This page aims to explain every available feature
First and foremost: This entire website is updated and maintained by one person, an individual. So don’t think of this website as a “company” or some shady / scummy entity.
I’m just a blogger and a former freelance writer. My name is Elvis, nice to virtually meet you 🙂
Feature #1: Listiller tasks (mostly free)
What is this? Listiller tasks are simply micro gigs, and I pay you directly out of pocket to complete them. Every single task can be completed in under 20 seconds, so they’re extremely simple and fun in nature.
Tasks tend to appear randomly throughout the day in batches.
You may work on tasks such as:
- Completing multiple-choice questions
- Completing trivia and quizzes based on random things (such as movies, tech, and video games)
- Sharing a link on your social media pages (such as a blog article)
How to access Listiller tasks: All you need is a basic free account. No need to submit a resume or cover letter.
Once registered, tasks can be found either on the homepage (Listiller.com) or via the “Listiller Tasks” category menu.
Payment: Pay rates for Listiller tasks depend on the task itself. Most of them pay under $1 dollar due to their simplicity (again, these can be done in under 20 seconds). However, some tasks may pay higher than that.
Payment is sent out every weekend via PayPal.
The point of Listiller tasks is to provide you with some quick “candy money” without having to jump through hoops.
You won’t get rich, but Listiller tasks can help pay for your gym / Netflix / cell phone / dinners and other routine bills.
Okay, but that’s the catch? You must be a US-based resident to complete Listiller tasks.
The good news: That being said, every other feature listed below is open to everyone, worldwide. So keep reading!
Feature #2: Listiller provides a list of curated jobs from around the web (mostly free)
In addition to Listiller tasks, this site also has a robust job board that links you to external writing / editing jobs and other related positions.
These are aggregated from all over the web so you don’t have to manually chase them down yourself.
I add these jobs 100% manually, so it’s not all automated and soulless. This also includes the occasional high-paying publication and online magazine.
I even pay for various premium sources such as FlexJobs, just to make sure I get every job I possibly can.
Feature #3: Access curated jobs with pay rates (mostly free)
This site shows many listings with pay rates which are also manually curated and maintained.
This section contains jobs that often pay hundreds of dollars per article.
How to access jobs with pay rates: They’re located on the homepage (Listiller.com).
Feature #4: Receive jobs straight to your inbox (premium)
- Optionally receive an email containing the latest jobs up to twice daily
- Choose to receive only jobs with pay rates (excluding all others, if you wish)
- Get email notifications whenever new Listiller tasks are published (meaning, the micro gigs I personally pay for)
- Get email notifications specifically for niche jobs. For example, are you a travel writer or a sports editor? You can opt to receive email alerts specifically for jobs that mention these keywords. This feature alone can be very helpful
How to access jobs by email: Visit the Jobs By Email page from the blue menu found on most pages. Here you can subscribe to all sorts of emails and choose your desired delivery frequency.
Feature #5: Other perks related to writing / editing / content jobs (premium)
- There’s a handy search bar available (imagine searching many job boards from one place). This is convenience at its finest
- You can save (bookmark) jobs to view them later
How to access these: They’re both located on the homepage and are only accessible to Essentials members.
Moreover, click My Saved Jobs from the blue menu to see your previously-saved listings.