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Here are 30 sites to land a remote job that pays in USD worldwide:


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1. Upwork – A massive freelance marketplace for writers, designers, developers, marketers, and more.

https://www.upwork.com


2. Fiverr – Sell microservices starting at $5. Great for creatives, voiceovers, writing, and marketing.

https://www.fiverr.com


3. Toptal – Premium platform for top freelancers in tech, design, and finance. Rigorously vetted.

https://www.toptal.com


4. FlexJobs – Curated, scam-free listings of remote and flexible jobs across all industries.

https://www.flexjobs.com


5. We Work Remotely – High-quality remote job board for devs, marketers, writers, and customer support.

https://weworkremotely.com


6. Remote OK – Remote job listings for tech, design, marketing, and customer success.

https://remoteok.com


7. PeoplePerHour – Connects freelancers with clients needing hourly or project-based services.

https://www.peopleperhour.com


8. Freelancer – A bidding-based freelance marketplace for developers, designers, and writers.

https://www.freelancer.com


9. Guru – Offers freelance gigs for pros in programming, writing, marketing, and more.

https://www.guru.com


10. Outsourcely – Remote jobs in startups for developers, writers, designers, and customer support.

https://www.outsourcely.com


11. Working Nomads – Curated list of remote jobs for digital nomads in tech, marketing, and management.

https://www.workingnomads.co/jobs


12. AngelList Talent (Wellfound) – Remote startup jobs for developers, marketers, and biz devs.

https://wellfound.com


13. Jobspresso – Remote tech, marketing, and customer support jobs, handpicked and legit.

https://jobspresso.co


14. Remotive – Weekly-updated remote job board for startups and remote-friendly companies.

https://remotive.io


15. Hubstaff Talent – Free directory for remote freelancers and agencies. No fees.

https://talent.hubstaff.com


16. SkipTheDrive – Clean remote job listings with a wide range: finance, HR, tech, and more.

https://www.skipthedrive.com


17. EuropeRemotely – Jobs open to European remote workers, mainly tech and development roles.

https://europeremotely.com


18. CloudPeeps – Platform for marketers, copywriters, and creatives to find remote gigs.

https://www.cloudpeeps.com


19. SolidGigs – Curated freelance jobs + training and templates for beginners.

https://solidgigs.com


20. Contra – Portfolio-based freelance marketplace for creators, designers, and marketers. No fees.

https://contra.com


21. Remote.co – Job board specifically for remote jobs in writing, marketing, customer service, etc.

https://remote.co


22. Working Not Working – Creative freelancers in design, writing, animation, and branding.

https://workingnotworking.com


23. DesignCrowd – Crowdsourcing platform where designers compete for branding and logo gigs.

https://www.designcrowd.com


24. Designhill – Graphic design contests and gigs for logos, t-shirts, and brand assets.

https://www.designhill.com


25. Crowded – Aggregates job listings from many freelance platforms in one dashboard.

https://www.crowded.com


26. Truelancer – Freelance marketplace popular in Asia and Africa for writing, tech, and admin jobs.

https://www.truelancer.com


27. Kolabtree – Freelance platform for researchers, PhDs, and science writers.

https://www.kolabtree.com


28. Behance Job Board – Creative job board for designers, animators, and artists.

https://www.behance.net/joblist


29. Working Solutions – Remote call center and customer support jobs from home.

https://workingsolutions.com


30. Revolancer – A newer platform for freelancers to exchange services or earn gigs.

https://revolancer.com


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