In this video, you will learn about 16 websites that pay $100 per blog post or article in 2017.

If you like writing and want to get compensated very well for your efforts without being an employee, there are a lot of great opportunities out there these days.

Enjoy the video and let me know what you think in the comments below!

Here are 16 websites that will pay you very well for each guest post:

1. Offscreen

This site is a film journal that pays up to $150 Canadian per guest article.

2. Income Voice

Income Voice has studies about affiliate sites, Adsense, internet marketing, etc. They pay up to $100 per article.

3. Go East

This website covers mountain sports in the Northeastern U.S. They pay up to $100 per post via gift cards.

4. Listverse

Listverse, as you might guess, is all about lists. If you can write a good list post, you can make some decent money submitting here. They pay you $100 per post via PayPal.

You'll need to be located in the U.S., U.K., New Zealand, Ireland, Australia, South Africa, or Canada.

5. UX Booth

If you interested in things related to user experience, UX Booth is a great guest writing option. This site pays around $100 per post.

6. MoneyPantry

If you like writing about personal finance where you help people make and save money, MoneyPantry is looking to pay guest writers like you. They pay you up to $150 per post.

7. WOW! – Women on Writing

If you're a woman and are passionate about writing for a living, this is the site for you. They'll pay you up to $150 per post.

8. Scary Mommy

Scary Mommy covers pregnancy advice and parenting tips from the angles of imperfect mothers who tell it like it is. You can make money contributing articles here. They pay around $100 per article.

9. The Motley Fool

If you like helping people learn more about stocks and investing, you can get paid to write for The Motley Fool. This site pays up to $750 per post.

10. Cosmopolitan Magazine

Cosmopolitan Magazine covers celebrity news, dating/relationship advice, beauty tutorials, and more. They pay writers pretty well. They pay $100 or so per article.

11. Polygon

Polygon mostly covers games, their creators, the fans, and trending stories in entertainment. They will pay you for good guest posts. Polygon pays about $100 per post.

12. Howlround

If you like writing about the arts and theatre community, you could write for Howlround. This site pays up to $150 per article.

No Longer Accepting Submissions:

  • The Big Roundtable – Interesting or entertaining true stories.
  • Salon – Articles on politics, business, technology, and culture.
  • iPhone Life Magazine – Covered the best Apple iPhone tips, tricks, gear, and apps.
  • Thriving Families – Content about helping people build great families.
  • The Layout – A design and WordPress blog that shows you the next step in your business, process, etc.
  • Viator Travel Blog – Articles on travelling.
  • eCommerce Insiders – This site is all about digital marketing, retail, and ecommerce.

Conclusion

There are plenty of sites out there these days competing to get the best content out there to the masses. To be a top brand, they have to have as many writers as possible and therefore end up paying for guest posts in many cases.

This list is proof that there are plenty of places to make extra money as a guest blogger on the internet.

This post was originally published on 7/14/2017 and has been updated. If you see comments from before the publishing date, that is why.

    12 replies to "12 Sites That Pay You $100 to Write a Blog Post or Article in 2020"

    • Chloe W. Morris

      This information is helpful I am interested in motivating and encouraging parents, working with individuals along the life course. It is also my honor to assist family members to cope with aging, adapting to the years for which they are least prepared be it their own or relatives.

    • Raman Rana

      Hi justin
      Nice artical
      keep it up 😊

    • Manas

      Thanks for sharing . I’ll try to write those website ..

    • Hillary Kleck

      These are some really great resources for freelance writers! I’m pursuing at least 6 of these submissions in the next few months. Thanks for sharing.

    • kamal

      Thanks for sharing useul information.

    • kamal

      Thanks for sharing useful information….

    • Mozie

      This is very interesting. I never considered getting paid to write a post. I’ve been working hard to improve writing skills for my audience. My grammar really sucks sometimes. lol I even bought Pro writing aid recently to help me with grammar issues. I’ll check these sites out and see if they look for niches like work from home because it’s the only topic I feel comfortable writing about.

    • stanley Onukwuire

      Wow that’s wonderful nice and Great thanks so much

    • Alice

      Hi Justin, thank you for sharing! This is very interesting. I never considered getting paid to write a post. I’ve been working hard to improve writing skills for my audience. Do you think it is important to be also creative in writing? Thanks!

    • Steve Kuipeer

      Hii, upwork vs Fiverr which is better ?

    • biegi

      Nice post. I learn something totally new and challenging on blogs I stumbleupon on a daily basis.

      It’s always exciting to read through content from other writers and practice a little something
      from their sites.

    • BOLAONLINE188

      Have you ever thought about creating an ebook or guest authoring
      on other sites? I have a blog centered on the same topics you discuss and would really like to have you share some
      stories/information. I know my audience would enjoy your work.
      If you are even remotely interested, feel free to
      send me an email.

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