By country
Remote chat sales jobs, by country.
Remote chat work for creators on 18+ subscription platforms. One fixed eight-hour shift a day, six days a week, full training. The role is identical everywhere; what changes is which shift lands at a civilised hour where you live.
The shift windows for this job are written in UTC, because the team spans a dozen countries and one clock is the only way that works. What that hides is the thing you actually need to know: the window labelled Overnight is a 10am start in Manila and a 2am start in Accra. Same eight hours, two completely different lives.
Each page below does that arithmetic for one country, then says what the pay floor is worth against local wages and how money realistically reaches somebody there. There are 12 of them rather than sixty, because a country only gets a page when there is something to say about it that is not true of the next one.
The work itself: you handle direct messages for creators on OnlyFans, Fansly and Fanvue. The conversations are flirty and explicit and you write them on the creator’s behalf. You need to be 18 or over, you need written English at B2 or above, and you need a computer and a connection that survive a full shift. No previous experience is required and most people we hire have never done it.
Countries
Every country we publish a page for.
Each one carries its own shift table, pay comparison and payment routes.
Remote, full-time, one fixed eight-hour shift a day. The Philippines is where we hire most, and the shift table below is a large part of why.
Read the Philippines pageRemote, full-time, one fixed eight-hour shift a day. Indonesia spans three time zones, so the right shift here depends on which one you are in.
Read the Indonesia pageRemote, full-time, one fixed eight-hour shift a day. India is the only country on this list where the shift windows do not land on the hour.
Read the India pageRemote, full-time, one fixed eight-hour shift a day. Two of the three windows land inside an ordinary Pakistani day, so you can do this job here without working nights.
Read the Pakistan pageRemote, full-time, one fixed eight-hour shift a day. From Dhaka, the window named Overnight is an ordinary working day.
Read the Bangladesh pageRemote, full-time, one fixed eight-hour shift a day. Read the pay section before the shift table, because Malaysia is one of the places where that comparison is closest.
Read the Malaysia pageRemote, full-time, one fixed eight-hour shift a day. From Vietnam, one window is an ordinary working day and one is an ordinary evening.
Read the Vietnam pageRemote, full-time, one fixed eight-hour shift a day. The window names are written from UTC rather than from a Thai clock, which is the thing to check before you choose one.
Read the Thailand pageRemote, full-time, one fixed eight-hour shift a day. Nigeria is an hour ahead of UTC, which puts the middle window almost exactly on a Nigerian working day.
Read the Nigeria pageRemote, full-time, one fixed eight-hour shift a day. From Nairobi the middle window is an ordinary afternoon and evening.
Read the Kenya pageRemote, full-time, one fixed eight-hour shift a day. Ghana runs on GMT all year, so the shift windows need no arithmetic at all.
Read the Ghana pageRemote, full-time, one fixed eight-hour shift a day. One of the three windows fits a normal South African day. The other two are night work.
Read the South Africa page
What does not change by country
One role, one set of requirements, one application. Nothing on this list is negotiable by location, and nothing about the work is softer in one country than another.
- 18 or over. This is non-negotiable and verified before you reach live conversations.
- Comfortable writing mature, adult-themed conversation on behalf of creators on 18+ subscription platforms.
- Written English at B2 or above: natural, quick, and able to carry a tone.
- A computer (not a phone), a stable internet connection, and a quiet place to work a full shift.
- Available for one fixed 8-hour shift per day, six days a week.
- Reliable. Turning up on time matters more here than being the fastest typist.
Not on this list?
We hire from a good deal more than 12 countries. The application form carries the full list and you pick yours there. These twelve have pages because we had something specific to say about each of them, not because they are the only ones we accept.
If your country is not here, the thing to work out for yourself is the same one these pages do: take the shift windows on the role page, add your UTC offset, and decide whether the result is a shift you can hold for six days a week without resenting it.
Ten minutes now, or keep scrolling job boards.
No CV, no cover letter. A few questions about you, three written answers in your own words, and a decision within 3-5 business days.
Start your application