16 work at home overnight jobs to apply for today

I’ve had a lot of people ask me recently about work from home phone jobs where night shifts are possible. For some of you this is a big deal because working the middle of the night or late shift may be the only work from home option (at least for phone work) due to the kids waking up during the day, you work during the day, etc.

I’ll be honest that what I’ve found to offer overnight isn’t much, but I thought it might be a good idea to get a list together regardless and start adding to it every time I see something that fits the bill. I have included a few that are offered during the evening.

So far, the list is fairly short. Some of these can be part-time work from home while others are full-time.

Work at home is overnight work

LiveOps

This is a company that offers very flexible schedules, and many people who are new to working from home over the phone start here.

It’s possible to schedule yourself in as little as 30 minutes and find time in the middle of the night since you’re much more in control of your own schedule. However, one reader told us that they often have contractions between 9 am and 9 pm.

However, those who have worked for Live Ops often complain about low call volume. With LiveOps, you only get paid when you call, so low call volume can be a big problem. This is an independent contractor position, US only.

Read the LiveOps review or Go here to apply.

Alorica

Like LiveOps, Alorica lets you set your own hours so it’s possible for them to work in the middle of the night. If you can’t get the overnight hours, you’ll still often be able to get the evening shift.

The amount you earn with Alorica depends on which client you handle calls for. Some per minute, some per call, and some per hour.

You will always be guaranteed whatever the minimum wage is in your state. This is an advantage as some clients only pay per minute of talktime.

As I mentioned above with LiveOps, low call volume can really hurt your earnings in that area, so it’s nice that Alorica will at least guarantee you minimum wage no matter what. Also, this company hires you as an employee, not an independent contractor.

Alorica only employs agents in the United States and may be limited to certain states.

Read or review Alorica Go here to apply.

NexRep

NexRep is a work-at-home call center that operates 24/7, so overnight work is possible here. You must work at least 15 hours per week and you cannot work less than 2 hours at a time.

Although overnight hours may not always be an option, you will usually be able to get an evening shift. A reader told us that they usually have contractions between 9am and 9pm

If you make inbound calls, the pay will likely be commission or per minute of talktime. I’ve read that outbound positions are also commission only, but can also have a base pay.

You work for NexRep as an independent contractor, not an employee.

They only hire those who are in the US.

Read the NexRep review or Go here to apply.

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Occasionally U-Haul will have a job posted from a home emergency roadside assistance location, and it has midnight hours available. U-Haul offers emergency roadside service 24 hours a day, 7 days per week.

It *may* require you to work at least some time at their contact center in Phoenix, AZ, or possibly train there before working at home. I’ve found conflicting information on this, so if any of you know, I’d appreciate some clarification.

Note that jobs are not always posted. U-Haul regularly has other jobs from home open, but does not offer these overnight hours.

This is a US employee only position, and current listings require you to be bilingual Spanish/English. However, keep tabs on their openings because sometimes they list this position unnecessarily.

Read U-Haul reviews or Go here to check out home openings at U-Haul.

Transcom

Someone left a comment below noting that Cloud 10/Transcom has had some tech support projects in the past with potential for overnight hours. This is a company that hires you as an employee and pays you hourly (starting at about $17 an hour).

Once your schedule is settled, it’s pretty much set, so it’s best if you can start with overnight hours. Of course, that may not be possible.

Read Transcom reviews or Go here to apply.

Ginger.io

This is a company that hires people with counseling/therapy experience and certifications to communicate mostly via text with those who need these services. Remember this is not a suicide or crisis hotline.

Since Ginger.io operates 24/7, you may be able to schedule it to work in the evening or overnight.

Your salary will vary depending on the specific job you’re doing, but in most cases you should be making more than $15 an hour.

Read our Ginger.io review or Go here to see what positions Ginger.io is currently hiring for.

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You can work at home as an Apple at Home Advisor and help people with Apple products. Because it’s a big company with millions and millions of customers, they need to provide round-the-clock support. And that means that working night shifts might be an option for you if you’re lucky enough to be hired.

Another bonus with Apple is that these positions are often chat-based (work from home without a phone), so this can be ideal if you’re in a situation where you can’t talk on the phone because of kids at home. or loud pets.

Read or review Apple work at home jobs Go here to check for openings.

American Express

American Express is regularly hiring Home Travel Counselors to advise and arrange travel for corporate business customers (both individuals and groups).

American Express’s Travel Care Unit is a 24/7 operation, so you should be able to work nights and/or evenings. However, their job posting states that in addition to that, you must be flexible and willing to accept other hours at times.

This is a full-time role that pays between $17 and $29 per hour.

Go here to read our American Express review, or Apply here for this opening.

The answer is net

AnswerNet has frequent remote openings for sales, tech support, and customer service. Their schedule is 24/7/365, so it is very possible to get evening or overnight time with them.

You can work full time or part time. Actually according to their job posting, the pay rate is $15 to $16.50 per hour. Benefits are also provided.

At this time, they are only accepting candidates residing in the following US states – Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, Tennessee or Texas.

go here To apply.

Tutor.com

Tutor.com is currently in need of remote academic tutors for a variety of math-related subjects including Calculus, Algebra, Statistics, Discrete Math, Finite Math, Geometry and Trigonometry.

The company operates 24/7, so it’s possible to set your own schedule and work overnight or evenings if you need to.

It’s part-time work, paying between $14 and $22 an hour.

You can read our tutor.com review, or Apply here.

United Language Group

At the United Language Group home, there is an ongoing need for telephone interpreter work. The United States needs staff to interpret different languages.

The company is a 24/7 business, so you can log in and start receiving calls anytime day or night.

You must pass a language proficiency test before being accepted for work by the company. You should have at least one year of past interpreting experience.

Pay rates are not listed.

go here To apply.

USA TODAY via Gannett Co.

USA Today (hiring through Gannett Co.) requires a Weekly Audience Editor to cover weekend hours from 10 pm – 6 am ET in a fast-paced, 24/7 news environment.

Overnight work will be required, but the job listing states that they are open to part time work, full time work, 4 day work weeks or 5 day work weeks or creative weekend schedules.

If hired, you will lead USA TODAY’s response to the nightly news and deliver it across all of their digital platforms.

This position requires a bachelor’s or master’s degree in journalism or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. You must have experience working in the audience or social team for a daily news organization.