Top Online Tools for Side Hustlers

So, you’ve got a side hustle to bring in extra cash and hopefully, someday, replace your job. It’s a lot of work, isn’t it? On top of your main gig, you’re taking on an entirely new endeavor by yourself. There has to be a better way to do it, right?

Well, there is.  

Thanks to the internet, you have a ton of online tools at your disposal and they can help you take your side hustle to the next level.

Some of our recommendations are free, some are paid, and others are a bit of a mix of the two, but each one will provide you with a ton of value and help you grow your side hustle a lot easier.

Grammarly

If you’re doing anything that involves creating text content, Grammarly is a must-have tool for several reasons.

First, it can handle the bulk of your proofreading for you. This can cut a lengthy task down to just a couple of minutes of work.  While Grammarly an invaluable time-saver, one still has to be aware and careful regarding its suggestions which at times can be  rather awkward.

Grammarly offers a free  browser version, while its premium paid features give you access to real-time coaching and in-depth suggestions.

Finally, it gives you suggestions based on the type of content you’re creating. If you’re not a seasoned writer, this can help you look professional while preserving your as you're creating your own Facebook posts or web content.

In short, Grammarly can be a great tool for social media posts, writing gigs, or literally anything that requires you to write.

Notion

Notion is key and applicable for any sort of side hustle. It allows you to take notes, manage your project tasks, and keep track of your goals with ease. It also has a free tier that is more than enough for most people.

This will be extremely useful if your side hustle includes collaboration. Notion's project management features allows you and your partners to stay on the same page. And being able to see each other’s notes can save a lot of downtime that would otherwise be spent chitchatting over basic things.

Notion may be less useful if you’re working solo, but it still makes taking notes and keeping track of your various tasks a lot easier.

Typedream

Every business needs a site. That may not always seem practical for some side hustles, but your eventual goal should be to have an online headquarters from which to control to run your operations.

That may seem daunting, but Typedream makes it a breeze. Especially if it’s your first site and you’re focusing your time/effort on other items (e.g., growth).

Typedream allows you to create a website with nothing more than a bit of good old-fashioned typing. You don't have to know any coding languages, complex tags, or anything else. The user face is extremely easy to use, and you can have a stunning, professional-looking website in a fraction of the time it takes to create one traditionally.

Once you get to the point where a site is practical, hop on Typedream immediately.

AtomPay

Finally, your business needs a reliable tool to handle transactions. AtomPay gives you that. You make an account, send your customer a link on whatever platform you're speaking to them with, and within a couple of minutes you're set up with a variety of payment methods.

AtomPay the most flexible payment platform out there, and it will do a lot to reduce your sales friction.

Experiment and Stay Flexible

These are our top suggestions, but there are tons of online tools that will make your side hustle easier. Do your research and try as many relevant options as you can. After a short bit, you should have the perfect virtual toolbox to send your side hustle to the next level.

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