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  1. 1

    Trading indicators for futures traders who trade opening-range breakouts

    Futures traders already pay monthly for indicators built around one setup, and AI can write and test the code.

    Skills you can bring: Years of trading that setup yourself

    $49–$99/moStart this
  2. 2

    Betting picks for NBA bettors from a statistical model, each posted publicly before tip-off

    Sports bettors already pay monthly for picks, and a public record of every pick shows whether the model works.

    Skills you can bring: Deep knowledge of one league and bettors who follow you

    $49–$99/moStart this
  3. 3

    A futures day-trading course for beginners, with a paid members' community

    New traders pay monthly to learn alongside others, and daily market recaps give members a reason to stay.

    Skills you can bring: A real trading record and patience with beginners

  4. 4

    Crypto trade signals for retail traders, with every call posted publicly and kept on record

    Crypto traders already pay for signal groups, and a full public record sets an honest one apart.

    Skills you can bring: Experience trading crypto and the discipline to post your losses

    $49–$149/moStart this
  5. 5

    Trade alerts for options traders who sell weekly credit spreads

    Options traders already pay monthly for alerts, and finding each week's trades is mostly data work.

    Skills you can bring: A tested options strategy and plain talk about risk

    $79–$149/moStart this
  6. 6

    Daily trade signals for traders of gold futures

    Futures traders already pay for signals, and sticking to one market keeps the analysis sharp.

    Skills you can bring: Experience trading gold and a clear read on what moves it

  7. 7

    A deal check for first-time buyers of small businesses, done before they make an offer

    Lenders now expect buyers to check the seller's earnings, and a check before the offer saves time and fees.

    Skills you can bring: Accounting, lending or brokerage experience

  8. 8

    Buying small profitable websites and software products and running them with AI

    Small sites often sell for two to three years of profit, and AI handles much of their upkeep.

    Skills you can bring: Due-diligence skill and comfort with traffic and revenue data

    Revenue from day oneStart this
  9. 9

    Coaching for futures traders trying to pass a prop firm's funding challenge

    Traders pay to pass funding challenges, and checking each trade against the firm's rules is mostly data work.

    Skills you can bring: Having passed funding challenges yourself

  10. 10

    Automated trading strategies by subscription, with live paper-trading results for each one

    Traders pay for systematic strategies, and live paper results build trust without risking anyone's money.

    Skills you can bring: Quant or programming skill and the honesty to publish failures

  11. 11

    A course for first-time buyers on buying and running a laundromat

    Would-be owners want a step-by-step path to their first deal, with the numbers checked for them.

    Skills you can bring: Having bought or run a small business

  12. 12

    Menu costing and price-increase reports for independent restaurants

    Restaurant owners work on thin margins and need menu prices that keep up with supplier costs.

    Skills you can bring: Kitchen management experience and comfort with food-cost math

  13. 13

    An API that checks email addresses and phone numbers for businesses that send marketing

    Businesses pay per check to keep bad contacts off their lists, and usage grows with each customer.

    Skills you can bring: Developer skills and comfort with usage-based pricing

    Per lookupStart this
  14. 14

    Valuation reports for drivers who think their insurer lowballed their totaled car

    Drivers often think the insurer's offer is low, and recent sales of similar cars make the case.

    Skills you can bring: Insurance or car-sales experience and comfort with pricing data

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    A calculator site for home brewers, earning from ads and affiliate links

    Home brewers come back to useful calculators again and again, and simple tools are quick to build.

    Skills you can bring: Knowing brewing math and the questions brewers ask

    Ads and affiliate incomeStart this
  16. 16

    Reports that show credit-card points collectors how to get the most from each card

    Points collectors want the most value from each card, and working out the best use is mostly math.

    Skills you can bring: Expertise in travel points and comfort with the math

    $19–$39Start this
  17. 17

    A phone scanner that tells building-brick collectors what their sets are worth

    Collectors want to know what their collection is worth, and resale prices are public.

    Skills you can bring: Collector know-how and comfort with pricing data

    $5–$10/moStart this
  18. 18

    Medicare plan comparisons for retirees, ranked by what each plan really costs in a year

    Retirees face confusing plan choices every year, and yearly costs can be calculated from public data.

    Skills you can bring: An insurance license and patience explaining plans to retirees

    $29–$49Start this
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    Savings runway plans for people deciding whether they can afford to quit their job

    People thinking about quitting want a clear answer, and the math is simple once the numbers are gathered.

    Skills you can bring: Financial-planning skill or a planner's credentials

    $29–$49Start this
  20. 20

    Divorce cost estimates and a post-divorce budget for people about to separate

    People facing divorce want to see the money picture before they talk to a lawyer.

    Skills you can bring: Financial-planning or family-law experience

    $49–$99Start this
  21. 21

    Resale of concert tickets to fans, using price alerts to time each purchase and sale

    Ticket prices move fast, and timing purchases and sales is pure data work.

    Skills you can bring: Comfort with pricing data and risk

    Resale marginStart this
  22. 22

    Spending limits and receipts for companies whose AI agents hold payment cards

    Teams that give agents cards need spending limits and an audit trail.

    Skills you can bring: Payments or finance engineering experience

    $49–$199/moStart this
  23. 23

    Escrow and reputation scores for AI agents that hire and pay other agents

    If AI agents start paying other agents, they will need a way to trust each other.

    Skills you can bring: Payments or marketplace experience and patience with an early market

    A fee per transactionStart this
  24. 24

    Billing software for AI companies that charge customers for each result delivered

    More AI companies now charge for results, and most billing tools haven't caught up.

    Skills you can bring: Billing or finance engineering experience

    A share of billed revenueStart this
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    Odds alerts that show sports bettors which lines are priced in their favor

    Serious bettors already pay for odds tools, and finding mispriced lines is pure data work.

    Skills you can bring: Comfort with odds and bettors who trust your math

    $39–$99/moStart this
  26. 26

    A service that lets AI agents search current building permits, gathered from city records

    Teams building agents need current data, and public records are messy enough that they'll pay for a clean copy.

    Skills you can bring: Data engineering experience with public records

    $29–$99/moStart this
  27. 27

    A cloud bill review for startups spending under $20,000 a month, listing the five biggest savings

    Small teams rarely have anyone watching the cloud bill, and the biggest savings are often a few settings.

    Skills you can bring: Hands-on cloud operations experience

  28. 28

    A monthly report on how AI assistants describe one developer tool and which rivals they suggest

    Developers now ask AI assistants which tool to use, and companies can't see those answers on their own.

    Skills you can bring: Developer marketing experience

    $149/moStart this
  29. 29

    An API that reads freight invoice PDFs and returns clean data for logistics companies

    Back offices still retype documents by hand, and one document type can be read very accurately.

    Skills you can bring: Knowing one industry's paperwork and building data pipelines

    $49–$199/moStart this
  30. 30

    A report for software teams on which of their open-source packages are abandoned or risky

    Teams depend on hundreds of packages and can't tell which ones will cause the next outage or breach.

    Skills you can bring: Years maintaining large codebases

  31. 31

    A daily list of AI model prices, limits and shutdown dates, readable from code

    Teams choose AI models on price and limits that change often, and they want one current list.

    Skills you can bring: Experience building with many AI model providers

  32. 32

    Labeled sample invoices for teams testing which AI model reads them best

    Teams need realistic test data to compare AI models, and labeling a set takes days they don't have.

    Skills you can bring: Knowing one task's edge cases and labeling data carefully

  33. 33

    A weekly report on a team's flaky tests, with the worst ones and their likely causes

    Flaky tests waste hours of reruns each week, and the evidence already sits in the build logs.

    Skills you can bring: Experience owning a team's build and test pipeline

  34. 34

    A weekly summary of a small software team's customer feedback, grouped by theme

    Small teams hear from customers in support, reviews and sales calls, and lose the pattern across them.

    Skills you can bring: Product management experience

  35. 35

    A weekly revenue email for small software companies, with recurring revenue, churn and cohorts

    Founders check revenue across a dozen tabs, and one Monday email answers how the business is doing.

    Skills you can bring: Knowing subscription metrics and building data pipelines

  36. 36

    A usage and revenue dashboard for a small software company, built on its own database in a week

    Founders want usage and revenue in one place, and a focused one-week build beats a month of setup.

    Skills you can bring: SQL and data modeling experience

  37. 37

    A pricing review for a small software company, with three options to try and how to test them

    Most small software founders set a price once and never revisit it, though price changes move revenue fast.

    Skills you can bring: Experience setting software prices

  38. 38

    A weekly list of new commercial building permits in one city, for contractors who bid early

    Contractors who hear about projects first win more bids, and permit data is public but hard to read.

    Skills you can bring: Data engineering and knowing how contractors find work

  39. 39

    Alerts for product marketers when rival software companies change their pricing pages

    Rival price changes matter to sales and marketing, and checking rivals' pages by hand is easy to forget.

    Skills you can bring: Product marketing experience

  40. 40

    Uptime and speed history for AI model services, with alerts for teams that depend on them

    Teams building on AI models need to know when a provider is slow, and official status pages lag.

    Skills you can bring: Experience building monitoring systems

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    Salary ranges for one tech role in one city, drawn from public job postings and updated monthly

    Candidates and small employers both need a fair range, and many job postings now list salaries.

    Skills you can bring: Comfort with data and knowing how tech roles are leveled

  42. 42

    A 90-day budget for a laid-off engineer, covering savings, health insurance and severance

    The first weeks after a layoff are stressful, and a clear plan turns worry into decisions.

    Skills you can bring: Personal finance know-how and a calm, practical voice

  43. 43

    A technical review of a small software business's code for someone about to buy it

    Buyers of small software businesses can't read the code themselves, and hidden problems cost them later.

    Skills you can bring: Reviewing codebases quickly and judging the cost of fixes

  44. 44

    A weekly list of small software businesses for sale, each with a quick risk score

    Listings are scattered across many sites, and buyers want a short list with the warning signs noted.

    Skills you can bring: Having bought or sold a small software business

  45. 45

    A daily spreadsheet of auction results from a public site, for teams that need the data

    Teams want the data but not the upkeep, and they'll pay for a feed that keeps working.

    Skills you can bring: Building data pipelines and knowing who needs one dataset

  46. 46

    Customer data cleanup and import for a small company moving to a new CRM

    CRM moves stall on messy data, and a fixed-price cleanup is easy for a small company to approve.

    Skills you can bring: Data work and patience with messy spreadsheets

  47. 47

    An AI agent that matches freelancers' receipts to card charges each week and flags missing ones

    Freelancers dread hunting for receipts at tax time, and weekly matching keeps the books ready.

    Skills you can bring: Bookkeeping habits and careful data handling

  48. 48

    Property-tax appeal packets for local homeowners, with comparable sales and the form filled in

    Many homeowners think their assessment is too high but never appeal, because gathering comparable sales takes a weekend.

    Skills you can bring: Appraisal, real estate or county assessor experience

    $149–$299 per packetStart this
  49. 49

    Medicare plan comparisons for retirees, ranked by yearly cost for their own drugs and doctors

    Plans differ by drug, doctor and county, and retirees can't see the yearly cost until someone adds it up.

    Skills you can bring: Pharmacy, nursing or benefits experience

    $79–$149 per reportStart this
  50. 50

    Bookkeeping cleanup for plumbers who are behind, with a year of books ready for their tax preparer

    Plumbers fall behind on their books, and a fixed price for a clean year is easier to buy than hourly help.

    Skills you can bring: Years of bookkeeping for plumbers or other trades

    $499–$1,500 per year cleanedStart this
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    Hospital bill reviews for patients, with a dispute letter for any duplicate or wrong charges

    Hospital bills are hard to read, and a trained coder spots duplicate or wrong codes that patients miss.

    Skills you can bring: Medical billing or coding experience

    $99–$249 per billStart this
  52. 52

    Job offer reviews for candidates, with the fair pay range for the role and a negotiation script

    Candidates have a few days to answer an offer, and a recruiter's sense of what's normal beats a guess.

    Skills you can bring: Years of recruiting or setting pay in one field

    $79–$149 per offerStart this
  53. 53

    Quarterly estimated-tax worksheets for new freelancers, showing what to set aside and when to pay

    New freelancers dread their first tax bill and want one number to set aside each quarter.

    Skills you can bring: Years preparing taxes for freelancers

    $49 per quarterStart this
  54. 54

    Sales-tax checks for online sellers that list the states where they must register, and how

    Online sellers cross state sales thresholds without noticing and want to know where they must register.

    Skills you can bring: Sales-tax or accounting work with small online sellers

    $199–$399 per checkStart this
  55. 55

    Monthly bookkeeping for cafés, with a one-page profit summary

    Café owners want to know each month whether they made money, at a fixed price.

    Skills you can bring: Bookkeeping for cafés or restaurants

    $300–$600/moStart this
  56. 56

    Year-end tax records for landlords with one to four rentals, sorted and ready for their preparer

    Small landlords bring a shoebox of receipts to tax time, and organized records save them and their preparer days.

    Skills you can bring: Bookkeeping or tax preparation for small landlords

    $149–$299 per yearStart this
  57. 57

    Backyard cottage feasibility checks for homeowners, with zoning rules, setbacks and a rough budget

    Homeowners want to know whether a backyard unit is allowed before they pay an architect to find out.

    Skills you can bring: Planning, design or building experience

    $199–$399 per lotStart this
  58. 58

    Estimate and bid templates for new painting contractors, with prices set for their region

    New contractors underprice jobs, and a template from someone experienced shows what to charge for.

    Skills you can bring: Years estimating painting jobs in one region

    $79–$149 per setStart this
  59. 59

    Home energy reports from bills and photos, ranking the upgrades homeowners should do first

    Homeowners want lower bills but don't know which upgrade comes first, and an expert's ranked list answers that.

    Skills you can bring: Energy auditing, insulation or building-science experience

    $99–$199 per homeStart this
  60. 60

    Pre-purchase reports for used EV buyers, with battery health, recall history and a fair price

    Used EV buyers worry most about the battery, and a mechanic's reading of its health settles the decision.

    Skills you can bring: EV service or diagnostics experience

    $79–$149 per carStart this
  61. 61

    Salary bands for companies of 10 to 50 people, built from public pay data for their roles and cities

    Growing companies set pay case by case until it causes trouble, and clear bands end the guesswork.

    Skills you can bring: Compensation analysis or HR experience

    $499–$999 per companyStart this
  62. 62

    Pre-offer reviews for first-time small-business buyers, checking real earnings and owner dependence

    First-time buyers trust a listing's numbers, and an early review shows what to question before an offer.

    Skills you can bring: Accounting, lending or business brokerage experience

    $299–$599 per businessStart this
  63. 63

    Menu costing reports for independent restaurants, showing which dishes need a price increase

    Food costs rise faster than menus change, and a costed menu shows which dishes lose money.

    Skills you can bring: Chef, kitchen manager or restaurant accounting experience

    $199–$399 per menuStart this
  64. 64

    Pricing reviews and new price sheets for dog groomers who charge too little

    Groomers underprice out of fear, and a review of their costs and local prices gives them the nerve to raise them.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running or advising a grooming business

    $149–$299 per businessStart this
  65. 65

    Loan application packets for small-business owners, with a business plan and financial projections

    Owners get turned away for incomplete applications, and a packet ready for a lender gets them a real hearing.

    Skills you can bring: Lending, accounting or small-business advising experience

    $299–$699 per packetStart this
  66. 66

    Valuation reports for drivers whose car was totaled, with comparable sales and a reply to the insurer

    An insurer's first offer can miss a car's options and condition, and comparable sales give the owner a case.

    Skills you can bring: Auto appraisal, sales or claims experience

    $99–$199 per carStart this
  67. 67

    Care-cost reports for families of an aging parent, comparing local home care and assisted living

    Families make care decisions in a hurry, and a local comparison of costs and options gives them a start.

    Skills you can bring: Geriatric care management, nursing or social work

    $149–$249 per reportStart this
  68. 68

    Financial snapshots for people starting a divorce, listing assets, debts and a budget

    People starting a divorce often don't know what the household owns or owes, and an organized picture saves legal fees.

    Skills you can bring: Accounting, financial counseling or family-law paralegal experience

    $199–$399 per snapshotStart this
  69. 69

    Budget plans for people deciding whether they can afford to quit, showing how long savings last

    People stay in jobs they want to leave because they've never seen the real numbers, and a plan shows them.

    Skills you can bring: Bookkeeping or financial counseling experience

    $99–$199 per planStart this
  70. 70

    A 30-day money reset for households, with a spending review, a budget and four weekly check-ins

    Households know they overspend but not where, and a reviewed budget with check-ins makes the change stick.

    Skills you can bring: Financial counseling or bookkeeping experience

    $149–$299 per householdStart this
  71. 71

    Plans for first-time home buyers covering budget, loan types and local programs, with one call

    First-time buyers don't know what they can afford or which local programs help, and a plan answers both.

    Skills you can bring: Mortgage, real estate or housing counseling experience

    $149–$299 per buyerStart this
  72. 72

    Rent-pricing reports for small landlords, with comparable listings, a suggested rent and when to list

    Small landlords guess at rent and lose months to vacancy or underpricing, and a local comparison fixes that.

    Skills you can bring: Property management or leasing experience

    $79–$149 per unitStart this
  73. 73

    Nutrition facts panels for small food brands, calculated from the recipe and checked against the rules

    Small brands moving into stores need a nutrition panel, and one calculated by an expert costs less than a lab test.

    Skills you can bring: A dietitian or food scientist

    $79–$149 per productStart this
  74. 74

    Monthly bookkeeping for solo therapists, with insurance payments matched to sessions

    Therapists dread matching insurance payments to sessions, and a bookkeeper who knows that work saves them hours.

    Skills you can bring: Bookkeeping or billing for therapy practices

    $149–$299/moStart this
  75. 75

    A budgeting spreadsheet and walkthrough video for followers paying off debt

    People who watch money videos want a tool that does the math for them.

    Skills you can bring: Spreadsheet skills and an audience working on its money

    $19–$39Start this
  76. 76

    A 30-day money challenge by text for followers who want to save more, with one small task a day

    Small daily tasks make money habits feel doable, and a text each day keeps people on track.

    Skills you can bring: Money habits you practice and an audience working on theirs

    $15–$29Start this
  77. 77

    A weekly report for creators in your niche on the sounds, formats and topics starting to rise

    Creators want to catch a trend early, and you already watch your niche every day.

    Skills you can bring: Daily time in your niche and an eye for early trends

    $9–$19/moStart this
  78. 78

    A monthly report for creators in your niche on what brands pay, based on a survey you run

    Creators price brand deals with little to go on, and a survey of their peers gives them real numbers.

    Skills you can bring: Trust among creators in your niche and comfort with numbers

    $15–$29/moStart this
  79. 79

    Price-drop alerts by text for followers waiting to buy the gear you recommend

    Buyers wait for a good price, and a text at the right moment saves them money.

    Skills you can bring: Knowledge of the gear and its usual prices

    $3–$5/moStart this
  80. 80

    HVAC maintenance plans for homeowners, with two tune-ups a year and priority booking, billed monthly

    HVAC companies want steady income, and plan tune-ups fill their slow weeks in spring and fall.

    Skills you can bring: Years running an HVAC company's service trucks

    $15–$25/mo per homeStart this
  81. 81

    Weekly bookkeeping for cafés, with sales, costs and labor sorted and a one-page profit report

    Café margins hide in food and labor costs, and owners who see them weekly can fix a bad week quickly.

    Skills you can bring: Experience tracking food and labor costs in a café

    $199–$399/moStart this
  82. 82

    Google search ads for plumbers, limited to emergency jobs within ten miles and a weekly budget

    People search the moment a pipe bursts, and ads limited to those jobs don't waste the plumber's budget.

    Skills you can bring: Knowing which plumbing jobs pay and which areas are worth the drive

    $300/mo plus ad spendStart this
  83. 83

    A one-page weekly report for landscaping companies on jobs, cash, leads and what changed

    Landscaping owners rarely have an analyst, and one plain page each week shows which number moved and why.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running the numbers for a seasonal business

    $199/moStart this
  84. 84

    A pricing review for cleaning companies that finds the jobs losing money and plans new prices

    Cleaning prices set years ago drift below cost, and owners can defend a raise once they see which jobs lose money.

    Skills you can bring: Experience scheduling and pricing cleaning jobs

  85. 85

    A 13-week cash forecast for small builders, updated weekly, that warns before a tight week

    Builders pay crews weekly while waiting on draws, and seeing a gap weeks ahead leaves time to act.

    Skills you can bring: Experience managing a builder's draws and payroll

  86. 86

    Price ranges from photos for house painters, sent to customers within the hour

    Homeowners want a rough price before they book a visit, and a quick range from photos gets them talking.

    Skills you can bring: Experience pricing house-painting jobs

  87. 87

    Monthly bookkeeping for small marketing agencies, with reconciled accounts and profit by client

    Marketing agencies make or lose money client by client, and profit per client shows which accounts to reprice.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running or keeping the books for an agency

    $399/moStart this
  88. 88

    Job costing for general contractors that compares each job's labor, materials and subs with its quote

    Contractors often learn months later that a job lost money, and per-job costs show which work to stop bidding.

    Skills you can bring: Experience estimating jobs for a general contractor

    $199/moStart this
  89. 89

    Supplier invoice checks for restaurants that find every charge above the agreed price

    Busy kitchens miss price creep on supplier invoices, and checking each line recovers money the restaurant is owed.

    Skills you can bring: Experience ordering from restaurant suppliers

    A share of what's recoveredStart this
  90. 90

    Chargeback responses for small online shops, built from the order, delivery record and messages

    Many online shops skip disputes because the paperwork is tedious, and a clear evidence file wins some back.

    Skills you can bring: Experience handling orders and fraud for an online shop

    $25 per disputeStart this
  91. 91

    Bill payment prep for small clinics, with due dates tracked and payments queued for approval

    Small clinics pay late fees and miss early-payment discounts, and a list of bills ready to approve ends the scramble.

    Skills you can bring: Experience managing a clinic's bills or office

    $149/moStart this
  92. 92

    Retainage tracking for subcontractors, with follow-up on each job's held money at closeout

    Subcontractors often forget retainage they've earned, and tracking each job's hold gets it paid on time.

    Skills you can bring: Experience as a subcontractor working with general contractors

  93. 93

    Monthly sales-tax totals by state for small online sellers, ready for their accountant to file

    Online sellers face different rules in each state, and sorted monthly totals make filing quick and correct.

    Skills you can bring: Experience selling online across several states

  94. 94

    Payroll prep for restaurants, with hours collected, tips sorted and each run ready for owner approval

    Payroll errors cost restaurants trust and money, and checking hours and tips each week makes each run routine.

    Skills you can bring: Experience managing a restaurant's staff hours and tips

  95. 95

    Insurance renewal prep for contractors, with policies compared and questions ready for the agent

    Contractors get renewals with little time to compare, and a side-by-side of what changed speeds up the agent call.

    Skills you can bring: Experience with a contractor's insurance and job risks

    $149 per renewalStart this
  96. 96

    Moving quotes from customers' video walkthroughs, for local moving companies

    Customers want a moving quote without a home visit, and a quote from a short video saves both sides a trip.

    Skills you can bring: Experience estimating household moves

  97. 97

    A monthly report for car washes on five local competitors' prices, offers, reviews and new locations

    Car wash owners lose customers when a competitor quietly changes prices, and a monthly report means no surprises.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running a car wash

  98. 98

    Reports comparing three towns' demand, competitors and rents for a business's second location

    Owners see a second location as a big bet, and checking demand and competition first makes it a safer one.

    Skills you can bring: Knowing what made your first location work

    $300 per reportStart this
  99. 99

    Quick reviews of small-business listings for buyers, with numbers checked and questions for the seller

    Buyers read many listings before one is worth a call, and a quick, honest review saves them weeks.

    Skills you can bring: Experience buying or running a small business

    $199 per businessStart this
  100. 100

    Reorder reminders for salons' retail shelves and back bars, based on last month's sales

    A salon loses the sale when a client's favorite product runs out, and a reminder keeps it on the shelf.

    Skills you can bring: Experience managing a salon's retail stock

  101. 101

    Monthly wellness plans for pet owners at a vet clinic, covering exams, vaccines and dental cleaning

    Pet owners skip care when a big bill looms, and monthly payments keep pets on schedule and the clinic busy.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running a vet clinic

    $30–$60/mo per petStart this
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    One-page monthly owner statements for small property managers, covering rent, repairs and vacancies

    Property owners want to see their property at a glance, and a clear statement keeps them with the manager.

    Skills you can bring: Experience managing rental properties

    $10 per unit per monthStart this
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    Scheduling and invoicing for local couriers, with runs logged, routes priced and invoices sent weekly

    Couriers lose money on runs they forget to bill, and logging each one and invoicing weekly fixes that.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running a local delivery business

    $149/moStart this