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Now that the techies have gigafied the economy, pretty much anyone with a smartphone can find a side-hustle. With Lyft and Uber, you can enjoy the company of drunk partygoers and motor-mouthed tourists while you sit in traffic. Or, if you’re a foodie, you can stink up your car with the smell of fried grub while driving for DoorDash. If neither of those sound appealing (we don’t blame you), you might want to try TaskRabbit, which offers a wide variety of jobs that don’t require any special skills. From cleaning house to pet sitting, here are 10 easy ways to make money on TaskRabbit.

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Whip Someone’s Home Into Shape

Clean Someone’s House
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Expect cleaning gigs to range in scope, from quick residential jobs to major projects in commercial buildings.

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Build Ikea Furniture

Assemble Furniture
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While their instructions aren’t always the best, the advantage to building Ikea furniture is that you often don’t need any tools.

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Work as a Local Mover

Help Someone Move
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Moving jobs are great for beginners, as they don’t require any startup costs and are in high demand.

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Hold Someone’s Spot in Line

Wait in Line
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The only skill this task requires is patience and the willingness to brave the hellhole that is the DMV.

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Work as a Gardener

Help With Yard Work and Gardening
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If you enjoy working outside and have a shed full of landscaping tools, then you can take advantage of the many high-paying yard work jobs on TaskRabbit.

Spruce Up Someone’s Home

Decorate Someone’s Space
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If you’ve got a keen eye, consider decorating and interior design jobs. While the latter of the two pays more ($132 – $200), clients will expect that you have some design experience.

Pick Up Groceries and Run Other Errands

Run an Errand
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While this is a fairly easy job, it’s also prone to scammers who ask Taskers to buy gift cards. To protect yourself, refuse jobs that involve gift cards and be sure to document purchases you make on a client’s behalf.

Take On Minor Repairs

Make Minor Repairs
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Assuming you already have the tools and some basic know-how, taking on small repair jobs is one of the most lucrative tasks on the platform.

Declutter and Organize Someone’s Space

Organize
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Clean out garages, declutter homes, and help purge wardrobes for cash. Just be prepared for some pretty chaotic gigs.

Watch Someone’s Pet

Pet Sit
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Although pet sitting gigs are few and far between, some users offer other animal-related jobs such as dog walking. You can also try Wag!, an app dedicated to pet-related gig work.

Meet the Writer

Maxwell is a California-based writer who got his start in print journalism, a career that satisfies his love of research. That penchant for learning also fuels his desire to be a discerning consumer — whether he’s looking for his next pair of headphones or rock-climbing shoes. When he’s not hunched over his laptop, you can find Maxwell sending routes at the crag, playing Magic: The Gathering, or hanging out with his buddies at the bar. As a UCSC alumnus, he’s also a proud banana slug. You can reach him at [email protected].