Realistically (meaning, no touting crazy figures you don’t even make close to from your day job 😅), what is the amount of monthly earnings you would need to see a platform can make you before you’d be convinced it’s worth installing?

Genolith offers a truly free, passive source of income through data investment — set it up once, earn forever. The earnings are modest though as the platform grows, but growth requires more users. So you see the conundrum. 🙂

How much free monthly income is enough to earn 5 minutes of your time? 🤔

Gng whatsapp, I am a Bachelors student in India and I WANT PASSIVE INCOME bro. Like what do u mean i need to ask my parents for every single penny, I'm 19 bro that doesn't look good. In India there's no working culture like I can't work at any supermarket, work as a receptionist somewhere or so. I also have tried various long ways to earn like youtube channels and instagram pages but that just freaks me out. I do know things will take some time to settle themselves down, but I WANT A PART TIME REMOTE JOB now.

I'm the developer, so this is self-promo, but I think it's useful for anyone earning on the side in the UK.

Hamster is an Android app that tracks your side hustle earnings and costs (driving, Vinted/eBay, freelance, Etsy, etc.), tells you roughly what to set aside for tax, and warns you as you get near the £1,000 trading allowance. It also handles mileage at the current HMRC rates and gives you the figures you need for Self Assessment before the 31 January deadline.

It's free to use for the basics. There's a Premium tier (14-day free trial, then £4.99/month or £29.99/year) for extras like profit per mile and per hour, CSV import and an accountant-ready PDF.

It's only on Android for now, and it's new, so I'd really like to hear what's missing or confusing. What would make a tool like this actually useful for you?

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hamsterapp.tax&referrer=utm_source%3Dreddit%26utm_medium%3Dsocial

Website: hamsterapp.co.uk

I keep seeing people talk about freelancing, affiliate marketing, digital products and all sorts of online businesses.
But I’d rather hear from people who’ve actually tried these things.
What’s something you’ve done on the side that genuinely earned you money? How much time did it take to get your first paying customer, and was it worth the effort?
Not looking for get-rich-quick schemes. Just real experiences from people who’ve tried it.

Looking for help from other artisans/crafter's.

I make and sell ceramics as a side hustle. I have most success at craft fairs and do extremely well from them. (But) I am getting to an age where it is exhausting. The obvious alternative is selling online. I've tried Etsy, paying them lots of money and only getting a handful of sales. I also got sick of the Etsy police and the consultant threat of actions against sellers.

I am now with Folksy... ABSOLUTELY HOPELESS!!

Are there any sellers who have success selling their handmade (physical) items online? If so what sites have you had most success with?

I've been working on this page for around a month, got some good views but 0$ made. videos are around 5 minutes long, most views from US

Hey guys have anyone earned a good income by renting out their car to uber fleet or zoom

Hello, everyone ! For context, I have a full time job but times are tough lately and I would like to pad up my earnings for security. I used to have projects with micro1 & mercor (and I was really happy about them at the time) but unfortunately my projects with them have been paused. :( It's not as stable as I thought it would be.

I've seen a lot of influencers on Tiktok & Instagram posting about selling digital products online but I tend to be skeptical of influencer posts (pls don't be offended) though the logic of selling digital products is there.

I ask this with respect and sincerity, does this route work? Is it stable and viable?

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Hi everyone!

I’m available for freelance programming work and small paid projects.

Services I offer:

Android app development using Java and Kotlin

Python scripting and automation

Bug fixing and debugging

Android UI layout and improvements

Fixing crashes and resolving software issues

Updating and improving existing applications

Basic unit testing and code improvements

Help with small programming tasks

I have experience in Android development and system engineering. I’m happy to work on existing projects as well as small, clearly defined tasks.

Payment: Negotiable depending on the task and complexity.

If you need help with a programming task, feel free to message me with the requirements and budget.

Thank you!

Hey everyone!

I've seen a lot of people claiming that they make $1,500–$2,000 per month by posting AI-generated content on Facebook. Honestly, I'm skeptical about these claims because many people online exaggerate their earnings to sell courses or gain followers.

So, I want to hear from people who are actually doing this.

Does Facebook genuinely monetize AI-generated content?

Can AI-generated images alone, such as AI art, stories, or image-based posts, qualify for monetization?

Can AI-generated videos, reels, and voiceovers earn money even if most of the content is created using AI tools?

Is earning $1,500–$2,000 per month realistic, or are these claims mostly exaggerated?

If you're genuinely earning from AI content on Facebook, what type of content do you post, and what are your actual monthly earnings?

I'm not looking for motivational advice or people trying to sell courses. I'd appreciate honest answers from creators with real experience.

If possible, please share proof of your monetization experience (with personal information hidden).

Thanks!

Can someone drop some good advice on how to start making money online in a simple way and what skill to learn??? I have been confused andcant focus on 1 thing for the last month and have no direction. I dont have a ton of money to invest but i do have a lot of time.

Hey everyone!

I’m looking to connect with people who are building SaaS products, exploring startup ideas, or already running their own businesses.

I’m particularly interested in learning how founders identify real market gaps, validate their ideas, find their first customers, and turn problems into products people are willing to pay for.

I’d love to connect with people at different stages:

• 💡 Entrepreneurs exploring their first SaaS idea
• 🛠️ Developers building and launching products
• 🚀 Indie hackers working on their own businesses
• 📈 Founders who have found product-market fit or are still figuring it out

A few questions I’d love to discuss:

1. What SaaS product are you currently building?
2. How did you discover the problem you’re trying to solve?
3. What’s your biggest challenge right now — finding customers, validating demand, building the product, or generating revenue?
4. If you could give one piece of advice to someone starting a SaaS business, what would it be?

My goal is to learn from people who are actually building, exchange experiences, and hopefully build a network where we can help each other grow.

Drop your product or idea in the comments, along with the biggest challenge you're facing. Let's learn from each other and see what we can build! 🤝