Students who are skilled in taking lecture notes can turn their skill into a side hustle by selling their notes online.
There are various online platforms that accept study notes, including Stuvia, Nexus Notes, and OneClass. Stuvia accepts anything from course notes and essays to summaries, papers, and more.
Once a seller publishes their work on Stuvia, they can set their own rates, and the platform markets the notes to everyone on the site. The average earnings that can be expected from a single document sale is $8.90, and the average note seller makes $103 a month on the platform.
Nexus Notes is a subscription-based platform for note sharing that allows sellers to upload notes, summaries, course guides, templates, and other material. The seller can either earn a percentage of Nexus Notes' subscription revenue based on how many times students view their notes or they can access other people's notes on the platform for free the more they upload. Docmerit is a fast and easy platform that allows note sellers to keep 85% of the sale. Once a seller sets their prices, they can receive the funds from their notes within 24 hours of making a sale.
To sell notes on OneClass, sellers apply as a notetaker for a specific course and then upload class notes and material to the site each week. They get paid on a per-class basis, with each course earning them $470, along with a reference letter they can use when applying for jobs in the future.
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