRM records — while keeping it clean, consistent and correctly formatted. It is the backbone of many businesses: without accurate records, invoicing, reporting and customer service all break down.

    Worker Role

    You transcribe and tidy records, correct obvious errors, apply the required formatting and flag anything that cannot be resolved from the source material. You are trusted with accuracy, so the standard is high: a single wrong digit in a price or a phone number can cost a client real money.

    How It Works

    You receive the source data and the target template. You enter the records in the agreed format, run your own accuracy checks, then submit the completed file. Some briefs involve typing from scanned documents or images; others involve copying between two digital systems.

    Choosing It

    Ideal if you work carefully and steadily and prefer clear instructions over open-ended creative work. No specialist knowledge is required. It suits people who like a defined finish line and can stay focused through repetitive work without letting the quality drop.

    Completing It

    Follow the template exactly. Keep naming, dates and units consistent throughout, and never guess a value that is missing from the source. Do a second pass over your own work before submitting — most errors are caught on the second read, not the first.

    Submitting It

    Submit the completed file plus a short note listing any rows you could not complete and why.

    Skills Needed

    Typing accuracy, spreadsheet familiarity, consistency and a methodical approach to checking your own work.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Moving contact lists, leads or customer records into a spreadsheet or CRM.
    • Typing up handwritten forms, invoices or receipts into a digital file.
    • Cleaning an existing list: removing duplicates, fixing formats, filling gaps.
    • Building a product catalogue with names, prices, codes and descriptions.
    • Extracting data from PDFs, images or websites into structured rows.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise in a data type — customer and CRM data, product catalogues, financial records, inventory, or research datasets — or in a workflow such as list cleaning, data migration or ongoing record maintenance. Some workers specialise in a tool, becoming fast and reliable in one spreadsheet or database system.

    Work Examples

    • Entering 300 customer records into a spreadsheet with a fixed column format.
    • Cleaning a mailing list of 1,000 rows, removing duplicates and standardising phone numbers.
    • Building a 150-item product catalogue with codes, prices and short descriptions.
    • Typing up a batch of scanned invoices into a bookkeeping template.

    Tools & Skills

    A spreadsheet application is the core tool, with basic formulas, sorting and filtering being useful. Helpful habits are using a consistent date and number format, keeping a separate column for notes, and saving versions as you go so nothing is lost. Fast, accurate typing matters more here than anywhere else.

    Deliverables

    The completed file in the requested format, with all records entered and formatted, plus a short note listing any rows you could not complete and the reason.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per batch, and the range reflects volume and complexity: a small tidy-up sits at the lower end, a large catalogue or a full list migration sits at the upper end. Accuracy builds trust, and trusted workers are given larger batches and ongoing record-maintenance work. This category pairs well with Transcription and Virtual Assistance for people who want steady, predictable task income.

    Social Media Promotions

    $14–$32 per task

    Promote a brand, campaign or piece of content across social platforms to a defined brief.

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    Social media promotion tasks put a client's message in front of the right audience. The brief sets the platform, the message, the tone and the activity expected. Brands use this work to reach real people in a genuine way, rather than through paid advertising alone.

    Worker Role

    You publish or share the agreed content, engage with the audience in the client's voice, and keep a record of what you posted and when. You are representing someone else's brand, so you follow their wording and their rules rather than improvising your own.

    How It Works

    You receive the campaign brief and assets. You carry out the posting or sharing schedule, then submit links and screenshots showing the activity. Some briefs are one-off posts; others run across several days or weeks with a set number of posts per platform.

    Choosing It

    Suited to people who are comfortable on social platforms and understand how each one behaves. A modest, genuine following is useful but not essential. If you already spend time on social media and understand why some posts travel and others do not, you have the instinct this category needs.

    Completing It

    Stay on message and on brand. Follow the brief's wording and hashtags, and avoid adding claims the client has not approved. Post at the times the brief specifies, keep the tone consistent, and reply to genuine comments politely where the brief asks you to engage.

    Submitting It

    Submit links to each post or share, plus a short summary of reach or engagement if the platform reports it.

    Skills Needed

    Platform familiarity, clear writing, consistency and basic record-keeping.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Sharing a launch, offer or event across agreed platforms.
    • Posting a set number of pieces of content on a schedule.
    • Engaging with comments and messages in the brand's voice.
    • Reposting and amplifying content from the brand's own channels.
    • Building awareness of a new account or a new product line.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise by platform — Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest or WhatsApp channels — or by audience, such as local communities, students, professionals or a specific interest group. Some workers specialise in community engagement, others in scheduled posting, and others in short campaign bursts around a launch.

    Work Examples

    • Posting a restaurant's weekly specials across Instagram and Facebook for a month.
    • Sharing a small business's product launch with an agreed caption and hashtags.
    • Running a week-long awareness push for a local event.
    • Engaging with comments on a brand's posts for a set number of days.

    Tools & Skills

    The platforms themselves, plus a simple way to keep a record of links and dates — a notes app or a small spreadsheet is enough. Useful skills are writing short, clear captions, understanding each platform's format, and staying consistent over a multi-day schedule.

    Deliverables

    Links to each post or share, screenshots where the brief asks for proof, and a short summary of reach or engagement if the platform reports it.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per campaign or per set of posts, and the range reflects the number of platforms, the length of the schedule and how much engagement is expected. A single post sits at the lower end; a multi-platform, multi-week campaign sits at the upper end. Workers who build a real, engaged following can take on larger campaigns and repeat work with the same brands.

    TikTok & YouTube Videos

    $9–$13 per task

    Create and publish short-form video content that follows a campaign brief.

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    Short-form video tasks ask for one or more clips built around a product, service or message. The brief sets the length, the platform and the key points to include. Short video is the fastest-growing way brands reach people, and they need creators who can make a clip that holds attention from the first second.

    Worker Role

    You plan the clip, film or assemble it, edit it to a clean finish, and publish it with the required caption and tags. You are both the creator and the publisher, so you are responsible for the idea, the shoot, the edit and the upload.

    How It Works

    You receive the brief and any supplied assets. You produce the video, publish it on the agreed platform, then submit the link and the raw file. Some briefs supply footage or images to assemble; others expect you to film original content yourself.

    Choosing It

    Best for people who are comfortable on camera or confident editing short clips. A phone with a decent camera is enough to start. If you already watch and understand short-form video, you know the pacing and hooks this category rewards.

    Completing It

    Keep the opening seconds strong, follow the brief's talking points, and check audio and captions before publishing. Watch the clip once with the sound off to make sure it still makes sense, since many viewers watch muted.

    Submitting It

    Submit the published link, the video file and a one-line note on how the clip meets the brief.

    Skills Needed

    Basic video editing, confident presentation, an eye for pacing and reliable internet for uploads.

    What Clients Ask For

    • A product showcase clip of 15–60 seconds.
    • A talking-head explainer about a service or offer.
    • A trending-format clip adapted to the brand's message.
    • A set of several clips for a campaign or product range.
    • Repurposing existing footage into a short vertical edit.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise by format — product demos, unboxings, tutorials, reviews, day-in-the-life or trend-based clips — or by platform, since TikTok and YouTube Shorts reward different pacing and captions. Some creators specialise in a niche such as food, fitness, tech or fashion, which makes their clips more convincing.

    Work Examples

    • A 30-second unboxing of a new gadget with captions.
    • A 45-second tutorial showing how to use a product.
    • A trend-format clip promoting a local café's new menu.
    • A three-clip set for a clothing brand's seasonal sale.

    Tools & Skills

    A phone with a decent camera, a simple editing app for trimming, captions and music, and good lighting — a window or a cheap ring light is enough. Useful skills are writing a strong first line, keeping the clip tight, and adding captions that read clearly on a small screen.

    Deliverables

    The published video link, the raw video file, and a one-line note explaining how the clip meets the brief. Where the brief asks, captions, tags and a thumbnail are also part of the deliverable.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per clip or per set of clips, and the range reflects length, complexity and how much original filming is required. A single simple clip sits at the lower end; a multi-clip set with original footage sits at the upper end. Creators who build a following can take on larger campaigns, and this category combines naturally with Social Media Promotions and Affiliate Marketing.

    Website Testing

    $18–$30 per task

    Test a website's usability, navigation and functionality, then report what you find.

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    Website testing checks whether a site works the way its owners believe it does — that pages load, links resolve, forms submit and visitors can find what they need. Every business with a website needs this, because the people who built the site already know how it is meant to work and cannot see it with fresh eyes.

    Worker Role

    You follow the test script, try the paths a real visitor would take, and record every problem with the steps that produced it. You are the first-time visitor: if something confuses you, that confusion is a finding, not a failure on your part.

    How It Works

    You receive the site link, the test scenarios and the reporting template. You work through each scenario on the required device, then submit your findings. Some briefs are exploratory — you browse freely and report anything odd — while others are scripted, with a fixed list of steps to follow.

    Choosing It

    Good for observant, methodical people who notice when something behaves oddly and can describe it precisely. No technical background is needed; what matters is patience and the ability to write a clear, reproducible report.

    Completing It

    Test on the device and browser named in the brief. For each issue, note the page, what you did, what you expected and what actually happened. Take a screenshot at the moment of the problem, and note the exact wording of any error message.

    Submitting It

    Submit the completed report with screenshots for each issue, ordered by severity.

    Skills Needed

    Careful observation, clear written reporting, patience and basic familiarity with browsers and mobile devices.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Checking that every link, button and menu item works.
    • Testing sign-up, contact and checkout forms end to end.
    • Reviewing how the site looks and behaves on a phone.
    • Assessing whether a first-time visitor can find key information.
    • Checking page speed, broken images and layout problems.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise in usability testing (how easy the site is to use), functional testing (whether features work), mobile and responsive testing, accessibility testing (whether people with disabilities can use the site), or content review (whether the words make sense). Each specialisation uses the same core skill of careful, precise reporting.

    Work Examples

    • Working through a 12-step checkout flow and logging where it broke.
    • Browsing a new site on a phone and noting where the layout overlapped.
    • Testing a contact form and reporting that the confirmation email never arrived.
    • Checking a site's navigation and reporting that a key page was three clicks deep.

    Tools & Skills

    A browser and a phone are the core tools, plus a way to take screenshots and record screen activity. Useful skills are writing steps in a numbered, repeatable order, describing what you expected versus what happened, and ranking issues by how badly they affect a real visitor.

    Deliverables

    A completed test report listing each issue with the page, the steps taken, the expected result, the actual result, a screenshot and a severity rating, plus a note on which scenarios passed.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per test, and the range reflects the number of scenarios and the depth of reporting required. A short scripted test sits at the lower end; a full multi-device usability review sits at the upper end. Workers who write precise reports get repeat work, and this category pairs well with App Testing and Game Testing for people who enjoy finding and documenting problems.

    App Testing

    $21–$33 per task

    Run mobile app test cases and document bugs, crashes and friction points.

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    App testing puts a mobile application through defined scenarios to find defects before real users meet them — crashes, broken flows, layout problems and confusing screens. App developers release updates constantly, and every release needs testing on real devices before it reaches the public.

    Worker Role

    You install the build, follow each test case, and log defects with the exact steps, device and app version that produced them. You are the developer's eyes on a device they may not own, so the value you add is precise, reproducible detail.

    How It Works

    You receive the build and the test case list. You run each case, capture screenshots or screen recordings, then submit the defect log. Some briefs also ask for a short note on overall impressions — how the app felt to use, not just whether it worked.

    Choosing It

    Suited to people who use smartphones confidently and can reproduce a problem on demand instead of describing it loosely. If you notice when an app stutters, misaligns or loses your place, you already have the instinct this category needs.

    Completing It

    Run every case even if an earlier one failed. Record the device model, operating system and app version for each defect. If a case passes, say so — knowing what works is as useful to a developer as knowing what does not.

    Submitting It

    Submit the defect log with reproduction steps and evidence attached, plus a note on which cases passed.

    Skills Needed

    Mobile fluency, precise documentation, patience with repetitive steps and basic screenshot or screen-recording skills.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Testing a new release before it goes live.
    • Checking a specific feature, such as sign-up, payments or notifications.
    • Testing on a particular device or operating-system version.
    • Checking how the app behaves on a slow or unstable connection.
    • Reviewing the app's layout on small and large screens.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise in functional testing (does it work), usability testing (is it easy to use), performance testing (is it fast and stable), or compatibility testing (does it work across devices and versions). Some testers specialise in a platform such as Android or iOS, which lets them describe device-specific behaviour with confidence.

    Work Examples

    • Running 20 test cases on a shopping app and logging three crashes.
    • Testing a sign-up flow and reporting that the verification code never arrived.
    • Checking a chat feature on a low-end Android phone and noting lag.
    • Reviewing a new update and reporting a misaligned button on a small screen.

    Tools & Skills

    A smartphone, the app build, and a way to capture screenshots or screen recordings. Useful skills are writing steps in a numbered order, noting the exact device and version, and describing the difference between what you expected and what happened.

    Deliverables

    A defect log listing each issue with reproduction steps, device model, operating system, app version and evidence, plus a note on which test cases passed and any overall impressions the brief asked for.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per test run, and the range reflects the number of cases and the depth of reporting. A short feature check sits at the lower end; a full release test across several devices sits at the upper end. Testers who document clearly are trusted with more builds, and this category pairs naturally with Website Testing and Game Testing.

    Content Writing

    $19–$38 per task

    Write articles, product copy and web content to a defined brief and tone.

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    Content writing tasks produce the words a business publishes — blog articles, product descriptions, landing page copy and supporting text. Every business needs clear writing, and most would rather pay a competent writer than struggle with it themselves.

    Worker Role

    You research the topic, write to the required length and structure, and match the tone the brief specifies. You are writing for the client's audience, not for yourself, so the measure of success is whether the piece does its job — informing, persuading or explaining.

    How It Works

    You receive the brief, the target audience and any keywords. You draft the piece, edit it, then submit the finished document. Good briefs tell you the audience, the purpose and the tone; where they do not, ask before you write rather than guessing.

    Choosing It

    Choose this if you write clearly and can research a subject you did not previously know. Experience with a specific industry helps but is not required. It is one of the best categories for building a portfolio, because every piece you write becomes a sample you can show.

    Completing It

    Follow the brief's structure and word count. Keep paragraphs short, avoid filler, and check facts before you submit. Read the piece aloud once — anything you stumble over needs rewriting.

    Submitting It

    Submit the document in the requested format, with headings in place and any sources listed at the end.

    Skills Needed

    Strong written English, research ability, structure and the discipline to edit your own draft.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Blog articles and how-to guides for a website.
    • Product descriptions for an online store.
    • Landing-page and service-page copy.
    • Email newsletters and announcement copy.
    • Rewriting or editing existing text to a clearer standard.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise by format — articles, product copy, web copy, email, social captions or long-form guides — or by industry, such as health, finance, technology, travel, education or e-commerce. Specialising in a topic lets you research faster and write with more authority, which raises both your speed and your rate.

    Work Examples

    • An 800-word guide on choosing a product, with headings and a summary.
    • Ten product descriptions of 60 words each for an online store.
    • A service page explaining what a business offers and who it is for.
    • Rewriting a company's About page into clear, plain language.

    Tools & Skills

    A word processor, a way to check spelling and grammar, and a simple system for organising research notes and sources. Useful skills are outlining before drafting, writing to a word count, and editing ruthlessly — most first drafts improve by a third when trimmed.

    Deliverables

    The finished document in the requested format, with headings, the correct word count, and any sources listed. Some briefs also ask for a short meta description or a set of headline options.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per piece, and the range reflects length, research depth and how technical the subject is. A short product description sits at the lower end; a researched long-form article sits at the upper end. Writers who deliver clean copy get repeat briefs, can raise their rate as their portfolio grows, and can combine this category with Transcription and Freelancing for a fuller week of work.

    Chat Moderation

    $23–$39 per task

    Keep community chats safe, on-topic and within the platform's guidelines.

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    Chat moderation keeps a community usable. Moderators remove harmful or off-topic messages, answer routine questions and escalate anything serious. Without moderation, a busy chat turns into noise within days, and the people a community is meant to serve stop using it.

    Worker Role

    You monitor the assigned channels during your shift, apply the rules consistently, and log every action you take. You are the calm, fair presence in the room — not a participant in the argument, but the person who keeps it from happening.

    How It Works

    You receive the community guidelines and the moderation log template. You work your shift, act on messages that break the rules, then submit your log. Some communities are quiet and need light monitoring; others are busy and need active, constant attention.

    Choosing It

    Suited to calm, fair people who can apply a rule the same way every time and stay neutral in a heated thread. If you can read something provocative without reacting to it, and can explain a decision without arguing, this category suits you.

    Completing It

    Apply the guidelines as written rather than by personal preference. Warn before removing where the rules allow it, and keep a record of each decision. When something falls outside the guidelines, escalate it rather than deciding on your own.

    Submitting It

    Submit the moderation log with timestamps, the action taken and the reason, plus anything you escalated.

    Skills Needed

    Judgement, consistency, written English and the composure to handle difficult messages without reacting.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Monitoring a community chat or group during set hours.
    • Removing spam, scams and off-topic messages.
    • Answering routine questions from members.
    • Welcoming new members and keeping the tone friendly.
    • Escalating threats, abuse or safety issues to the client.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise by community type — gaming, education, fitness, business, faith or support groups — or by task, such as spam control, member onboarding, question answering or safety escalation. Some moderators specialise in a platform, becoming expert in its specific tools and rules.

    Work Examples

    • Covering a two-hour shift in a gaming chat and removing three spam posts.
    • Welcoming new members and answering the same five questions politely.
    • Escalating a threatening message to the client with a timestamp and screenshot.
    • Keeping a study group on topic during exam season.

    Tools & Skills

    The chat platform itself, plus a simple log — a notes app or spreadsheet — for recording actions and timestamps. Useful skills are reading quickly, applying a rule without emotion, and writing a short, neutral explanation of a decision.

    Deliverables

    A moderation log covering your shift, listing each action with a timestamp and the reason, plus a note of anything you escalated and anything the client should review.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per shift or per moderation block, and the range reflects the length of the shift and how busy the community is. A short, quiet shift sits at the lower end; a long shift in a busy community sits at the upper end. Reliable moderators are given regular shifts, and this category pairs well with Virtual Assistance and Social Media Promotions.

    Language Teaching

    $30–$46 per task

    Teach conversational or written language skills in structured sessions.

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    Language teaching tasks pair you with a learner for a set number of sessions, focused on conversation, grammar, writing or exam preparation. Demand is global: people everywhere want to improve a second language for work, study or travel, and they value a patient teacher who speaks it naturally.

    Worker Role

    You plan each session, correct mistakes constructively, and give the learner practice material to work on between sessions. You are a coach rather than a lecturer — the learner should spend most of the session speaking or writing, not listening to you explain.

    How It Works

    You receive the learner's level and goals. You run the sessions, keep brief notes on progress, then submit a short report at the end of the block. Some blocks are conversation-only; others follow a syllabus or prepare the learner for a specific exam.

    Choosing It

    Choose this if you are fluent in the language you teach and can explain grammar in plain terms. Formal teaching qualifications are not always required. If you enjoy helping someone improve and can stay patient through repeated mistakes, this category fits you.

    Completing It

    Adapt to the learner's pace. Correct the errors that matter most, and make sure each session ends with something the learner can practise. Finish each session on a positive note, even when the learner struggled, so they return for the next one.

    Submitting It

    Submit a short progress report per learner covering topics covered, recurring errors and next steps.

    Skills Needed

    Fluency in the target language, patience, clear explanation and reliable video-call setup.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Conversation practice for everyday or professional situations.
    • Grammar and writing correction with clear explanations.
    • Exam preparation for a specific test or level.
    • Business-language coaching for meetings, emails and presentations.
    • Beginner lessons for someone starting from scratch.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise by language (English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Swahili and others), by skill (conversation, writing, grammar, pronunciation, exam preparation) or by learner type (children, students, professionals, travellers). Specialising in one exam or one industry lets you prepare reusable material and teach with more confidence.

    Work Examples

    • Four conversation sessions with an adult learner preparing for a job interview.
    • A block of writing lessons with corrections and feedback on each piece.
    • Exam-preparation sessions with practice papers and marked answers.
    • Beginner lessons building basic vocabulary and simple sentences.

    Tools & Skills

    A reliable video-call setup with a clear microphone, a way to share documents or a whiteboard, and a simple system for keeping notes on each learner. Useful skills are explaining grammar in plain language, correcting without discouraging, and planning a session that keeps the learner talking.

    Deliverables

    The live sessions themselves, any practice material you set between sessions, and a short progress report per learner covering what was covered, recurring errors and next steps.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per session or per block of sessions, and the range reflects the length of the block and the learner's level. A single conversation session sits at the lower end; a full exam-preparation block sits at the upper end. Teachers who build a good reputation are rebooked by the same learners, and this category pairs well with Online Tutoring and Transcription.

    Virtual Assistance

    $35–$47 per task

    Handle scheduling, research, inbox and admin support for clients.

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    Virtual assistance is the day-to-day support that keeps a busy person or small business running: calendars, inboxes, research, follow-ups and admin. Clients hire a virtual assistant because their own time is worth more spent on the work only they can do.

    Worker Role

    You take ownership of calendar management, inbox triage, research and follow-ups, keep the client's systems tidy, and report anything that needs a decision. Organised, dependable people do well here. You are trusted with access to the client's tools, so reliability and discretion matter as much as skill.

    How It Works

    You receive the tasks, the tools you will use and the client's preferences. You work through the list, keep the client updated on anything that needs their input, then submit a short summary of what you completed. Some briefs are one-off; others are recurring blocks of support.

    Choosing It

    Ideal if you are organised, responsive and comfortable juggling several small tasks at once. If friends already ask you to sort out their plans and paperwork, this category uses exactly that skill.

    Completing It

    Work to the client's preferences rather than your own. Confirm anything ambiguous before acting, keep a clear record of what you did, and never leave a task half-finished without telling the client.

    Submitting It

    Submit a short summary of the tasks completed, anything still open, and anything that needs the client's decision.

    Skills Needed

    Organisation, clear written communication, discretion, reliability and basic familiarity with common online tools.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Managing a calendar and booking appointments.
    • Triaging an inbox and drafting replies.
    • Researching suppliers, venues, prices or competitors.
    • Data entry and keeping records up to date.
    • Chasing follow-ups and keeping a task list moving.
    • Formatting documents and preparing simple reports.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise in a function — calendar and inbox management, research, data and admin, customer support, or social and content support — or in an industry such as real estate, e-commerce, coaching or professional services. Specialising lets you learn a client's tools once and reuse that knowledge across briefs.

    Work Examples

    • Clearing a backlogged inbox and setting up simple labels and rules.
    • Researching five venues for an event with prices and contact details.
    • Managing a week of appointments and sending reminders.
    • Keeping a small business's customer records up to date.

    Tools & Skills

    Common online tools for calendars, email, documents and spreadsheets, plus a task list to track your own work. Useful skills are writing short, clear messages, prioritising what matters, and asking a good question rather than guessing.

    Deliverables

    The completed tasks themselves — a tidy calendar, a cleared inbox, a research summary, an updated record — plus a short written summary of what you did and anything that needs the client's attention.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per task or per block of support, and the range reflects the number of hours and the level of responsibility. A single research task sits at the lower end; a recurring block of inbox and calendar support sits at the upper end. Reliable assistants are kept on for ongoing work, which turns occasional tasks into steady income.

    Transcription

    $32–$65 per task

    Convert audio and video recordings into accurate written transcripts.

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    Transcription turns spoken audio and video into accurate written text. Interviews, meetings, podcasts, lectures, focus groups and legal recordings all need transcripts, and the people who own them rarely have time to type them up.

    Worker Role

    You transcribe interviews, meetings, podcasts or lectures to the client's style guide, mark who is speaking, note anything inaudible rather than inventing it, and proofread against the audio. Accuracy and honesty matter more than speed: a transcript that guesses at unclear words is worse than one that flags them.

    How It Works

    You receive the audio or video file and the style guide. You listen, type and proofread, then submit the finished transcript in the requested format. Some briefs ask for a clean, readable version; others ask for every hesitation and false start.

    Choosing It

    Good for careful listeners who type accurately and can stay focused through a long recording. If you can follow a conversation closely and notice when a word does not fit the sentence, you have the core skill this category needs.

    Completing It

    Follow the style guide for spelling, punctuation and speaker labels. Mark unclear audio rather than guessing, keep timestamps where the brief asks for them, and proofread the whole transcript against the audio before submitting.

    Submitting It

    Submit the finished transcript in the requested format, with speaker labels and timestamps where required, plus a note of any sections you could not hear clearly.

    Skills Needed

    Fast, accurate typing, careful listening, strong spelling and grammar, and the patience to proofread your own work.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Interview transcripts for research, journalism or podcasts.
    • Meeting and webinar transcripts for internal records.
    • Lecture and course transcripts for students or online learning.
    • Focus-group and market-research transcripts.
    • Legal, medical or technical recordings transcribed to a strict format.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise by format — verbatim (every word), clean read (tidied for readability), or summarised — or by subject, such as medical, legal, academic, media or business. Specialising in a subject means you already know its vocabulary, which makes you faster and more accurate.

    Work Examples

    • A 45-minute podcast episode transcribed with speaker labels.
    • A one-hour business meeting transcribed into a clean, readable record.
    • A research interview transcribed verbatim with timestamps.
    • A lecture series transcribed into study notes.

    Tools & Skills

    A computer with a good pair of headphones, a text editor or word processor, and a way to slow playback or loop a section. Useful skills are touch-typing, using keyboard shortcuts to control playback, and keeping a consistent format throughout.

    Deliverables

    The finished transcript in the requested format, with speaker labels, timestamps and formatting as the brief specifies, plus a note of any sections that were inaudible.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per recording, and the range reflects length, audio quality and how technical the content is. A short, clear recording sits at the lower end; a long, technical or multi-speaker recording sits at the upper end. Transcribers who deliver clean work are given longer files and repeat briefs, and this category pairs well with Data Entry and Content Writing.

    Online Tutoring

    $42–$60 per task

    Coach students through subjects and exam preparation in live sessions.

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    Online tutoring is live, one-to-one teaching in a subject a student is studying. Parents and learners pay for it because a good tutor can explain something in the one way that finally makes it click, and because exam results matter.

    Worker Role

    You run live sessions, set and mark practice work, and adapt to the learner's pace and goals. Best suited to people who explain ideas clearly and patiently. You are not just delivering information — you are diagnosing where understanding breaks down and fixing it.

    How It Works

    You receive the learner's level, subject and goals. You plan and run the sessions, set practice work, mark it, then submit a short progress report. Some blocks prepare a student for a specific exam; others build general confidence in a subject.

    Choosing It

    Choose this if you know a school or university subject well and can explain it in more than one way. If you have ever helped someone finally understand something difficult, you already know the core of this work.

    Completing It

    Start from what the learner already knows, then build. Check understanding as you go rather than assuming it, and set practice work that targets the exact gaps you found. End each session with a clear idea of what comes next.

    Submitting It

    Submit a short progress report covering topics covered, the learner's strengths and gaps, and the plan for the next sessions.

    Skills Needed

    Subject knowledge, clear explanation, patience, and a reliable video-call setup with a way to share working or documents.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Exam preparation for a specific subject or level.
    • Homework help and regular subject support.
    • Building confidence in a subject the learner finds hard.
    • Revision sessions before a test.
    • Support for a learner studying in a second language.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise by subject — mathematics, sciences, languages, humanities, business, computing — or by level, from primary school through to university and adult learning. Specialising in one exam board or one curriculum lets you reuse material and know exactly what the learner needs.

    Work Examples

    • A block of mathematics sessions preparing a student for a school exam.
    • Weekly science support with marked practice questions.
    • Revision sessions with past papers and worked answers.
    • Building a learner's confidence in writing essays.

    Tools & Skills

    A video-call setup with a clear microphone and camera, a way to share a screen or a digital whiteboard, and a simple system for setting and marking practice work. Useful skills are breaking a topic into steps, checking understanding, and giving feedback that encourages rather than discourages.

    Deliverables

    The live sessions, the practice work you set and mark, and a short progress report covering what was covered, the learner's strengths and gaps, and the plan ahead.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per session or per block, and the range reflects the subject's difficulty and the learner's level. A single homework-help session sits at the lower end; a full exam-preparation block sits at the upper end. Tutors who get results are rebooked and can raise their rate, and this category pairs well with Language Teaching and Content Writing.

    Dropshipping

    $17–$35 per task

    Set up and manage product listings, orders and supplier coordination.

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    About

    Dropshipping tasks support online stores that sell products they do not hold in stock. The store owner takes the order, a supplier ships it, and the work in between — listings, stock accuracy, order processing and supplier coordination — is what you handle.

    Worker Role

    You build and tidy product listings, keep stock and pricing accurate, process orders and coordinate with suppliers. Suits people who are comfortable with online store dashboards. You are the person who keeps the store's promises accurate: if a listing says a product is in stock, it should be.

    How It Works

    You receive access to the store's dashboard and the supplier details. You set up or update listings, process incoming orders, check stock and pricing, then submit a short report of what you changed and anything that needs the owner's decision.

    Choosing It

    Choose this if you are organised, careful with details and comfortable learning a new dashboard. If you have ever sold anything online, or enjoy keeping a system tidy and accurate, this category suits you.

    Completing It

    Keep listings accurate: correct titles, clear descriptions, real stock levels and current prices. Process orders promptly, and flag any supplier issue to the owner immediately rather than letting it sit.

    Submitting It

    Submit a short report of the listings created or updated, the orders processed, and any stock, pricing or supplier issues that need attention.

    Skills Needed

    Attention to detail, basic spreadsheet and dashboard familiarity, clear communication and reliability.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Creating product listings with titles, descriptions, images and prices.
    • Updating stock levels and prices across a catalogue.
    • Processing orders and tracking shipments.
    • Coordinating with suppliers on availability and delivery times.
    • Cleaning up an existing store's listings and categories.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise in listing creation, catalogue management, order processing, supplier coordination or store maintenance. You can also specialise by product type — fashion, homeware, electronics, beauty — which makes writing accurate descriptions much faster.

    Work Examples

    • Adding 30 new products to a store with titles, descriptions and prices.
    • Updating stock levels across a 200-item catalogue.
    • Processing a week of orders and tracking each shipment.
    • Cleaning up a store's categories and removing duplicate listings.

    Tools & Skills

    An online store dashboard, a spreadsheet for tracking stock and orders, and a clear way to communicate with suppliers and the owner. Useful skills are accurate data entry, writing short product descriptions, and spotting when a listing does not match reality.

    Deliverables

    Updated listings, accurate stock and pricing records, processed orders, and a short report of what you changed and any issues that need the owner's attention.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per task or per batch, and the range reflects the number of listings or orders handled. A small listing update sits at the lower end; a full catalogue build or a week of order processing sits at the upper end. Reliable store support turns into ongoing work, and this category pairs well with Data Entry and Virtual Assistance.

    Game Testing

    $15–$28 per task

    Play through builds, log gameplay issues and report reproduction steps.

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    About

    Game testing is playing a game build on purpose, looking for the problems a normal player would hit and then stop playing over. Studios test before release because a crash or a broken level costs far more to fix after launch than before.

    Worker Role

    You play the build as instructed, note bugs, crashes, balance problems and confusing moments, and report each with the steps that produced it. Good for patient, observant gamers. You are not reviewing whether the game is fun — you are finding what is broken.

    How It Works

    You receive the build and the test instructions. You play through the required sections, note every issue with the steps that produced it, then submit the report. Some briefs are exploratory; others ask you to repeat a specific level or feature many times.

    Choosing It

    Choose this if you play games regularly and can describe exactly what happened rather than just saying it felt wrong. Patience matters: testing often means repeating the same section until you can reproduce a bug reliably.

    Completing It

    Follow the test instructions and play the required sections. For each issue, note what you did, what you expected and what happened, and try to reproduce it a second time so the report is reliable.

    Submitting It

    Submit the report with each issue, its reproduction steps, the platform and build version, and a note on anything that worked well.

    Skills Needed

    Patience, careful observation, clear written reporting and the ability to repeat a task without losing focus.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Playing through a new level or feature and reporting problems.
    • Checking whether a previously reported bug is fixed.
    • Testing balance and difficulty across a section.
    • Checking menus, saves, settings and controls.
    • Testing on a specific device or platform.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise in functional testing (does it work), balance testing (is it fair and playable), usability testing (is it clear what to do), or compatibility testing (does it work on a given device). Some testers specialise in a genre — mobile puzzle games, shooters, racing, strategy — which helps them spot the problems that genre's players care about.

    Work Examples

    • Playing a mobile puzzle game's first ten levels and logging where it crashed.
    • Checking a racing game's controls and reporting an unresponsive brake.
    • Re-testing a fixed bug and confirming it no longer occurs.
    • Testing a game's save system and reporting that progress was lost.

    Tools & Skills

    The game build and a device to play it on, plus a way to capture screenshots or short recordings of problems. Useful skills are writing numbered reproduction steps, noting the exact build version, and describing a bug without exaggeration.

    Deliverables

    A report listing each issue with reproduction steps, the platform and build version, and evidence where possible, plus a note on what worked well and any overall impressions the brief asked for.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per test session or per build, and the range reflects how long the session runs and how detailed the report must be. A short feature check sits at the lower end; a full playthrough with a detailed report sits at the upper end. Testers who document clearly are given more builds, and this category pairs well with App Testing and Website Testing.

    AI Data Annotation

    $16–$34 per task

    Label, tag and classify datasets that train and improve AI models.

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    About

    AI data annotation is the human work behind machine learning. Models learn from examples, and those examples have to be labelled accurately by people. Images, text, audio and video all need annotation before a model can be trained on them.

    Worker Role

    You work through images, text or audio and apply the labelling rules exactly as written, keeping your judgements consistent across the set. No technical background is needed. Consistency is the whole job: a model trained on labels that drift will learn the wrong thing.

    How It Works

    You receive the dataset and the labelling guidelines. You work through the items, apply the rules, then submit the annotated set. Some briefs include a small test set first so the client can check your labels match the guidelines.

    Choosing It

    Choose this if you are patient, consistent and comfortable following detailed rules. If you can look at a hundred similar items and apply the same standard to each one, this category suits you.

    Completing It

    Read the guidelines fully before you start, and refer back to them whenever an item is unclear. Apply the same rule to every similar item, and flag genuinely ambiguous cases rather than deciding them yourself.

    Submitting It

    Submit the annotated dataset in the required format, plus a note of any items you found ambiguous and how you handled them.

    Skills Needed

    Attention to detail, consistency, patience and the discipline to follow written rules exactly.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Labelling objects, people or scenes in images.
    • Classifying text by topic, sentiment or intent.
    • Transcribing and labelling short audio clips.
    • Marking whether a model's answer is correct or not.
    • Comparing two model outputs and choosing the better one.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise by data type — image, text, audio or video — or by task, such as classification, bounding boxes, sentiment labelling, transcription-and-labelling, or model-response evaluation. Some annotators specialise in a language or a subject area, which makes them valuable on datasets in that domain.

    Work Examples

    • Labelling 500 product photos by category and condition.
    • Classifying 300 customer messages by topic and sentiment.
    • Marking 200 model answers as correct, partly correct or wrong.
    • Transcribing and labelling short voice clips by intent.

    Tools & Skills

    The annotation tool the client provides, plus a browser and a device to work on. Useful skills are reading guidelines carefully, keeping a consistent standard across a long set, and writing a short note when something is genuinely unclear.

    Deliverables

    The annotated dataset in the required format, with every item labelled according to the guidelines, plus a note of any ambiguous items and how you handled them.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per dataset or per batch, and the range reflects the size of the set and how complex the labelling rules are. A small, simple classification set sits at the lower end; a large set with detailed rules sits at the upper end. Annotators who stay consistent are trusted with bigger datasets, and this category pairs well with Data Entry and Transcription.

    Digital Art Marketplace

    $26–$42 per task

    Create and list original digital artwork for buyers on the marketplace.

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    About

    The digital art marketplace is where original artwork is created and listed for buyers. Businesses and individuals buy digital art for branding, social content, print-on-demand products, presentations and personal use, and they need a steady supply of fresh, original work.

    Worker Role

    You produce original artwork to the brief or theme, prepare it in the required file formats and resolutions, and list it with accurate titles, tags and descriptions. You are both the artist and the seller, so the work is judged on the art and on how well it is presented.

    How It Works

    You receive the brief or theme and the file requirements. You create the artwork, export it in the correct formats, then list it with the required metadata. Some briefs are for a specific client; others are for a themed collection you build and list yourself.

    Choosing It

    Choose this if you can draw, design or illustrate digitally and can work to a theme. If you already create art and want a way to sell it, this category turns your existing skill into paid work.

    Completing It

    Work to the brief's theme, style and dimensions. Export in the formats the brief requires, check the resolution is high enough for the intended use, and write titles and tags that describe the artwork accurately.

    Submitting It

    Submit the finished artwork in the required formats, plus the listing details — title, tags, description — and a note on how the piece meets the brief.

    Skills Needed

    Digital illustration or design skill, an understanding of file formats and resolution, and the ability to write clear titles and tags.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Original illustrations for a brand or campaign.
    • Themed collections for print-on-demand products.
    • Backgrounds, patterns and textures for design use.
    • Character or mascot artwork.
    • Social-media graphics and templates.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise by style — flat vector, line art, watercolour, 3D, character design, patterns — or by use, such as branding, print-on-demand, editorial illustration or social content. Specialising in one style makes your work recognisable, which helps buyers find and remember you.

    Work Examples

    • A set of five floral illustrations for a print-on-demand collection.
    • A mascot character for a small business's branding.
    • A pack of seamless patterns for design use.
    • A series of social-media graphics on a single theme.

    Tools & Skills

    Digital art or design software of your choice, a way to export in the required formats and resolutions, and a system for organising your files and listings. Useful skills are working to a theme, keeping a consistent style across a set, and writing accurate titles and tags.

    Deliverables

    The finished artwork in the required formats and resolutions, plus the listing details — title, tags and description — and a note on how the piece meets the brief.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per piece or per collection, and the range reflects the complexity of the artwork and the number of pieces. A single simple graphic sits at the lower end; a full themed collection sits at the upper end. Artists who build a recognisable style can sell the same work across multiple listings and take on larger commissions, and this category pairs well with Freelancing and Social Media Promotions.

    Affiliate Marketing

    $21–$43 per task

    Promote offers with tracked links and report on campaign performance.

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    About

    Affiliate marketing is promoting a product or service through a tracked link and being paid for the results it produces. Businesses use it because they pay for performance rather than for advertising that may not work, and promoters use it because a good campaign can earn well beyond a flat fee.

    Worker Role

    You share tracked links through the channels agreed in the brief, follow the disclosure rules, and report clicks, conversions and anything that affected results. You are honest about what worked and what did not — a report that hides a failed channel is useless to the client.

    How It Works

    You receive the offer, the tracked links and the channels to use. You run the promotion, then submit the links, the results and a short report. Some briefs are a single push; others run across several weeks with regular reporting.

    Choosing It

    Choose this if you have an audience, a channel or a community you can genuinely reach, and you are comfortable writing promotional content that does not feel like spam. Honesty matters: promoting something you would not recommend damages both your reputation and the client's.

    Completing It

    Use the tracked links exactly as supplied, disclose the affiliate relationship where the rules require it, and keep a record of where and when you posted. Report the real numbers, including channels that produced nothing.

    Submitting It

    Submit the links you used, the results — clicks, conversions or sales where available — and a short report on what worked, what did not and what you would change.

    Skills Needed

    Clear writing, an understanding of the channels you use, basic record-keeping and honesty in reporting.

    What Clients Ask For

    • Sharing a product or service through your own channels.
    • Writing a review or recommendation that includes a tracked link.
    • Running a promotion across several platforms at once.
    • Reporting on clicks, conversions and sales.
    • Testing which message or channel performs best.

    Services & Specialisations

    You can specialise by channel — social media, a blog, a newsletter, a community group or video — or by niche, such as technology, fitness, finance, travel or education. A niche audience converts better than a general one, because the recommendation is more relevant to the people who see it.

    Work Examples

    • Writing a short review of a product with a tracked link and posting it to a blog.
    • Sharing an offer with a community group and reporting the clicks.
    • Running a two-week promotion across two platforms and comparing results.
    • Testing two different messages to see which produced more conversions.

    Tools & Skills

    The tracked links the client supplies, the channels you post on, and a simple spreadsheet for recording posts, dates and results. Useful skills are writing honest, useful promotional content, disclosing the relationship clearly, and reporting numbers accurately.

    Deliverables

    The links you used, the results — clicks, conversions or sales where the platform reports them — and a short report on what worked, what did not and what you would change next time.

    Ways to Earn

    You are paid per campaign, and the range reflects the number of channels, the length of the promotion and the reporting required. A single post sits at the lower end; a multi-channel campaign with detailed reporting sits at the upper end. Promoters with a relevant audience can earn more as their results improve, and this category pairs well with Social Media Promotions and TikTok & YouTube Videos.

    How every category runs

    The same five stages apply whichever category you choose, from the first browse to the final submission.

    STEP 01

    Discover

    Browse the 19 active task categories and read what each type of online work actually involves.

    STEP 02

    Choose

    Pick a category that matches your skills, your available time and your interests.

    STEP 03

    Understand

    Read the task requirements, deliverables and quality standards before you begin.

    STEP 04

    Complete

    Carry out the work at your own pace, following the instructions for that category.

    STEP 05

    Submit

    Send your finished work through the relevant submission process for review.

    Start working with GigHela

    Create your account, explore the nineteen active task categories and choose the work that fits your skills and your schedule.

    Create Account

    Talk to the GigHela team

    Questions about a task category or the submission process? Reach us directly and we will point you in the right direction.

    Ready to begin?

    Registration takes a few minutes. Once your account is open you can browse all nineteen categories and start with the work that suits you.

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    About GigHela

    GigHela is a global online work and freelancing platform. We bring nineteen defined categories of digital work into one place, so anyone with a device and an internet connection can find real tasks, understand exactly what they involve, and get paid for completing them.

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    What GigHela is

    GigHela is a platform for task-based online work. Instead of an open marketplace where anyone can post anything, every opportunity on GigHela belongs to one of nineteen defined categories — from product surveys and transcription to online tutoring, website testing and AI data annotation.

    Each category states what the work involves, who it suits and what it pays before you commit your time. You choose the work that matches your skills and your schedule, complete it at your own pace, and submit it through a defined process for review.

    GigHela is built for people who want to work online seriously: clear requirements, honest earning ranges and a consistent standard from the first task to the hundredth.

    • Nineteen defined categories

      Not an endless, unvetted list. Every category is a real type of digital work with its own requirements, deliverables and earning range.

    • Open to beginners and professionals

      Some categories need no prior experience at all. Others reward a professional skill you already have — writing, teaching, testing, design or admin.

    • Work from anywhere

      GigHela is fully responsive. Browse categories, read the requirements and submit finished work from a phone, tablet or desktop.

    • Support that answers

      Questions about a task, a requirement or the submission process reach a real support team by email and Telegram.

    Our mission

    To make professional online work accessible to anyone, anywhere — with clear categories, honest earning ranges and a process that respects the worker's time.

    Online work is often presented as a lottery: vague listings, unclear pay and no standard for what a finished task should look like. GigHela was built to remove that uncertainty. Every category on the platform is documented, every earning range is published up front, and every completed task follows the same submission and review path.

    The result is a platform where effort and outcome are connected. You know what you are taking on before you start, you know what it is worth, and you know what is expected of you when you hand it in.

    The 19 categories

    Every category below is live work on GigHela. Together they cover writing, research, teaching, testing, moderation, admin, marketing and creative production.

    Product Surveys

    Structured questionnaires that gather honest feedback on products and services, answered in your own words.

    Hotel Reviews

    Detailed, balanced write-ups of accommodation stays covering rooms, service, facilities and value.

    Freelancing

    Short, scoped professional projects delivered to a client brief, on scope and on deadline.

    Data Entry Tasks

    Entering, cleaning and organising records into structured systems with a high standard of accuracy.

    Social Media Promotions

    Publishing and sharing a brand's message across social platforms to a defined campaign brief.

    TikTok & YouTube Videos

    Creating and publishing short-form video content built around a product, service or message.

    Website Testing

    Checking usability, navigation and functionality, then reporting every issue with reproduction steps.

    App Testing

    Running mobile test cases and documenting crashes, broken flows and friction points.

    Content Writing

    Articles, product copy and web content written to a defined brief, structure and tone.

    Chat Moderation

    Keeping community chats safe, on-topic and within the platform's guidelines, with a clear log.

    Language Teaching

    Structured conversational or written language sessions with progress notes for each learner.

    Virtual Assistance

    Scheduling, research, inbox management and day-to-day admin support for a client.

    Transcription

    Converting audio and video recordings into accurate, proofread written transcripts.

    Online Tutoring

    Coaching students through subjects and exam preparation in live, scheduled sessions.

    Dropshipping

    Setting up and managing product listings, orders and supplier coordination.

    Game Testing

    Playing through builds, logging gameplay issues and reporting the steps that reproduce them.

    AI Data Annotation

    Labelling, tagging and classifying datasets that train and improve AI models.

    Digital Art Marketplace

    Creating and listing original digital artwork for buyers on the marketplace.

    Affiliate Marketing

    Promoting offers with tracked links and reporting on campaign performance.

    A global vision

    GigHela is built for an international community. Wherever you live, you browse the same nineteen categories, read the same requirements and follow the same submission process. A worker in Lagos, Nairobi, Cairo or Manila sees exactly the same platform as anyone else.

    That matters because digital work should not depend on where you happen to be. What counts is whether you can do the task well and deliver it on time. GigHela is designed so that skill, reliability and attention to detail are the things that move you forward.

    Our long-term vision is a platform that grows by adding depth to the categories it already has — better briefs, clearer standards and more work in each one — rather than by adding noise.

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    Committed to professional digital work

    GigHela treats online work as real work. That means clear briefs, defined standards and a process you can rely on every time you take on a task.

    Clear requirements

    Every task states what is expected, what the deliverable is and what standard it will be measured against. No guessing what the client wants.

    Honest earning ranges

    Each category publishes its earning range up front, so you can weigh the work against your time before you begin rather than after.

    Structured review

    Finished work goes through a defined submission process and is reviewed against the task requirements, not against personal preference.

    Skills that carry over

    Accuracy, clear writing, research and reliability are valued across categories, so the quality you build in one task strengthens the next.

    Equal access worldwide

    The same categories, the same briefs and the same standards are available to every member, regardless of country or time zone.

    Support at every stage

    From choosing a category to submitting a finished task, the GigHela team is reachable by email and Telegram when something needs clarifying.

    Start working with GigHela

    Create your account, explore the nineteen active task categories and choose the work that fits your skills and your schedule.

    Create Account

    Talk to the GigHela team

    Questions about the platform, a task category or the submission process? Reach us directly and we will point you in the right direction.

    Ready to begin?

    Registration takes a few minutes. Once your account is open you can browse all nineteen categories and start with the work that suits you.

    Create Account

    Frequently asked questions

    Everything members ask about opening an account, getting access to tasks, the skills you need, how work is completed and submitted, how earnings are handled, the support available and where GigHela works.

    Still unsure about something? Talk to the GigHela team.

    Answers, grouped by topic

    Tap any question to open it. The answers below cover the whole journey — from signing up, through choosing and completing a task, to submitting it and getting paid.

    Accounts

    How do I create a GigHela account?

    Registration is done through our sign-up link and takes only a few minutes. You provide your name, an email address and a password, then confirm your details.

    Creating an account is not free. A one-time activation (joining) fee applies, and the amount depends on the country you are registering from. Your exact fee is shown to you in your own currency before you pay it.

    Once your account is activated you can browse all nineteen task categories immediately — there is no separate application to see the work.

    Is there a fee to join?

    There is a one-time activation (joining) fee, and it is charged per country: the amount differs from one country to the next. The fee is shown to you in your own currency before you pay it, so there is no guessing what it will cost. It is a single payment that activates your account — you are never asked to pay again to view a category, read a task brief or submit finished work.

    Can I hold more than one account?

    No. One account per person. Duplicate accounts are removed because they distort task allocation and make it impossible to keep an accurate record of your work and earnings.

    If you have lost access to your original account, contact support rather than opening a second one.

    What if I forget my password or need to update my details?

    Use the password reset option on the sign-in screen, or write to support from the email address on your account and we will help you regain access.

    Keep your email address and payment details current — this is how you receive task notifications and earnings.

    Access

    How do I get access to tasks?

    Access is open to every registered member. There is no waiting list and no approval queue — once you are signed in, all nineteen categories are visible with their requirements and earning ranges.

    You choose the categories that suit you and start with the work you are ready for.

    How many tasks can I take on at once?

    You can work across several categories, but we recommend taking on only what you can finish to a high standard within the stated timeframe.

    Quality is what keeps work coming. A smaller number of well-completed tasks is worth far more than a large number of rushed ones.

    Do I need to be online at particular times?

    Most categories are flexible — you complete the work at whatever hours suit you, as long as you meet the deadline attached to the task.

    A few categories, such as online tutoring, language teaching and live chat moderation, involve scheduled sessions. Those times are always stated before you accept the work.

    Skills

    Do I need experience or qualifications to start?

    Not for many categories. Product surveys, data entry, transcription and AI data annotation are open to beginners — they need care and attention rather than a professional background.

    Other categories, such as content writing, website testing, tutoring and virtual assistance, reward a skill you already have. Each category page states who it suits.

    What skills matter most across the platform?

    Four things carry across almost every category:

    • Accuracy — following the brief exactly and checking your own work before submitting.
    • Clear writing — explaining what you did or found in plain, readable language.
    • Reliability — meeting the deadline you accepted.
    • Basic digital confidence — using a browser, uploading files and following instructions.
    What equipment do I need?

    A device with a modern browser and a stable internet connection is enough for most categories. A phone works for many tasks; a laptop or desktop is better for writing, testing and transcription.

    Some categories have specific needs — a headset for tutoring and moderation, or a microphone for transcription. These are listed on the category page.

    Completion

    How does a task actually work, start to finish?

    Every task follows the same path: read the brief, confirm you understand the deliverable, complete the work to the stated standard, check it against the requirements, then submit it for review.

    Nothing is hidden. You know what is expected, what it is worth and what happens next before you begin.

    How long does a task take to complete?

    It varies by category. A product survey might take fifteen minutes; a hotel review, a transcription file or a website test report can take an hour or more.

    Each brief gives an expected completion time so you can plan your day realistically.

    What happens if I cannot finish a task I accepted?

    Tell support as early as you can, before the deadline passes. In most cases the task can be released back and given to another worker without penalty.

    Silence is the only real problem — an unfinished task that is never mentioned holds up the client and affects your standing on the platform.

    Submission

    How do I submit finished work?

    Submit through the task itself, following the submission instructions in the brief. Depending on the category you may upload a document, paste text, share a link or attach screenshots.

    Always submit the final version. Once work is in review it cannot be swapped for a different file.

    What is checked during review?

    Your work is measured against the task requirements — not against personal preference. Reviewers check that the deliverable is complete, that it matches the brief and that it meets the stated standard.

    If something is missing or unclear, you will be told what needs attention so you can correct it.

    What if my submission is sent back for revision?

    Revisions are normal and are not a penalty. Read the feedback, make the specific changes requested and resubmit within the timeframe given.

    Treating feedback as part of the process is one of the fastest ways to improve your standing and unlock better-paid work.

    Earnings

    How much can I earn on GigHela?

    Every category publishes its earning range up front, so you can weigh the work against your time before you start. Ranges differ widely — simple survey and data entry work sits at the lower end, while tutoring, testing and specialist writing sit higher.

    What you earn depends on how many tasks you complete and how well you complete them.

    When and how am I paid?

    Payment is released once your submitted work has passed review. The payment method and timing for each task are stated in the brief before you accept it.

    Keep your payment details accurate in your account — an out-of-date detail is the most common reason a payment is delayed.

    Are there deductions or hidden charges?

    No hidden charges. The earning range you see on a category is the range you are working towards, and any platform or transfer fees are shown to you before you accept a task.

    If a figure ever looks unclear, ask support before you begin rather than after.

    How do withdrawals work?

    Withdrawals are paid to your mobile money or bank account, depending on the country you are in. The payout method available to you is set automatically from your country, so you do not have to choose or configure anything.

    Payouts are processed daily, and you can request a withdrawal at any time — there is no fixed payout day to wait for. Once you request it, the amount is sent to the mobile money number or bank account on your account.

    Keep your payout details accurate in your account. An out-of-date mobile money number or bank account is the most common reason a withdrawal is delayed.

    Support

    How do I reach the GigHela team?

    Support is available by email at [email protected] and on Telegram at t.me/gighela.

    Email is best for anything involving documents, screenshots or account details. Telegram is faster for quick questions.

    What should I include when I ask for help?

    Tell us the category and task you are asking about, what you expected to happen and what actually happened. If it is a technical issue, a screenshot saves a lot of back and forth.

    Write from the email address on your account so we can find your record quickly.

    How quickly will I hear back?

    Messages are answered in the order they arrive, and most are dealt with within one working day. Complex issues involving a review or a payment may take a little longer.

    If you have not heard back and your deadline is close, follow up on Telegram and mention the deadline.

    Mobile

    Can I use GigHela on a phone?

    Yes. GigHela is fully responsive, so you can browse categories, read briefs, check requirements and submit finished work from a phone or tablet as well as a desktop.

    There is no separate app to install — the site works in your mobile browser.

    Which categories work best on a mobile device?

    Surveys, hotel reviews, social media promotions, chat moderation and short-form video work are all comfortable on a phone.

    Long-form writing, transcription, website and app testing, and tutoring are easier on a larger screen with a keyboard.

    What if the site is slow or a page will not load?

    Refresh the page, check your connection and try again on a different network if you can. Clearing your browser cache often resolves a stubborn page.

    If it persists, send support a screenshot and tell us which page and device you were using.

    Country availability

    Which countries can use GigHela?

    GigHela is built for an international community. Wherever you live, you see the same nineteen categories, the same briefs and the same standards as every other member.

    You need a device, an internet connection and a valid email address to register.

    Do I need to speak English to work on GigHela?

    Most briefs are written in English, so a working level of reading and writing is needed for the majority of categories.

    Language teaching is the exception — there, fluency in the language you are teaching is the requirement, and several languages are in demand.

    Does my time zone matter?

    For flexible categories, no. You work when it suits you and simply meet the deadline.

    For scheduled work such as tutoring or live moderation, sessions are arranged at agreed times, so check that the slot works in your time zone before accepting.

    Where to go next

    Three quick routes, depending on what you still need.

    Read the category details

    Each of the nineteen categories has its own page covering the worker role, how it works, how to choose it, how to complete it, how to submit and the skills it needs.

    Open the 19 active tasks

    Understand the platform

    If you want the wider picture first — what GigHela is, our mission, the global vision and how we treat online work — the About page covers it.

    Read about GigHela

    Ask us directly

    If your question is not answered above, send it to the team. Email is best for anything with documents or screenshots; Telegram is quicker for short questions.

    Contact support

    Still have a question?

    Questions about your account, a task category, a submission or a payment reach a real support team. Tell us what you need and we will point you in the right direction.

    Send us a message

    Use the form and we will reply to the email address you provide. Include the category or task you are asking about so we can answer precisely.

    Contact & Support

    Whether you are stuck on a task brief, waiting on a review, or simply deciding which of the nineteen categories to start with, the GigHela team is reachable. Email us for anything with documents or account details; Telegram is quicker for short questions.

    Most messages are answered within one working day. Send a detailed enquiry.

    Two ways to reach us

    Both channels reach the same support team. Use whichever suits the question you are asking.

    Email support

    Best for anything involving account details, screenshots, a submission that needs reviewing or a payment query. Everything stays in writing, so nothing gets lost.

    [email protected]

    Write from the email address on your GigHela account so we can find your record quickly. Include the category or task you are asking about.

    Send an email

    Telegram support

    The fastest route for short questions — checking whether a category suits you, confirming a deadline, or following up on something already in progress.

    t.me/gighela

    If your deadline is close, mention it in your first message so we can prioritise your query.

    Open Telegram

    What to expect when you write

    Support is handled by real people in the order messages arrive.

    Response time

    Most messages are answered within one working day. Complex issues involving a review or a payment may take a little longer.

    Before a deadline

    If you cannot finish a task you accepted, tell us before the deadline passes. In most cases the task can be released back without penalty.

    Account questions

    Password resets, updated payment details and lost access are all handled by email. Write from the address on your account.

    Ready to start working?

    Create your account, browse all nineteen active task categories and choose the work that fits your skills and your schedule.

    Create Account