10 sites that pay writers (worldwide) per article

[Julzwriter]

[FONT=FreeSans, sans-serif]I know that writers are always looking for work so I came up
with a list of 10 sites that accepts writers worldwide and pay upfront
for every article that is submitted. If you know any other sites that accepts
writers worldwide (not just writers from the UK and US) please post
them on the thread. Here goes:

Article Sale- articlesale.com- . If you have any articles which you have never published anywhere before, you can sell them on this site.[/FONT]



[FONT=FreeSans, sans-serif]Textmaster.com- accepts international writers. You will be required to provide a unique writing sample when applying.[/FONT]

[FONT=FreeSans, sans-serif]Blogging.org- Pays upfront through PayPal[/FONT] when you have the minimum payout level, which is $25
[FONT=FreeSans, sans-serif]Constant-Content- If you have any articles which you have never published anywhere before, you can sell them on this site.[/FONT]


[FONT=FreeSans, sans-serif]CloudCrowd ? You will have to sign up using your Facebook account. [/FONT]



[FONT=FreeSans, sans-serif]ContentDivas ? Pays upfront. Apply for a writing position through their website. [/FONT]



[FONT=FreeSans, sans-serif][/FONT][FONT=FreeSans, sans-serif]iWriter- Pays upfront- You just sign up to the site and start getting orders. You do not need to fill out any applications or provide any writing samples. Pays weekly.[/FONT]





[FONT=FreeSans, sans-serif]Mturk- They pay through Amazon gift certificates. Only US and Indian writers are paid cash through check.[/FONT]



[FONT=FreeSans, sans-serif]NinerNiner- They pay $0.50 for blog posts (300-500 words). Signing up as a writer is quite easy. Pay is through PayPal.[/FONT]



[FONT=FreeSans, sans-serif]Fiverr- set up a gig and sell your writing services for $5[/FONT]

 

[DownTheRabbitHole]

Here's another one. Someone payed me recently to get them approved for it. It's not a simple process, you must use your real ID, submit an APA style essay to a prompt specified within 3 hours of given the prompt, and wait for acceptance.

UVOCORP

 

[Wootey]

Worth trying, this is really some quick money methods.

 

[Patrick Bateman]

All those sites are scamming people for writing.

 

[dcuthbert]

All those sites are scamming people for writing.

Any proof? I use Constant Content and have been paid many times, definitely no scam there. iWriter and Fiverr are both respected businesses and many have been paid by them, so definitely no scam there either, although writers usually have to work for peanuts (not the same as scamming)

I've never used or heard much about the other sites, but I'd be surprised if all of them were scams. Either way it's not right to label any person/site/business as scamming without giving some proof, or at the very least a reason why.

 

[Julzwriter]

Worth trying, this is really some quick money methods.

Yeah, worth trying if you need some quick cash.

All those sites are scamming people for writing.

Do you have proof?

 

[SeanEPC]

Interesting!

 

[InTh3Moment]

Julz, can you give an idea on which of these services pay the most and how much? Also, are some more picky than others? I wouldn't want to spend time writing articles only to have them get rejected and not make anything.

 

[Faithy]

Cool thank you for posting. Will check them out

 

[hotspark]

Thank you for sharing this.
I was actually looking for stuff like this until you posted it here.

 

[EricP]

Out of all that you shared...which one are you using the most consistently? And how much are you having to promote your posts on sites such as fiverr?

Thanks for sharing!

 

[redsheep]

Great list! it would be nice to get an average or range on prices paid. Someone recently quoted me $300USD per article! I thought they were nuts but apparently people pay him that amount. 500 - 800 words. Does that sound right?

 

[dreamqueen]

I've heard good things about ContentDivas, and their starting pay scale is actually decent. I have yet to apply with them myself, but I'll be sure to report back with my initial results once I do start writing for them (very soon).

Edit: Apparently, the starting pay is $18 per 1000 words, which is the daily minimum output they require from you. We shall see!

 

[SkyrocketSEO]

NinerNiner- They pay $0.50 for blog posts (300-500 words). Signing up as a writer is quite easy. Pay is through PayPal.

Haha,funny people

 

[seanboyka]

thanks for sharing mate.. it was helpful !!

 

[dreamqueen]

I looked at NinerNiner, just for kicks. The pay is pitiful, and that's putting it nicely to say the least. I also think it's ridiculous that they cap your earnings the way they do, but they're cheap, so I guess it can be expected.

Anyhow, I smell a nice twist to making some easy money out of these guys. Can you say multiple accounts? They want unique readable content, but they obviously aren't too keen on quality. When I get some extra time, I'm going to test the waters here. Sometimes, I get bored and write random junk, so this will give me something to do with it, lol.

 

[elly6]

Am a writer. Thank you do much for the sites. Will try them out an post any experience here.

 

[EugeneK]

Good list,
Any insights if there are any specific topics these websites are focusing on?

Thanks

 

[danailo]

NinerNiner- They pay $0.50 for blog posts (300-500 words). Signing up as a writer is quite easy. Pay is through PayPal.

And I thought iwriter pay less

 

[prab1996]

are they really worth trying

i have a unique article source and i can get articles upto 10,000 words will i get any thing from them ?