Online Web & Tech. Jobs (Work From Home)
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Web & Tech. roles
- Online Web Developer Jobs
- Online Full Stack Developer Jobs
- Online WordPress Developer Jobs
- Online Mobile App Developer Jobs
- Online Frontend Developer Jobs
- Online No-Code Developer Jobs
- Online Android Developer Jobs
- Online IOS Developer Jobs
- Online Webflow Developer Jobs
- Online Backend Developer Jobs
- Online PHP Developer Jobs
- Online Integration Developer Jobs
- Online AI Developer Jobs
- Online IT Support Technician Jobs
- Online CRM Specialist Jobs
- Online GoHighLevel Specialist Jobs
How much do online web & tech. jobs pay?
| Role | Hourly (USD) | Monthly (PHP, full-time) |
|---|---|---|
| Web Developer | $7–28/hr | ₱67,000–266,000 |
| Full Stack Developer | $10–50/hr | ₱95,000–475,000 |
| WordPress Developer | $6–24/hr | ₱57,000–228,000 |
| Mobile App Developer | $9–34/hr | ₱86,000–323,000 |
| Frontend Developer | $9–32/hr | ₱86,000–304,000 |
| No-Code Developer | $6–22/hr | ₱57,000–209,000 |
| Android Developer | $9–31/hr | ₱86,000–295,000 |
| IOS Developer | $10–34/hr | ₱95,000–323,000 |
| Webflow Developer | $7–25/hr | ₱67,000–238,000 |
| Backend Developer | $9–34/hr | ₱86,000–323,000 |
| PHP Developer | $7–28/hr | ₱67,000–266,000 |
| Integration Developer | $9–30/hr | ₱86,000–285,000 |
| AI Developer | $11–38/hr | ₱105,000–361,000 |
| IT Support Technician | $6–19/hr | ₱57,000–181,000 |
| CRM Specialist | $6–22/hr | ₱57,000–209,000 |
| GoHighLevel Specialist | $6–22/hr | ₱57,000–209,000 |
Typical ranges for remote Filipino specialists, reviewed July 2026. Paid in USD, direct to you.
Frequently asked questions
What online web development jobs can I apply for?
The steadiest demand is for WordPress Developers (building and maintaining client sites, themes, plugins, and WooCommerce stores), Webflow Developers (turning a design file into a responsive, CMS-driven site), Frontend Developers (building interfaces in React, Vue, or Next.js against a Figma file), Backend Developers (APIs, databases, authentication, and integrations), and Full Stack Developers (owning both sides of a small product). No-Code Developers building in Bubble and Airtable, PHP and Laravel Developers, Integration Developers, and IT Support Technicians are also hired regularly.
Do I need experience to get a web development job?
Some experience, yes, but it does not have to be paid experience. WordPress, Webflow, and no-code roles are the realistic entry points: a portfolio of three or four real sites you built, even for friends or local businesses, gets you interviews. Frontend and Backend Developer roles typically expect a year or two of production work and a public GitHub profile employers can actually read. Full Stack and mobile roles are the hardest entry: employers hiring there want shipped products, not tutorials. Build in public, keep your repos tidy, and write short case notes on what problem each project solved.
How much do online web development jobs pay?
The category spans $6 to $50 per hour, the widest of any on the platform. WordPress, Webflow, and no-code work starts around $6–$10 and reaches $15–$24 at senior level; Frontend and Backend Developers run $14–$22 mid-level and $21–$34 senior; senior Full Stack Developers reach $32–$50 and AI Developers $25–$38 on complex products. Rates are per hour worked and paid to you directly by the employer in USD, typically through Wise, PayPal, or direct deposit. FindTalent is free for talent: no placement fee and no cut taken from your pay.
What tools should I learn for web development work?
The non-negotiable base is HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Git with GitHub. From there pick a lane: React with TypeScript and Next.js for frontend; Node.js or PHP with Laravel plus MySQL for backend; WordPress and WooCommerce or Webflow for client-site work; Bubble and Airtable for no-code. Learn to read a Figma file properly (employers hand you designs, not instructions) and get comfortable consuming REST and GraphQL APIs. Kotlin, Swift, React Native, or Flutter open the mobile roles.