The ClickEarners sales page, captured 2026-09-23
ClickEarners review
An information and training portal about finding freelance online assistant work from home
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
You want work you can do from the kitchen table, around school runs or a health thing or a job that already eats too much of you. So you start googling, and everything looks either like a scam or like it needs five years of experience you don't have. ClickEarners is aimed right at that moment. It's a paid members area that teaches you how freelance "online assistant" work operates and points you at places to find it: data entry, typing, customer service, online research, surveys, social media, admin. The site's own small print is the most useful thing on it, and it's worth reading twice. ClickEarners says plainly that it's an informational product, that there's a fee for the members area, and that they are not offering you a job and are not trying to find you one. So this is a directory and a course, not an employer. Everything after you pay is still on you: applying, competing, getting hired, doing the work well. If you're organised and will actually chase the leads, a structured starting point beats flailing around on Google. If you're hoping to log in and find work waiting, that isn't what this is, and the page's "start earning today" framing oversells it. No income figures are backed with evidence.
Pros
- Members area gathers training and leads in one place
- Genuinely upfront in its disclaimer that it isn't a job or an employer
- No recurring billing, one payment for access
- Covers a wide range of task types, so there's usually something you can do
Cons
- You still have to find, apply for and win the work yourself
- Price isn't shown until after you hand over your name and email
- Much of the information is findable free with patient searching
- The "earn today" framing sets expectations the product can't meet
What you get
Paid access to a members area with training modules, resources and support covering online assistant work: data entry, typing, transcription, customer service, online research, surveys, social media and admin. There's a marketplace where businesses can post tasks. You register with name and email first, then pay to activate. What you get is information and job leads, not an employer or a guaranteed placement.
Before you buy
- Use a spare email address for the registration step, since they say they'll email you regularly
- Find out the exact price and the refund window before you pay (ClickBank sales carry a standard refund policy, so check it on the order page)
- Be honest with yourself about time: this only pays off if you'll spend hours applying, not just reading
Who it suits
Someone brand new to remote work who wants an organised overview and will do the applying themselves, not someone who needs income this week
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