Cat jobs are some of the most sought-after phone-free work from home jobs. It seems like there are almost as many people who want to do this at home as there are who want to work on data entry from home!
Unfortunately, there aren’t as many opportunities for this as there are for work in the home telephony field.
But if you have young children at home with you, the majority of phone jobs may not work.
This is due to the “no background noise” requirement that these companies typically have. So customer service positions via chat and/or email TO DO seems ideal if that is your situation.
I did some digging today and compiled a list of companies that hire (at least occasionally) for cat tasks. Please note that companies listed may not be currently hiring for these positions.
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Cat jobs from home
LiveWorld Social Media Agents
LiveWorld hires part-time work-from-home social media agents to provide customer service, brand engagement, and content moderation. The work may include responding to social media posts, engaging users, or handling customer inquiries using pre-written responses.
Applicants must be fluent in English. Fluency in other languages such as Spanish, French or German is a plus. Salary is not listed. Flexible hours are available, but agents may be required to work nights, weekends, or holidays.
Must be 18 years and older, have strong grammar and communication skills, and work on a desktop or laptop computer (tablets and phones are not permitted).
Go here to see if they are hiring.
Chat desk expert
Chatdesk Expert sometimes hires remote chat agents to work remotely from home. This is a contract position allowing you to work a flexible schedule.
Chatdesk Experts are independent customer support agents who help e-commerce businesses provide the best customer support across social media, email, SMS, and chat.
No prior customer service experience is required.
Go here to check the openings. Note that they are not always hiring.
Drips Chat Room Operator
Drips is hiring part-time remote chatroom operators in Texas and Ohio to help humanize its AI-powered SMS conversations.
You will read, interpret and categorize incoming messages, selecting or enhancing canned responses. Good typing, grammar and attention to detail are essential. Drips provides equipment and remote training.
The pay is $10 to $13 per hour. Part-time with flexible hours up to 28 hours per week. Must commit to at least 15 hours per week.
Go here to see if they are hiring.
ThirdChannel (titler)
ThirdChannel is hiring Remote Chat Brand Representatives to help customers on Titleist.com by providing expert assistance and product recommendations via live chat.
You must have at least 5 years of golf experience, at least 2 years of club fitting experience, and extensive knowledge of Titleist equipment. Strong typing skills and the ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment are also required.
This is a 1099 independent contractor role. Pay is $20 per hour, paid weekly.
Go here apply if the position is listed.
Other Companies Offering Casual Cat Jobs
Most of the companies I’m about to list are best known for their in-home customer service and phone support work, but they all have had the occasional chat opening.
These companies primarily offer customer service/phone jobs, but they have all held chat-based positions in the past.
Use “work from home” in quotes when searching their job sites to quickly find remote positions.
Some Tips for Finding More Chat Agent Jobs
You might want to keep an eye on independent sites like Preparatory work for chat/email support positions because sometimes companies and individuals recruit workers for chat jobs through there.
Additionally, you can conduct your own cat work at home search via Indeed.com And Flexible jobs.
I like Flexible jobs because it is ad-free, scam-free and very inexpensive to use!
You can check it out just to $2.95 for 14 days. There are frequently chat support jobs, phone support jobs, and other types of jobs offered by reputable companies (remote and flexible too).
If I meet new companies, I always try to include them in the free weekly newsletter Also.
Anna is a work-from-home blogger and mom of two. She has been researching and reviewing remote jobs for over 15 years. His findings are published weekly here on Real Ways to Earn.
