22 Freelance Writing Websites to Earn Extra Income In 2022

Freelancing is getting more popular every year, and only in the U.S., it is expected that by 2027 the workforce majority will consist of freelancers.

According to Upwork, the five biggest reasons motivating people to start their freelancing career are the desire to become their own boss, the ability to choose the working time, the opportunity to pick up the projects they like, the chance to earn extra money, and the possibility to work from any place.

Thus, if you’re thinking about starting a freelance career in 2022, note that you’ll face way bigger competition than you would a few years ago.

Places like Upwork or Fiverr are getting overcrowded, and landing your first writing gig there often takes some time.

Cheer up, though. There are plenty of other websites that pay writers in 2022 and look for both beginners and professionals. To make extra income and expand your network and writing skills, check the following 22 websites.

WritingJobz

Jobs include book writing, editing & proofreading, copywriting, content writing, history writing, legal writing, and more. They have opportunities for beginners as well as for advanced writers.

You have to pass a language test before becoming an approved writer.

Pay: Writing jobs pay up to $15 per page, editing $12 per page, and proofreading up to $11 per page.

How to start: Fill in the WritingJobz form here.

nDash

To be a successful writer on nDash, you should have proven subject matter expertise. You can sign up and create your profile, including writing samples and areas you are skilled in. After that, you need to wait for nDash approval.

Once you get approved, you can browse writing assignments or pitch different companies with original ideas for blog posts, articles, or whitepapers. Almost 60% of paid jobs at nDash start as a writer pitch.

Be aware that nDash approves only a small percent of writers to meet their high writing standards.

Pay: You can set up your own rates. The average assignment prices range between $150 — $450.

How to start: You can sign up for nDash here.

ClearVoice

ClearVoice is a content marketing platform and talent network.

You can land here a job as a content strategist, graphic designer, managing editor, copywriter, copy editor, writer, or ghostwriter.

Content ClearVoice customers are looking for includes blog posts, articles, website copy, ebooks, guides, white papers, social posts, case studies, or infographics.

You have to create your professional portfolio, including samples of your work. Then, you wait for approval that should take up to 10 business days. Once you are approved, you can start applying for freelance jobs.

Pay: You can set your own rates.

How to start: Create your ClearVoice portfolio here.

The Urban Writers

The Urban Writers provide content creation and ghostwriting services. The type of content varies from fiction and non-fiction books to SEO-optimized blog posts.

They cover different niches like SEO, copywriting, LGBTQ, health, fitness, psychology, history, entertainment, self-help, different genres of fiction, travel, finance, business, technology, and more.

Besides this, they have jobs for editors, book cover designers, illustrators, or translators.

Pay: You can define your desired rate when submitting your application.

How to start: Submit an application to The Urban Writers here.

Reedsy

Reedsy is looking for highly skilled editors, designers, and ghostwriters.

You need to have 3+years of full-time experience in the field you are applying for. Also, they demand people experienced in working with traditional publishers and at least 5 published books that are well-reviewed.

Pay: You set your own rates. On their blog, they mention that copy editors charge an average of $21/hour. You will get 90% of your earnings (minus payment fees), 10% is a commission for Reedsy.

How to start: Join the Reedsy community here.

SteadyContent

The writing samples on the SteadyConent page contain topics like real estate, online marketing, product reviews, design, software & tech, beauty, or food.

When applying, you have to pass the English writing skills test and submit a 250-word test article.

Pay: No public information available.

How to start: Join SteadyContent writers here (scroll to the bottom of the application page).

Textbroker

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced writer, Textbroker has a job for you.

You can register at Textbroker for free. After that, you need to verify your U.S. citizenship and submit a writing sample. Once you get your rating, you can complete your author profile and start writing & earning.

Pay: The pay depends on the reviews you receive. For instance, 2-star writers get from 0.7 cents/word, while 5-star writers earn 5.0 cents/word.

How to start: Apply to become a Textbroker writer here.

ContentFly

At ContentFly, you find writing or editing jobs.

The tasks include writing product descriptions, email copy, forum responses, case studies, articles & blog posts, ebooks, web or landing page copy, social media, or sales copy.

Pay: Rates range from USD 0.05 to USD 0.30 per word. They have close-to-zero fees.

How to start: Join ContentFly writers here.

iWriter

Prepare to write articles, ebooks, article re-writes, and kindle books on various topics. The projects range from 150 to 35,000 words.

When applying, you need to finish a short writing test. iWriter will review your application and get back to you within 5–7 business days.

Pay: You get paid 65% of the article price. Writers can earn for a 500-word piece anywhere from $2.15 (as a “standard” writer) to $25.35 (as an “elite plus” writer).

How to start: Fill in your iWriter application here.

Panda Copy

Writers at Panda Copy create SEO-optimized blog posts or product reviews, but they also proofread content.

Panda Copy differs from content farms by working with reliable writers who create high-quality content (that is not always the case for marketplaces like iWriter or Text Broker), so you can expect that getting accepted as a writer might be more difficult.

Pay: No public information available.

How to start: Fill writer application for Panda Copy here.

Audience Ops

Jobs at Audience Ops include creating blog content, podcasting, and case studies.

It’s an advantage if you’re experienced in the following areas: startups, SaaS, product and app development, online and email marketing, podcasting, web design & development, or WordPress.

They prefer writers located in the US timezone.

Pay: No public information available.

How to start: Submit your application for Audience Ops here.

BEwriters

The requirements for becoming a writer for BEwriters include at least 2 years of a bachelor program and advanced English (you have to pass an English test).

The most popular jobs are article writing, research, resume writing, blog posts, guides, website content, editing & proofreading, and more.

Pay: $4 to $15 per page (it depends on the volume, urgency, and complexity of the job)

How to start: You can apply for freelance jobs at BEwriters here.

Express Writers

Express Writers create various types of content, i.e., blogs, web pages, ad copy, case studies, ebooks and guides, whitepapers, social media posts, or video scripts.

Industry content covers, for instance, legal, financial, medical, or technical writing.

Pay: No public information available.

How to start: Fill in the Express Writers application here.

WriterAccess

You can apply here for jobs as a writer, designer, editor, translator, or content strategist. In the writing area, they cover general writing, copywriting, comedic writing, journalism, blogging, legal, or tech writing.

WriterAccess has more than 40,000 customers and cooperates with 500,000 brands, so they have enough jobs for everyone.

You can work any time you want and pick projects that match your skills and desired pay.

Pay: Your star rating sets your per-word price. Writers get 70% of the order price.

How to start: You can fill WriterAccess application here.

Constant Content

At Constant Content, you can either create custom content or sell prewritten articles. Prepare to write blog posts, ebooks, product, or category pages.

You can browse and claim writing jobs based on your interests and expertise, as well as your desired earnings.

Pay: You can set your rate. (They claim that Constant Content top writers earn up to $90,000 per year.)

How to start: Fill in the registration form for Constant Content here.

WriterBay

To get accepted at WriterBay, you need at least a bachelor’s degree. Your bachelor’s degree can be from almost any area (there’re at least 40 areas listed on their page).

If you have even higher education, you will get better access to more complex jobs.

When submitting your application form, you have to pass the grammar test, write a short prompt, and upload an essay sample along with a photo of your higher education certificate.

Pay: No public information available.

How to start: Apply to become a WriterBay writer here.

Verblio

At Verblio, you’ll be writing blog posts, ebooks, newsletters, podcast summaries, product descriptions, or website content.

To apply for this job, you should understand content marketing and SEO, have a professional and collaborative communication style, and have U.S. citizenship & a valid Social Security number.

Pay: No public information available.

How to start: Become a Verblio writer here.

The Writer Finder

The Writer Finder is looking for writers in any niche. The articles you’ll write cover topics like AI, travel, sales, crypto, diet, or meditation.

Pay: You can choose your desired rates when filling in the application form.

How to start: Fill in the questionnaire for The Writer Finder here.

greatcontent

At greatcontent, they are looking for copywriters, copyeditors, proofreaders, translators, and post-editors. You will be creating blog posts, buying guides, product and category descriptions, or destination descriptions.

They cover different topics from fashion & beauty, e-commerce, sports, travel, automotive, finance, pharma & healthcare, food, casino, and more.

Pay: No public information available.

How to start: You can fill in greatcontent application here.

WordGids

Their writing projects include 500+ articles, ebooks, website content, and press releases. They cover tech, medical, legal, or finance niches.

You need to live in the U.S. and have past writing samples along with the ability to complete work projects within 24–48 hours after acceptance.

Pay: The payouts vary, but generally, they pay for press releases around $15 (400–700 words) and $85 for 4K words ebooks. The payout for a standard article is $4.5 for 350–400 words.

How to start: You can apply for WordGigs projects here.

WordCandy

To apply for a job at WordCandy, you should have professional writing experience — ideally blogging and WordPress experience.

You’ll be writing blog & email content, guest posts, web copy, user interface text, or user documentation.

Pay: For freelance WordPress bloggers they offer $0.08 per word.

How to start: You can submit your application for WordCandy here.

Centra Staffing

Jobs include data entry, editing, writing, social media management, graphic design, or virtual assistance.

Writers must have experience in creating blog posts for an online audience and should be familiar with SEO practices.

You can write about different topics, e.g., video games, travel, shopping, politics, music, movies, hobbies, fashion, finance, animals, and business.

Pay: No public information available.

How to start: You can submit your general application for Centra Staffing here. To apply for a writing position, use this page.

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