25 Side Hustles That Are Perfectly Safe For Females, According To Women Online

Safety is not something we can take for granted, especially in the workplace. After all, the victim is the one who will have to live with the repercussions of anything that goes wrong no matter whether they are compensated for their experience or not.

It’s safe to say that, it’s one of the realities of life that just like men, women have to ensure their safety is a priority when conducting business. Most women prefer to avoid risky situations in order to stay safe, but with technological advancements, the option to stay safe while earning a salary has increased according to netizens. So when one TikToker named Cassidy posted a video online asking women to share the safest side hustles that wouldn’t put females in any potentially dangerous environments like Uber driving or food delivery would. Folks were quick to elucidate on their personal experience on the subject in the hopes that others could benefit too.

#1

Print on demand! I was able to quit my teaching career from it!

#2

I stock Airbnb fridges with groceries!

#3

I do gift wrapping! People drop off their gifts, I wrap them, and they pick them up.

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#5

Furniture flipping! My husband and I did this together. Got desks and dresssers for free off FB marketplace, sanded for HOURS and stained! Worth it!

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On Rev, you can transcribe audio/video or do captioning. all online and I think it’s like $0.30 a minute or something

#8

I do all the boring research assistant/data entry stuff for researchers and consultants 🥰 my rate is $30-$45/hr depending on the technicality of the job

#9

I clean offices and air bnbs every weekend!! An extra $500-900 a month really helps!!

#10

I publish content updates for brands on their websites. It’s a weird little niche to get into but it pays.

#11

I work as a bartender at a brewery. Great money, it’s not open super late, and people just don’t get drunk at breweries like they do at bars.

#12

I do rover* and make minimum $3k a month

*dog walking and pet sitting app (editor’s note)

#13

My fertility nurse told my husband to donate his plasma 😂 in our area there is a place that pays about $700 per month!

#14

I literally take photos of airbnbs and get paid to travel

#15

instacart is my go to! $500 a week usually

#16

I was a sample alcohol girl at liquor stores, the company would send me an email of availabile jobs and dates/locations and you click yes or no if you can do it! $30/hr and you get to keep the alc

#17

See if your local hospital is hiring patient sitters, you sit with patients 1:1, don’t need any special licenses and classes needed the hospital provides

#18

Upwork!!! Such an easy way to get part time remote work. Many are just 1-3 month gigs

#19

If you have any design, planning, artistic skills you could create art or templates (budget spreadsheets, diaries/planners etc) and sell PDF downloads on Etsy!!

#20

I got a casual job doing admin work at a hospital and work like 1 or 2 4-hour evening shifts a week & make an extra $400 or so every pay

#21

There’s an app called WorkWhile and you can pick up shifts at different businesses or companies a lot better than putting a whole bunch of mileage and wear and tear on your car

#22

Art modeling!! Become a figure model for a local class. Depending on where you live and how good you are, you can make $30-50/hr

#23

I work for a company that cares for people w/ disabilities! I work in their homes just helping w/ cooking, playing games etc. I just do weeknds but weekly I earn $600-700 the pay is AMAZING!!! & easy

#24

Apply to research studies! You’ll get paid from $75 – $450 depending on the study. It’ll say if money will be deposited, given a gift card or check

#25

Front desk at workout studio! if you like to workout you’ll usually get a discount/free classes so you’ll be making money & saving money all at once.

Shanilou Perera

Shanilou has always loved reading and learning about the world we live in. While she enjoys fictional books and stories just as much, since childhood she was especially fascinated by encyclopaedias and strangely enough, self-help books. As a kid, she spent most of her time consuming as much knowledge as she could get her hands on and could always be found at the library. Now, she still enjoys finding out about all the amazing things that surround us in our day-to-day lives and is blessed to be able to write about them to share with the whole world as a profession.