Content Lead
Pay not stated
saas.group
Content writer, copywriter or editor for a company in the US or Europe: articles, website pages, newsletters and ads in English. What it takes to compete with native speakers.
Writing in English is one of the few remote professions where you compete head-on with native speakers. Hence C1–C2, and employers look at your writing rather than certificates: does it read naturally to an American or British reader?
The roles differ: a content writer writes articles and guides for the blog and search, a copywriter writes short selling copy for pages, ads and email, and an editor polishes other people's work. Some companies also hire technical writers for product documentation.
Part of the work in this field is freelance or paid per piece, so confirm the format before you start.
Open jobs in this field that state pay (converted to a monthly figure):
| Job | Company | $ a month |
|---|---|---|
| Freelance Writer | IAPWE | 8,670–13,000 |
| Freelance Copywriter | Coalition Technologies | 1,670–2,920 |
For comparison: the average monthly nominal wage in Georgia was GEL 2,389 a month (Q2 2026)[1], about $919. In Tbilisi it was GEL 2,758 (Q2 2026)[2]. National Bank of Georgia rate: $1 = GEL 2.5987 on 16 October 2026[3]. Amounts in lari are approximate: you are paid in dollars.
Pay not stated
saas.group
$50–75 an hour ≈ $8,670–13,000 a month
IAPWE
$20,000–35,000 a year ≈ $1,670–2,920 a month
Coalition Technologies
Jobs we recruit for, jobs employers post on Stafka and jobs from the Remotive, Jobicy, We Work Remotely and Remote OK feeds that accept candidates in Georgia. You apply to a feed job on the site that published it.
3 minutes. Companies see an anonymous profile; only a company you approve gets your name and contacts.
You can add a CV file (PDF or DOCX) right after you sign up.
For product descriptions and simple copy, sometimes. For articles and ads aimed at the US market you usually need C1–C2.
Per word, per piece, hourly or as a monthly salary for full-time roles. Rates that companies stated in open jobs are shown on this page.
No. The portfolio decides. A degree helps, but the company cares about how you write now.