5 Websites that Pay You $20-$100 for Writing Lists




Are you someone with a penchant for crafting intriguing lists of things scarcely seen on the internet? If you have articles about odd historical discoveries, facts, and others rotting away somewhere on your notepad; then,you're in luck! These platforms are willing to pay top dollar for every of your listicles.


1. Listverse

Listverse has been around since 2007, and writers are paid $100 per accepted listicle (1500-2000 words max.). They cover a wide range of topics such as bizarre facts, historical insights, science, pop culture, social issues, technology, and mysteries. They prioritize unique, well-researched content that captivates their readers across various subjects. If your list is unique and well-written, you can earn a decent income.


2. Cracked

Cracked offers payment for humorous and entertaining list articles. Payments vary, but successful submissions can earn you up to $100. They have a very strict policy, so you may want to read their writer's guide first and register before proceeding. Acceptance rates are not that high; you will have to pitch your ideas first and wait for their approval to submit, but it's still worth a try if you do have a very funny story to tell. You could earn yourself a permanent role if they really love your submission, the same goes for Listverse.


3. A List Apart

They are not exclusively a listicle platform, but they are game if you have high-quality content tucked away somewhere. A List Apart pays $50-$100 and above for mini-articles, long-form articles, or features related to web design and development.


4. TopTenz

TopTenz has been operating since 2010; it focuses on top 10 lists across various categories. They offer $50 for accepted submissions, and writers can contribute regularly.


5. WhatCulture

WhatCulture pays writers to list articles about entertainment, gaming, and pop culture. The payment varies based on the popularity of the article but can range from $20 to $100.

It is a win-win for you; you get to showcase your creativity and also earn some extra cash.


Oluwatoba Adeami

Oluwatoba is a Lifestyle writer, Poet, and a Teacher. He loves everything that speaks art, and charity, and helps others become better at what they do.

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