Pay from DayShift listings, open and recently closed, by role. Clients pay in SGD or MYR, so we also show pesos at the European Central Bank reference rate.
From 35 listings on 2026-10-06. Filled roles aren't counted, because their pay is hidden once someone is hired.
| Role | Per hour | Per month | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Social media | SGD 6 (about PHP 295) | SGD 500 to 1,200 (about PHP 24,558 to 58,939) MYR 3,500 (about PHP 53,755) | 10 |
| Admin assistant | MYR 20 (about PHP 307) SGD 6 (about PHP 295) | SGD 400 to 1,100 (about PHP 19,646 to 54,028) | 9 |
| Video editor | SGD 5 to 8 (about PHP 246 to 393) | SGD 420 to 550 (about PHP 20,629 to 27,014) | 8 |
| Appointment setting | MYR 20 to 25 (about PHP 307 to 384) | SGD 400 (about PHP 19,646) | 6 |
| Bookkeeping | SGD 5 (about PHP 246) | None listed | 1 |
| Graphic designer | SGD 8 (about PHP 393) | None listed | 1 |
Some listings pay per hour and some per month. Put in the rate and the hours you'd work.
On DayShift it depends on the role and the hours. The table shows today's ranges by role, and each listing shows its own pay before you apply.
Our clients are in Singapore and Malaysia, and your contract states the currency. The peso figures are a guide at the reference rate shown, not what lands in your account.
Multiply the hourly rate by your hours a week, then by 52, and divide by 12. The converter does it for you.
No. We never ask you to pay: no application fee, no placement fee, no training fee.
Peso figures: European Central Bank reference rates, via Frankfurter, dated 2026-10-06.