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RetirementJobs: Site Aims to Fight Age Discrimination
RetirementJobs aims to help people over 50 connect with age-friendly employers Expected pay: Vary by position Husl$core: $$$
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Papa: Get Paid to Provide Help and Companionship for Seniors
Papa enlists freelance “Pals” to provide companionship and help — from housekeeping to errands — for seniors and health plan members. Expected pay: $13-$20 per hour Husl$core: $$$
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Nickelytics: Drive and Earn with Car Advertisements
Nickelytics is a mobile advertising company that enlists freelancers to place advertisements on their cars. Pay: $150-$250 per month.
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Bacon: Connect With Companies Hiring Temps
Bacon connects warehouse, catering, cleaning and event workers with companies that need temporary help. Expected pay: $10 – $25 per hour Husl$core: $$$
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Lugg: Sign Up for Hard Work, Poor Pay
Lugg is a moving app that enlists freelancers to deliver furniture from retail stores and help people move. But pay and terms are bad. Expected pay: nominal, after expenses Husl$core: $
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Spark: Deliver for Walmart & Sam’s Club
Spark enlists freelance drivers to shop for and deliver groceries for Walmart and Sam’s Club customers Expected pay: $9 – $20 per hour Husl$core: $$
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Wingz: Earn Money With Airport and Medical Rides
Wingz enlists freelance drivers to provide scheduled rides to and from the airport and for non-emergency medical visits Expected pay: $25 + per ride Husl$core: $$$
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RideZum: Drive a School Bus
RideZum hires individuals to drive school buses, and needs safety inspectors, payroll clerks, dispatchers and maintenance people too. Expected pay: $26-$33 per hour Husl$core: $$$$
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Alto: How It Varies from Uber and Lyft
Alto is a ride share company that hires its hourly workers and provides them with a well-maintained car to drive. Expected pay: $14 – $22 per hour Husl$core: $$$
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RubiRides: Get Paid to Drive Kids
RubiRides enlists vetted freelancers to drive children to and from school and activities, as well as to take seniors to medical appointments. Expected pay: $15+ per hour Husl$core: $$$$
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KidCar: High-Paying TLC Option
KidCar is one of several companies that enlists heavily screened freelancers to drive young kids around town, with or without their parents. Expected pay: $25 – $77 per ride Husl$core: $$$$
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HelpAroundTown: Vanished Job Site for Kids
HelpAroundTown is a job-listing site that aims to connect individuals and businesses needing help with willing workers. Expected pay: varies by job Husl$core: $
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Kango: Get Paid to Drive Kids
Kango enlists freelance drivers to transport and/or babysit kids Expected pay: $20-$35 an hour Husl $core: $$$$
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Wrapify: Get Paid to Advertise with Your Car
Wrapify enlists freelancers to wrap their cars with advertising, getting paid (by the mile) to drive as usual. Expected pay: $181 to $462 per month Husl $core: $$$$
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HopSkipDrive: Make Money Driving Kids
HopSkipDrive enlists freelancers to drive children to school and activities Expected pay: $15 – $30 per hour Husl $core: $$$$
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Draiver: Make Money Moving Cars
Draiver enlists freelance drivers to relocate vehicles for car rental companies, auto dealerships and others. Expected pay: $10 – $25 per hour Husl$core: $$$
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Roadie: Pick Up & Deliver Packages
Delivery — everything from lost baggage to surfboards and cupcakes Expected pay: $8 to $650 per gig (not per hour) Husl $core: $$$
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Uber: Everything Drivers Need to Know
Uber enlists freelance drivers to ferry people around town Expected pay: $15 to $25 an hour Husl $core: $$$
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Veyo: Dismal Work With Medical Rideshare
Veyo connects drivers with seniors and disabled people needing a lift to non-emergency medical appointments Expected pay: $8 to $14 per hour Husl$core: $$
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Lyft: Honest Review of Driving for Lyft
Lyft enlists freelance drivers to ferry people around town. Estimated earnings: $15 – $25 per hour Husl $core: $$$
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GigSmart: Marketplace for On-Demand Jobs
GigSmart is a marketplace that connects part-time workers and companies and individuals who need help. Expected pay: varies by job Husl$core: $$$
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Oneva: Connecting Consumers with Help
Oneva connects caregivers, pet-sitters, massage therapists, housekeepers and drivers, with clients wiling to pay for their services. Expected pay: You set it Husl$core: $$$
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Carvertise: Profit By Making Your Car A Billboard
Carvertise pays freelancers to drive around with advertising on their vehicles. Expected pay: $100 month Husl $core: $$$
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GoPuff: Can You Make $ With GoPuff Delivery?
GoPuff enlists freelance drivers to pick up groceries from the company’s warehouses and deliver them to consumers. Expected pay: $3 – $5 per delivery, plus tip Husl$core: $$
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Bark: All-Gig Job-Lead Service
Bark offers to connect service providers of all kinds with potential customers. But you pay for leads that are sometimes worthless. Expected pay:You set it yourself Husl$core: $$
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Shiftsmart: Marketplace for Entry-Level Work
Shiftsmart connects willing workers with companies seeking product testers, retail workers, telemarketers and others Expected pay:Varies Husl$core: $$
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Via: Former Ride Share Service Now Focuses on Tech
Ridesharing service, a la “Uber Pool.” Expected pay: $30 – $40 per hour Husl$core: $$$
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Z Trip: Glitchy Ride Share App Fails Freelancers
Z Trip, once the taxi-industry’s answer to Uber, now requires drivers to lease their cars to drive for them. Expected pay: speculative Husl$core: $
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Hitch: Long-Haul Ride Sharing Marketplace
HitchIt arranges on-the-way deliveries Expected pay: $8 to $15 per delivery of 5 – 20 miles Husl $core: $$$
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Kyte: Delivery Job Leaves Drivers Stranded
Kyte is a car rental firm that pays freelancers to deliver and pick up cars from customers Expected pay: $13 – $35 per job (about $5- $15 per hour) Husl$core: $
