10 Holiday Work-From-Home Jobs Hiring Right Now (2026 Season)
Y'all, I know it's wild to say out loud, but Christmas is coming FAST — and if your gift budget is looking a little thin this year, a seasonal work-from-home job can be the difference between stressing and breathing. 🎄
Retailers and gift companies hire a small army of remote helpers every holiday season to answer phones, emails, and chats while the orders roll in. The sweet part? These are real, legit companies — and a few of these seasonal gigs quietly turn into permanent spots for the folks who shine.
I rounded up 10 seasonal openings that were checked on November 4, 2026. Holiday jobs fill up quick and can close at any time, so if one fits your life, don't sit on it — apply today.
1. Godiva (through pladis) — Seasonal Customer Care Representative — $19–$24/hour
Yes, the chocolate people! Godiva's parent company, pladis, is hiring remote seasonal reps across the U.S. to help customers by phone and email — placing orders, sending quotes, and solving problems. Pay runs $19–$24/hour with a quarterly incentive opportunity, full-time seasonal. You'll need a high school diploma, some customer-support experience, and Microsoft Office know-how (about four years of customer service or outbound sales is a plus, not a must).
2. Trade Coffee — Seasonal Customer Experience Associate — $28/hour
This one pays the most on the list! Trade Coffee needs remote seasonal associates for its busy November-through-January stretch, helping coffee lovers with questions about subscriptions, orders, and shipping by phone, email, and text. It's $28/hour on a contract basis, 24–32 hours a week during Eastern hours (9 a.m.–5 p.m.). No fancy requirements — just a real interest in coffee, clear communication, and the ability to work on your own. Shopify or Gorgias experience is a bonus, not a deal-breaker.
3. Velocity — Seasonal Call Center Tier 1 Agent — $25/hour
Velocity is hiring remote seasonal call center agents for a set run: November 9 through December 26, 2026. You'd take incoming support calls, troubleshoot equipment problems, update tickets, and pass the tricky stuff to the right team. Pay is $25/hour (no benefits on this seasonal role). Several day and evening shifts are available, and paid remote training runs Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Eastern with your camera on. You'll need a high school diploma or GED, Microsoft Office familiarity, your own Windows computer, two monitors, and reliable internet. No minimum years of experience listed!
4. Five Star Solutions — Seasonal Customer Service — $15/hour + $1 differential
Five Star Solutions is hiring remote seasonal reps to help with holiday orders (think gift baskets and food gifts) through Christmas. You'll mostly help customers place orders by phone, with some email and chat, and the role can include upselling. Pay is $15/hour plus an extra $1/hour for nights and weekends. Hours run 20–40 per week with shifts between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. Central, Monday–Friday and every other weekend. Paid training is just 1–3 days (8 a.m.–5 p.m. Central). You must be 18+, have basic computer skills, and pass a background check — 3–6 months of customer service is preferred but not required. You'll need a qualifying Windows computer, headset, and wired internet. Eligible states: AL, GA, ID, IN, IA, KS, LA, MI, MS, NV, NC, ND, OH, OK, PA, SC, SD, TX, TN, UT, VA, WV, WI, WY.
👉 Apply at Five Star Solutions
5. SC Contact Centers — Seasonal Customer Service Representative — $15/hour + commission
SC Contact Centers (an affiliate of Colony Brands) is hiring seasonal work-from-home reps in AL, AR, FL, GA, IA, KS, LA, MS, MO, NC, and WI — Missouri mamas, that's us! You'd answer incoming calls, take orders, track packages, and answer product questions, with some upselling. Pay starts at $15/hour plus upsell commissions. It's temporary, part-time, and flexible — a nice fit if you need to work around school schedules. Paid training is required (daytime, evening, or weekend classes). You need to be 18+ with strong computer and keyboard skills — no degree and no minimum experience listed. Equipment: a Windows 11 computer, wired broadband internet, and a wired USB headset.
6. Reformation — Seasonal Customer Love Associate — $17.60–$18.65/hour
Georgia mamas, this one's just for you — you must live in Georgia. Reformation is hiring seasonal associates to help shoppers with orders, shipping, returns, and product questions by email, text, and chat (very little phone time on this one!). Pay is $17.60–$18.65/hour, part-time at 8–29 hours per week, and you'll need flexible availability including evenings, weekends, and holidays (operating hours are 7 a.m.–9 p.m. Central, seven days a week). E-commerce customer service experience and Kustomer/Google Suite familiarity are preferred.
7. Fracture — Seasonal Customer Support Teammate — $17/hour
Florida friends, look here! Fracture (the glass photo print company) is hiring seasonal support teammates who work from home in Florida from November 16 through December 31, 2026. This one is mostly email — helping customers with orders, photos, returns, refunds, and adjustments. Pay is $17/hour. Choose Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Eastern, or Sunday–Thursday with flexible hours. You must be available November 27–29 (Cyber Weekend), but Christmas Eve and Christmas Day are NOT required. You'll need 1–2 years of retail or customer service experience, returns/refunds experience, help-desk experience, and basic photo-editing skills like Photoshop.
8. Harry & David — Seasonal Corporate Concierge Admin — $15.25/hour
Harry & David needs a seasonal corporate concierge administrator to help business customers with their gift orders. You'd handle calls and emails, gather missing order details, create invoices, and enter orders. Pay is $15.25/hour; exact weekly hours and end date aren't listed. The listing is based in Oregon and has work-from-home equipment requirements: a qualifying computer, two screens, USB headset, camera, and reliable internet. You'll need a high school diploma or equivalent, at least one year of customer service experience, and Microsoft Office skills (Salesforce is a plus). Heads up: the posting mentions classroom training without saying whether it's virtual — ask about that before you commit.
👉 Apply at Harry & David (Concierge Admin)
9. Uncommon Goods — Artwork Customization Assistant — $25/hour
Got Photoshop skills? Uncommon Goods is hiring remote seasonal artwork customization assistants in New York, Florida, or Texas. You'd personalize artwork templates with customers' text and images, check your work, and prep files for production. Pay is $25/hour as a 1099 independent contractor. Hours start around 8–16 per week and can climb toward 40 as holiday orders ramp up, with extra availability (including some weekends) needed during the November 15–December 25 peak. You'll need Photoshop and Illustrator skills, your own computer, reliable internet, work samples, and a recorded skills assessment. One honest note: the posting mentions late-September training and an October 1 start, so double-check the remaining start-date options before you plan around it.
10. Harry & David — Seasonal Customer Outreach Marketing Associate — pay not listed
Harry & David has a second seasonal opening, also listed in Oregon with work-from-home equipment requirements — this one is outbound sales. You'd call customers to recommend products, take orders, answer questions, and encourage add-on purchases. Pay is not listed in the employer's posting, and exact hours/end date aren't listed either, though flexible peak-season availability is needed. You'll need recent sales experience, a high school education, and typing of at least 35 WPM; call center experience is strongly preferred. Equipment: compatible computer, two screens, USB headset, camera, and reliable internet. This one is best for someone genuinely comfortable making outbound sales calls.
👉 Apply at Harry & David (Outreach Associate — search the role title on their careers page)
Before You Apply — 4 Quick Tips From a Mama Who Does This
1. Check the state list first. "Remote" does not mean "work from anywhere." Several of these only hire in certain states — scroll to the requirements before you spend 30 minutes on an application.
2. Training schedules are their own animal. The regular shift and the training shift are often different. Five Star's paid training, for example, runs 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Central even though regular shifts can fall anywhere from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Central. Make sure training week actually works with your family's schedule.
3. Seasonal can turn into steady. There's never a guarantee, but plenty of companies keep their best seasonal helpers on or extend them past the holidays. Treat a seasonal gig like a long interview — show up, be reliable, and you might still be there in March.
4. Apply fast and apply to more than one. These postings were checked November 4, 2026, but holiday openings can close any time. Send out a few applications instead of pinning all your hopes on one.
Phones not your thing? I get it — with kids at home, "quiet workspace" can feel like a fairy tale.
And if you're brand new to working from home and want the whole roadmap — the legit platforms, the gig apps, the exact order I'd sign up for things — that's exactly why I put together my guide:
Good luck, mama — go get that Christmas money! 💛
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