- TestingTime
- Enroll
- UserFeel
- TryMyUI
- Clickworker
Before signing up, be sure to read all of the Q&As of these sites to make sure you meet the requirements and can complete the courses. Most of these pay you via PayPal at the end of each week and pay you $10 – $20 for completing assignments that take 20 – 30 minutes each. Easy money!
7. Fiverr: A Freelancer’s Headquarters
No matter what your side gig happens to be-from data entry pro to voice-over artist-Fiverr offers a transparent platform to connect with the market.
Fiverr started as a small site, and is now a massive publicly traded company, so it’s definitely legit for paying fast cash. Don’t let the name fool you-you can definitely earn more than $5 for tasks. Actually, this is a marketplace where the more unique and specialized your skills, the more you can charge.
Freelancing lets you make your own schedule, but it may take longer than a couple of days to develop a steady client base.
8. Babysitting on Care
This tried-and-true money-maker isn’t just for teenagers and the odd college student anymore. Sites like Care help you connect with people who need professional childcare or even petsitting services.
You’ll need to start an account and prove your credentials. If you can 
connect with a few clients, you could have yourself a part-time job.
The best thing about babysitting in the afternoons is that usually, you can study (or do other remote work) at the same time if the kids don’t require full-time attention. This makes it a great way to make money for a college student or someone with other online work to do. Getting paid to do two jobs at the same time is the ultimate win.
9. Uber or Lyft Driving
Over the past decade, Uber and Lyft have revolutionized ride-sharing. By becoming a driver, you can make money on the side on your own schedule and in your own car.
You’d need your own car insurance policy and your own car, which would have to meet certain safety and comfort requirements. So if you’re still driving that 20-year-old lemon, it may be time for an upgrade.
Uber Eats now offers another way to deliver food and make money driving. If you live in a city, you can develop a nice side income if you’re willing to spend your free time in the car.
One of the reasons Uber and Lyft are so popular as side jobs is because they pay fast, and you can work your own hours. Uber offers up to a $1,000 sign-up bonus, while Lyft offers you $3,000 in guaranteed earnings for giving 170 rides within your first 30 days.
If you don’t have a car, visit Hyrecar to rent a car that is already pre-qualified to drive with Uber and Lyft. Uber and Lyft also offer their own car rental services.
10. TaskRabbit Chores & Errands
Can you do odd jobs like installing a wall-mounted TV or eliminating a wasp nest under an awning? How about putting together furniture or running errands?
Before signing up, it might be worth checking the website and browsing the types of jobs available in your area and what rate they pay. Then you can decide if this type of work is worth your time or not.
TaskRabbit has a “no cash” payment system. Once a job is completed and the customer pays with a credit card, it takes a few days to process before the money shows up in your bank account.