Our feed tracked about 9,800 entry-level remote postings in the 30 days to November 7, 2026, close to 2,000 of them in the final week. Where they state pay, the median is around $60,000 a year, and customer service roles sit about $15,000 below that.
How we count a posting as entry level: the title says junior, entry level, graduate, trainee or new grad, or the employer marks the role as entry, junior or associate level. It is a practical filter, not a promise that a role needs zero experience, so read each posting.
Entry-level remote jobs, newest first
Live list, refreshed Nov 13, 2026
- C$85k to $125k
- S$23/hr
- F$24 to $28/hr
- I$87k to $120k
- P
$25 to $30/hr - A
$23/hr - C
$18 to $26/hr - P
$30k to $50k - B
Real Estate Data Entry OperatorBetter Homes and Gardens Real Estate Advantage RealtyRemote, United States · yesterday$28 to $30/hr - C
$19 to $33/hr
Source: Our job data, Nov 13, 2026
What do entry-level remote jobs pay?
It depends on the kind of work far more than on remote versus office. Among postings that stated pay in the 30 days to November 7, entry-level customer service roles sat lowest, with a median near $45,000, and tech roles highest, near $75,000. Sales and admin or data roles landed in between.
Middle half of stated salaries, median marked
| Customer service | $39k to $57k |
| Sales | $48k to $81k |
| Admin or data | $45k to $75k |
| Tech | $59k to $90k |
Only postings that state pay count. Hourly pay is converted to a yearly figure.
Source: Our job data, Nov 13, 2026
A lot of entry-level remote jobs quote an hourly rate instead. The bottom of the customer service band, about $39,000 a year, works out to roughly $18.75 an hour at 40 hours a week. Use the calculator to turn any hourly offer into a yearly number you can compare.
Turn an hourly rate into yearly pay
Gross pay before tax. Part-time roles: change the hours per week.
Which companies hire entry-level remote workers?
In the 30 days to November 7, two groups led the posting count. First, AI training platforms: Mindrift posted far more than anyone else, with Alignerr second. That work pays, but it is task-based, with no guaranteed hours, and our AI training jobs page explains how it works. Behind them come large health and science employers such as CVS Health, Humana, Abbott and Thermo Fisher Scientific. We keep a page of CVS Health's open roles if that is your area.
| Mindrift | 225 |
| Alignerr | 57 |
| Abbott | 38 |
| Thermo Fisher Scientific | 35 |
| CVS Health | 33 |
| Prolific North | 27 |
| RemoteHunter | 26 |
| Humana | 25 |
| Terac | 23 |
| Centene | 23 |
Known reposters and spam-pattern companies are left out.
Source: Our job data, Nov 13, 2026
Entry level and no experience are not the same thing
In the US and UK search estimates we pulled, "remote jobs no experience" gets more searches than "entry level remote jobs", but the two lead to different kinds of work. Many no-experience listings are gigs: you pass an online test, get paid per task, and the hours depend on how much work is available that week. Entry-level jobs come with interviews, a schedule and a manager, which is exactly what makes them worth more on your resume.
Our data can tell you a posting is entry level; it cannot tell you whether the employer will take someone with no experience at all. Many will. Phrases like "or equivalent experience" and "we will train you" are your signal to apply anyway, even if you are short on a requirement or two.
Where entry-level remote jobs are based
About six in ten entry-level remote postings in our feed were tagged to the United States. The rest were spread across India, the UK, Canada, Germany and the Philippines, among others. If you live outside the US, start with the roles tagged to your own country: we track remote jobs in India, the UK, Canada and the Philippines separately.
| United States | 6,488 |
| India | 576 |
| United Kingdom | 355 |
| Canada | 320 |
| Germany | 168 |
| Philippines | 156 |
| Brazil | 75 |
| South Africa | 50 |
Remote roles often limit where you can live. A posting tagged to one country usually hires there only.
Source: Our job data, Nov 13, 2026
How to land a first remote job without remote experience
What to show instead of remote experience
- A quiet place to work and a reliable connection, stated in one line near the top of your resume.
- Proof you write clearly: a short cover note with no typos does more for a remote application than for an office one.
- Any job where you worked on your own: freelance gigs, tutoring, a shift you ran without a manager on site.
- The tools the posting names. Several help desk and CRM vendors run free courses, and finishing one shows you can learn on your own.
- Your available hours and time zone, so the hiring manager does not have to ask.
Hi [Name], I'm applying for the [Role] position. I haven't held a remote job yet, so here is what I'd bring to one: - [Past job or project] taught me to [skill the posting asks for], and I [one concrete result]. - I work from a quiet home setup with a reliable connection, and I'm available [days and hours, with time zone]. - I've already started learning [tool named in the posting]. I'd be glad to do a short test task if that helps. Thanks, [Name]
Offering a test task is a small thing that makes you easy to say yes to.
Questions people ask
What is the easiest remote job to get with no experience?
AI training and data annotation work has the lowest barrier: an online test, then tasks. Among salaried roles, chat support and admin are the usual way in. Both are in the list above, and our remote customer service jobs page goes deeper on support roles.
Do entry-level remote jobs need a degree?
Some do, many do not. Our data does not record degree requirements, so we cannot give you a share, but support, sales and admin postings often ask only for a high school diploma. Read the requirements section and apply if you meet most of it.
Are there entry-level remote jobs hiring immediately?
New postings appear every day, and applying in the first few days after a role is posted is your best shot. But a real employer still interviews you. "Start today, no interview" is a warning sign, not a perk.
Are there entry-level remote jobs in healthcare?
Yes. Health insurers and pharmacy chains were among the busiest entry-level remote posters in our feed in early November 2026. Look for patient access, scheduling, prior authorization and claims roles. Our remote healthcare jobs page lists clinical and non-clinical openings.
Can I find part-time entry-level remote work?
Yes, though most entry-level remote jobs are full-time. Tutoring, support and AI training are the usual part-time options; see our part-time remote jobs list.