Here Are 4 Side Hustles For Early Birds And Night Owls, One Pays Up To $100 Per Hour

Side hustles have emerged as an ideal avenue to generate supplementary income. With their flexibility, now is a prime moment to explore these opportunities and earn extra cash. 

Whether freelancing or utilizing online platforms, side hustles can provide financial benefits while accommodating personal schedules, whether you are an early bird or a night owl.  

According to a report by CNBC, here are the four side hustles which can pay you up to $100 per hour. 

Eldercare

Elder care as a side hustle has gained significant prominence in recent times. With an aging population and increased demand for personalized care, providing assistance and support to seniors has become a viable option for those seeking to make some extra bucks.

"Elder care is becoming an increasingly big issue," said Kathy Kristof, CEO and editor of SideHusl.com, according to CNBC. "With the baby boomer generation getting older and older," a growing number of those older adults need "either full-time help or help at nighttime," she added.

According to SideHusl.com, a person can set the service rates from $15 to $50 per hour, out of which one has to pay $15 to $17 per year for a background check or $9 per month for a membership. 

Parking lot cleanup

Engaging in parking lot cleanup as a side hustle can offer a viable and flexible opportunity to earn extra income, and taking up parking lot cleanup as a side hustle provides many benefits.

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"Sweeping up litter from parking lots is another one that is best done early morning or late at night when the parking lots are empty of cars," CNBC quoted Nick Loper, founder of Side Hustle Nation, saying.

"Typical pricing maybe $300-500 a month, depending on the size of the lot and frequency of the cleaning, but can be consistent recurring revenue," Loper said.

Tutoring

Tutoring is a lucrative option for a side hustle, offering the opportunity to share knowledge and skills while earning extra income.

"If you like helping kids or adults improve language, math, and other skills, consider picking up some tutoring gigs. For example, some parents might look for tutoring slots before their kids go off to school, and adults in different time zones could match up with your morning schedule," Kristof said. 

Platforms like AmazingTalker and Wyzant present opportunities for virtual teaching with the flexibility to set individual schedules and rates. According to these platforms, tutors can earn between $16 and $100 per hour.  

Wyzant tutors specialize in a wide range of school subjects, including algebra, physics, and reading, and typically earn between $25 and $100 per hour, as reported by Sidehusl.com.

Hospitality staff

If you enjoy working with people and have the energy to spare late into the night, hospitality can be an excellent choice for a side hustle. 

"Food service can be a late-night gig, with many bars and restaurants in big cities staying open until midnight or 2 a.m.," Kristof said. "Event staff at music venues also tend to stay late for cleanup "even if the concert is over at 11 p.m."

Kristof said that side hustlers who find work on related websites can expect to get a minimum wage of about $30 per hour.

This story is part of a new series of features on the subject of success, Benzinga Inspire.

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