Remote community manager and moderator jobs in the US
Remote community manager and moderator jobs in the US, straight from company career pages. Updated every morning. Today: 20 jobs, 0 new since yesterday.
As of 25 October 2026, Psst lists 20 remote community manager and moderator jobs in the US from 19 companies. 15 of them (75%) ask for little or no experience. 70% are open only to people living in the US, and 3 can be done from anywhere. The typical advertised pay, where a US-dollar salary is listed, is about $110K a year.
Today's remote community manager and moderator jobs in the US
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- Members onlyCommunity Manager (Freelancer)Company hidden
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- Members onlyCommunity Manager (North America) - FTC 6 MonthsCompany hidden
- Members onlyEvents & Community ManagerCompany hidden
- Members onlyBrand & Community ManagerCompany hidden
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- Members onlyGrowth/Creator Community Manager (TikTok / Discord)Company hidden
- Members onlyReddit Community Moderator - Online Education (Contract)Company hidden
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- Members onlyCommunity Manager - Open SourceCompany hidden
Where you can live
| Location | Jobs |
|---|---|
| US | 17 |
| Anywhere | 3 |
| Europe | 1 |
| Canada | 1 |
| Latin America | 1 |
| Africa & Middle East | 1 |
Experience asked
| Level | Jobs |
|---|---|
| No experience | 0 |
| Beginner-friendly | 15 |
| Some experience | 3 |
| Senior | 2 |
Questions
How many remote community manager and moderator jobs in the US are there today?
On 25 October 2026 Psst found 20 remote community manager and moderator jobs in the US, 15 of them open to beginners. The list is rebuilt every morning from company career pages.
What do these jobs usually ask for?
Clear written English, a reliable internet connection and a quiet place to work. Beginner-friendly ones usually train you on the tools. Psst marks the experience each job asks for.
Can I really do these jobs from the US?
Yes. Psst only keeps fully remote jobs and shows where each company lets you live. Every job here accepts people in the US.