Best Ways to Make Money from Home (2)

 





1. Create and Sell Your Own Printables

Do you have an eye for design and organization? You could start up an Etsy account or build your own digital ecommerce website to sell printables. Selling digital products is a great way to earn passive income. All it takes is the initial time to create and post your favorite pieces to earn money while you sleep. Keep in mind, you may have to pay for your website, an Etsy business account, and an illustrator subscription to create the product.


2. Sell Your Unused Clothes Online

If you have unused clothes taking up space in your closet, sell them! Post them on websites like Poshmark, thredUP or The RealReal to make some cash. Each season, you can clean out your closet and earn enough to buy a few new pieces or add to your savings. Start by taking photos of the items you don’t want and post them online to see how much you could earn.

  • Time: Low to high
  • Earnings: Pay varies by item
  • Extra tools: Camera or phone

3. Become a Product Tester

New inventions normally go through countless rounds of testing. These testing stages ensure every bug is figured out before it reaches paying customers. In most cases, brands will pay you to try out these new products. Toluna, Nielsen, Vindale Research, and Pinecone Research are a few platforms that help you find products to test for some extra green.

  • Time: Low to high
  • Earnings: $10–$20 an hour

4. Bake (or Meal Prep) for Others

If you know how to make special treats and love to be in the kitchen, you could start a business based on your skills. You could earn $200–$400 a month by taking in special baking requests for up to 20 hours per week. Or, you could meal prep for neighbors that don’t have time or don’t like to cook. Companies like Snap Kitchen have capitalized on these services, yet yours could be fresher and have a small business touch.

  • Time: Medium to high
  • Earnings: Pay varies by item
  • Extra tools: Camera or phone

5. Transcribe by the Hour

With an abundance of podcasts, YouTube videos, and movies, many creators need transcribed copies of their work. In most cases, they hire out for it. Whether you’re good at typing or looking for a way to practice these skills, freelance as a transcriber. Get paid $15–30 an hour to transcribe audio.

  • Time: Medium to high
  • Earnings: $15–30 an hour

6. Start a Garden and Sell Your Produce

If you have a green thumb, get paid for it. Start your own garden and sell your produce. Start by marketing your side hustle on social media or create a web page for locals to check out. Sell your produce by food item or put together grocery boxes for those ready to stock up each week.

  • Time: High
  • Earnings: Pay varies by item
  • Extra tools: Garden space, gardening materials

7. Rent Out Your Clothes

You may have clothes you don’t use but don’t want to get rid of — maybe your old prom dress or suit? You can still keep your items, but free up some space by renting them out. StyleLend, Loanables, and RentNotBuy are a few platforms that allow you to rent out your favorite items. From costumes to dresses, you could earn a monthly profit off your unused items.

  • Time: Low to high
  • Earnings: Pay varies by item
  • Extra tools: Camera or phone

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