Top 10 Places to Find Remote WordPress Freelance Jobs
Are you a WordPress developer looking for a freelance WordPress job? Or possibly you’re a writer or designer looking to work on a WordPress blog?
When it comes to finding good WordPress jobs a problem is that they’re spread out all over the internet. Unless you are prepared to search the internet from end to end, you’ll need direction to find the right platform to exhibit your WordPress expertise.
In this article, we’ve gathered the top 10 places for you to find the highest quality remote freelance WordPress jobs that fit you the best.
Alright, let’s get started…
1) Codeable
If you are looking for an exclusive marketplace for WordPress freelancers, Codeable is the ideal place to start. Like every legit business environment out there, Codeable is not for all and sundry. You’ll need to have the chops and experience to get approved on the Codeable Platform. Immediately you get approved to be a member of Codeable’s extensive WordPress community, you can browse through a variety of jobs. Besides, most jobs offered at this site are remote jobs and they pay a minimum of $60 for every hour you spend developing a website for the employer.
On the page linked below you can apply as a freelance WordPress developer to their platform.
2) WeWorkRemotely
WeWorkRemotely is the most popular remote work-specific jobs website on the internet now. They get many types of job posts from web development, writing, support, and others. They have a page that’s dedicated to WordPress jobs specifically. WeWorkRemotely also provides an RSS feed for you to subscribe to if you don’t want to check the website a lot.
There’s at least 1 WordPress job posted every 2 days so I recommend you check this one 2 ~ 3 times per week.
Visit WeWorkRemotely
3) Toptal
Toptal is another great platform to land remote WordPress jobs. This platform is mostly renowned as a freelancing site for the top 3 percent of freelance talents, and it lives up to this reputation by providing a wide variety of tech-related jobs to its members. To browse the platform for job opportunities, you’ll have to apply for membership and wait to be approved. Because of the scrutiny and security of the platform, it offers better-paying jobs than a most freelance website on the web today.
Note that this is one of the more difficult platforms to join. You’ll have to study and make sure you pass all of their tests. It’s very engineering focused, but the pay is very good.
4) RemoteLeads
RemoteLeads is a newsletter owned by Paul Metcalfe. He searches a variety of different websites and places on the web to find the best remote work jobs. WordPress is one of the technology categories that he sends out jobs for.
He sends out jobs approximately one to two times a week.
Visit RemoteLeads
5) AuthenticJobs.com
AuthenticJobs.com is a job board dedicated to jobs for designers, developers, and creatives. All of that falls neatly under the WordPress category so you’ll find a lot of jobs for WordPress on there.
They also provide an RSS feed for you if you prefer to subscribe to that. AuthenticJobs gets updated daily, but WordPress-specific jobs might be a bit more sporadic than that. I recommend you check this job board about 2 times per week to make sure you don’t miss anything.
6) LinkedIn Jobs
Okay, I’m sure you were not expecting LinkedIn in this rundown, as we often underrate its potential as a source for remote WordPress freelance jobs. LinkedIn is a great platform for sourcing jobs in all fields especially when it comes to WordPress development and coding. Many companies visit this platform to look for WordPress developers to provide much-needed support for their existing website development team. Besides, the platform offers a job alert feature that notifies you when a job opportunity arises
To find jobs on LinkedIn, go to the jobs page here, and search for keywords like “WordPress”, “WordPress Developer”, and “WordPress Freelance”.
7) WordPress Slack Groups
There are a variety of different Slack Groups dedicated to WordPress. Many of them provides a #jobs channel where they post jobs. They also have clients go in there specifically to ask for WordPress developers. It’s good to join these and keep and eye on them for special jobs that don’t get many candidates.
Here are the two WordPress-focused Slack channels that are most recommended:
Some of these channels also allow you to introduce yourself and to explicitly say that you’re available for work. I’d utilize this but only if it does not go against the rules of the Slack Group.
8) jobs.wordpress.net
This is one of the best places to land high paying remote WordPress Jobs on the internet. Just so you know, this freelance marketplace is often included in the WordPress.org footer. It serves as a meeting ground where diverse people meet up to outsource WordPress work to professional developers. The job opportunities span from Front-end development to writing, and minor tweaks. This platform is a solid mix of full-time, part-time, and freelance jobs. So before you get too excited about an offer, make sure it fits into the remote freelance category.
9) WordPress Facebook Groups
There are many Facebook groups out there that focus on creating a platform where WordPress developers can share ideas and get hired. By becoming a member of such groups, you’ll be able to browse through a wide variety of remote WordPress freelance jobs. To get started visit
There are many Facebook Groups that are focused on WordPress. Some of these are for people who want to ask technical questions about WordPress. Others are for more written questions about WordPress. There are many of these groups available, but here are the top 5 recommended for you to join today:
- WordPress Front End Developers
- WordPress, SEO, & Internet Questions
- All About WordPress
- WordPress Help And Share
- WordPress Help (Ad Free)
10) UpWork
I’m listing UpWork here, because despite many of its issues that developers state, it’s still a marketplace that’s worth joining. Many of the projects here on UpWork are contract and freelance. They usually last from 1 month to 3 months, but they can last longer. It’s also possible for you to build up a relationship with clients as well if you do good work.
If you want to get the best high-quality clients you’ll have to invest into the platform by making sure you get good reviews and doing good work for clients.
Conclusion
The above 10 places are very good places to start with and find yourself your next WordPress freelance position. I’ve personally used the above sources to find most of my freelance positions. I’m sure they’ll help you out.
There are other credible places to list where you can find a remote WordPress freelance role. But, the above-listed sites are the best ones we found for you. Start with these 10 initially and then expand out your search to other sources if you need to.
Thank you for reading!
