Remote video meeting support

Help teams run smooth online meetings, with set-up help and live backup support.

Startup costC$500 to C$2.5k
Monthly revenueC$800 to C$4k
Time needed8+ h/week
First incomeWeeks
  • C$500-2.5k
  • Side hustle
  • Online

Estimates for a small start in Canada, not guarantees.

What it is

You help organizations get the most from Zoom, Teams or Google Meet. That means configuring accounts and settings, advising on equipment, and running or monitoring large calls and webinars as a producer or moderator.

Your first three steps

  1. Pick the platforms you will support and write a short service menu with prices
  2. Offer to produce a webinar or run a call for a local organization at a reduced rate to get a testimonial
  3. Set up a simple website, booking link and a business email, and register your business with your province
Who pays

Small businesses, training providers, non-profits, coaches and organizations that host regular webinars or all-staff calls.

How it makes money

Hourly rate or per-event fee for live support, plus a monthly retainer for set-up, troubleshooting and staff help.

Skills that help
  • Deep knowledge of the main meeting platforms
  • Clear, friendly communication over the phone and chat
  • Staying organized across several clients
Watch out for
  • Insurance such as tech errors and omissions, so check what cover suits remote work
  • Privacy rules when you can access client accounts and recordings, so check your province and the federal rules
  • Using client-approved tools and strong passwords for any admin access
  • Check whether you need a home-based business licence from your municipality
  • In Quebec, check French-language requirements for client-facing material

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Questions people ask

How much does it cost to start a remote video meeting support business?

Startup costs are estimates, typically around $500 to $2,500, depending on the computer, headset, camera and software you already have. Because the work is done remotely from home, you don't need premises or a vehicle.

How much can I earn helping teams with online meetings?

Estimates suggest monthly revenue typically around $800 to $4,000, depending on how many clients you support and how often you run or moderate calls and webinars. You would likely need at least about 8 hours a week.

What rules and insurance should I check in Canada?

Check privacy rules in your province and federally, since you may access client accounts and recordings. Also look at tech errors and omissions insurance, any home-based business licence, and Quebec French-language requirements for client-facing material.

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