6 Sites to Find Online Chat Jobs

Many companies now provide customer services online via email and chat support. Some of these companies hire online chat representatives who can work from the comfort of their home. If you’re on the lookout for a customer service related job you can do over the internet , you may want to submit your application to the following companies and websites that offer online chat jobs from home:

Online chat jobs are for people who are not comfortable providing phone based support services and would rather opt for non-voice customer service jobs.

G5 Live 

G5 Live provides live chat software and chat operators for various companies. The company hires chat operators to answer inquiries from its clients as well as sales chat agents. The pay isn't much though. The rate is reportedly 25 cents per chat but the company offers performance bonuses and other rewards. Payment is sent once a month via Paypal or check. Each work shift lasts up to eight hours but be aware that chat operators only get paid per chat which means that the earnings won't be much if the chat volume or the number of customer inquiries a chat operator receives isn't high enough.

Chatterpower 

Chatterpower pays people to sell membership to different websites. If you do not have prior experience or background in marketing, the online chat jobs offered by this company can provide you with a way to get started. It provides training for people who do not have prior experience and relevant background in selling and marketing.

Needle

Needle is a Salt Lake City-based company that hires product fans and experts to provide customer service and sales advice in behalf of companies and brands such as Skullcandy, Under Armour and Urban Outfitters. The “needlers”, as these individuals are called, earn $9 to $12 per hour answering customer queries via chat and from any convenient location where they have access to a stable internet. They also get opportunities to win products and choose their own schedule.

Talk2Rep

Talk2Rep is a US based call centers and contact management company that specializes in teleservices  and live chat, and hires home agents to service clients such as AT&T, Bayer and P&G. It currently has work at home positions available for chat agents. Duties include accommodating chat inquiries of current and prospective customers of a telecommunication company. Interested applicants should be able to type at least 50 words per minute; must have an internet connection with minimum upload speed of 1 mbps and a windows operating system. High school graduates can apply for the position. This virtual work at home position, however, is limited only for US residents and the pay is commission based.

SiteStaff

SiteStaff provides websites owners with chat support staff called “chat hosts” to assist visitors and answer their basic questions about the products and services that their business offers. Individuals who want to get paid to chat online can apply for this home-based position so long as they have a typing speed of 60 words per minute and are able to use chat or instant messaging software. Shifts take four to five hours at a time.

Werlive

Werlive pays their video chat experts whenever a member of the site initiates a paid chat session. Rates depend on seniority and the feedback previously received from other guests.