- 3 Play Media – No transcription experience is necessary, but you should be proficient in word processing and Microsoft Excel and have decent internet research skills. English and Spanish transcribers are currently being hired. Compensation is project-based, with the opportunity to earn $10 to $30 per hour.
- Aberdeen – This transcription company is currently hiring remote transcribers and captioners. Job seekers who are bilingual in English and Spanish, or who have any other foreign language fluency, are especially encouraged to apply. Candidates must be computer-savvy, have strong internet research skills and be able to type 45 words per minute. Files are most often video or live programming. Entry level pay starts at $12 to $15 an hour.
- BabbleType – No experience is needed to work for this transcription company, but to be hired, you must watch a short video and complete a test. Candidates must have good computer and internet skills.
- – Candidates should have at least one year of experience in corporate or legal transcription. You must have a strong grasp of English grammar and be able to follow directions well.
- Castingwords – No experience is needed, but you must be at least 18 years old and live in one of the supported countries or U.S. states. A flexible work schedule is available.
- CrowdSurf – No experience or extra equipment is needed. Candidates should be detail-oriented and proficient in English and have basic typing skills. You can work a few minutes a day or as much as you want at this home job.
- – No experience is necessary. Current positions include Spanish and general transcriptionist work. Fields include academic, legal, business and more.
- – No experience is required, but strong English skills are necessary. Candidates can work anywhere in the world. For every 10 minutes of audio or video file, you will get 10 hours to complete the work. Average earnings per month are $150.
- – Hiring for insurance, police and legal transcription jobs. Candidates should have transcription experience, with the most successful candidates having some experience as a court reporter or transcribing for a law enforcement agency. You must pass a full criminal background check, type more than 75 wpm and have a foot pedal.
- – Currently looking for Spanish-to-English transcriptionists, as well as typists who can transcribe video files and insert on-screen time stamps. Candidates must already have an Infinity foot pedal and transcription software. Experience and a strong command of English are required.
- Quicktate – Hiring transcribers for all types of products, including voice-mail messages, memos, letters, legal files, medical files, recordings of phone calls, conference calls, and other audio files. Candidates must have experience and be accurate. No misdemeanor or felony convictions are allowed.
- scribie – Newbies are welcome, but you must be able to comprehend American, British, Australian and Indian accents. Candidates should be proficient in spoken and written English.
- SpeedPad – Newbies are welcome to apply. A flexible work schedule is available, with no minimum required hours. Transcribers earn between $0.25 and $2.50 per minute and can choose their own jobs in a variety of industries.
- Tigerfish – No experience is needed, but you must pass a transcription test. You must be a U.S. citizen or legal resident and have a high-speed internet connection and a Windows-based computer.
- – No experience is required, as long as you meet the company’s standards. Average pay is at least $16 an hour.
