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Rev

Transcription, captioning and subtitle work paid per audio minute, $0.40 to $1.10 for transcripts, weekly via PayPal; applications currently sit on a waitlist.

4published0not published6not checked yet2026-09-12last checked

Counts, not a score. 4 of 10 things we look for are published by Rev, and 6 we have not checked yet. A ratio would need a denominator from outside this site. A count does not.

Can you even be here

Where you can sign upIs my country on the list at all?We have not checked this one yet. That is our gap, not theirs.
Where you can be paidTwo lists, and they are not always the same one.We have not checked this one yet. That is our gap, not theirs.
Minimum ageHow old do I have to be, and is it higher for some offers?We have not checked this one yet. That is our gap, not theirs.

Getting the money out

What you are paid inCash, or something that is only spendable in one place?Cash per audio/video minute: $0.40 - $1.10 for transcriptionists, $0.54 - $1.10 for captioners, with subtitle translators earning the highest per-minute ratesChoose the Role That Fits You · source · checked 2026-09-12 · different for you?
Ways to get paidIf the one method fails, is there a second one?PayPal only: freelancers are paid weekly via PayPal for all approved workHow Do I Get Paid? · source · checked 2026-09-12 · different for you?
Minimum payoutHow much must pile up before they let go of it?None stated: there is no minimum commitment, you choose when and how much you work, and approved work is paid out weeklyGet Approved & Start Working · source · checked 2026-09-12 · different for you?
Fee taken out of the payoutWhat is deducted that the payout page does not mention?We have not checked this one yet. That is our gap, not theirs.
Time from earning to money in handThe whole chain, not the speed they advertise for the last step.Within 1 week of approval: freelancers are paid weekly via PayPal for all approved work, though getting in first means a waitlist due to high application volumeGet Paid Weekly · source · checked 2026-09-12 · different for you?

Keeping what you earned

How a balance can be lostDoes it expire, get charged rent, or vanish if I go quiet?We have not checked this one yet. That is our gap, not theirs.

Who is on the hook

Who is legally on the hookWhich company, and does it publish anything about whether it can pay?We have not checked this one yet. That is our gap, not theirs.

Put Rev next to something else

No article here covers Rev alongside another platform yet, so there is nothing to suggest. Pick your own pairing and the same questions get asked of each.

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How to read this page

The ten things above are not our idea of what matters. They are what the checklists in twenty hand-written articles on this site already asked, counted up: country and eligibility came first in nineteen of them, waiting time and what you are paid in came next. The payout minimum, the number most people search for, barely appeared. It is one row here, not the headline.

A row marked not publishedmeans we opened the company's own pages looking for it and it was not there. That is a finding, and it is dated. A row marked not checked yet means we have not done the work. Those two are kept apart on purpose: an empty box because we were slow should never look like an empty box because they were quiet.

Found something that has moved? Tell us. It gets checked against the source and the change is dated on the corrections page.

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