Translator — bridge two languages, get paid
If you're 18+, hold a second language on top of English near B2+, and can give at least 2 hours a day, this role fits. You'll ferry chat threads back and forth so two people typing in different tongues still get each other — pay lands $950–2,500 monthly by grade, onboarding costs nothing over 2-5 days, and your very first Monday shows up within 7 days.
What the job looks like
Earnings
$950–2,500/mo depending on grade
Schedule
2h minimum, rest is up to you
Cash-out
Mondays, starting at $20
Onboarding
2-5 paid days, no cost
English
B2+ minimum
Setup
Fully remote, typing only
A shift, broken down
- Flip an incoming line into the other person's language before the thread cools
- Hold onto the joke, the tone, the little wink — not just the literal words
- Stay in character as the assigned profile — your own name stays out of it
- Keep both halves of the conversation moving at once
- Send anything strange or unclear straight to your team lead
Before your first login
- Eighteenth birthday behind you
- English at B2+ or better, and a second one you speak without thinking
- A phone or laptop for rapid back-and-forth typing
- Wifi that doesn't quit halfway through a chat
- The reflex to jump languages mid-sentence without losing the thread
What people usually ask
Is this a genuinely remote paid role?
F5Chat's been recruiting texters since 2021. 120+ of them, spread across 30+ countries, currently get paid through us, roughly 1 out of 9 applicants makes the cut, and cash-outs happen every Monday.
Do I need some kind of translation credential?
No paperwork required. Training runs free for 2-5 days, and we judge your language pair by how you actually use it, not by a diploma.
How soon does money actually show up?
Within 7 days of starting, and every Monday on repeat after that, minimum $20 per drop, via Revolut, USDT, bank card.
Which language combos are you looking for?
Whatever pair you're genuinely fluent in, as long as your English clears B2+. Name your combo when you apply.