Browse home-based business opportunities you can run from your own space, from consulting and coaching to e-commerce and virtual services. Compare the cost, the work involved, and the terms before you decide.
A home-based business opportunity is a business you can operate mainly from home, often with a computer, a phone, and a reliable internet connection. Models range from online services and e-commerce to coaching, referral programs, and affiliate programs. Working from home removes the commute, but it does not remove the work. Each listing describes what the business involves, so read what you would be doing day to day and how customers find you. Check local zoning rules, licensing requirements, and the tax treatment of a home office.
What to compare
What would I do each week, and how many hours does it take?
How do customers or clients find me?
What equipment, software, or inventory do I need to buy?
Are there licensing, zoning, or insurance requirements where I live?
Can I start a home-based business on a small budget?
Some home-based opportunities advertise low startup costs, while others require inventory or equipment. Compare the total cost, not just the first payment.
Do home-based businesses have tax rules I should know about?
Yes. Home-office deductions and self-employment taxes have specific requirements. Read our guide on home-based business tax deductions and talk with an accountant.
SmartBizOpps is a marketplace. Listings are provided by the businesses and sellers named in them. Review each offer yourself and consult a qualified attorney or accountant before you sign or pay.
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