7 Ways To Make $100/Day in 2026 (100% Halal)

Business-focused summary (7 online side hustles to target ~$100/day)

1) AI-assisted copywriting (email/ads/scripts/web funnels)

How it’s positioned

• Use AI to draft conversion-focused copy (emails, ad scripts, YouTube scripts, PDF/guides, website funnel copy).
• Avoid “AI-sounding” output with constraints like reading level (e.g., “use English below level four”).

Operational steps / workflow

• Create a new project in an AI writing tool (example: cl.ai/Claude).
• Prompt for conversion outcomes (e.g., “write emails that convert readers into customers”).
• Add style guardrails (example: “Don’t write like AI… use English below level four.”).

Monetization playbooks

• Package pricing for bulk volume
  • Example pricing: 5 emails for $100 or 10 emails for $100 → ~$10/email
  • If it takes ~2 hours to generate 10 emails → ~$50/hour claim
• Upsells / extensions
  • Repurpose the same approach for:
    • Video scripts
    • Ad copy
    • PDF guides
    • Website/funnel copy
  • Example offer: feed the AI a creator’s content, generate 10 video ideas, and charge $100.

KPIs / numbers mentioned

• Typical market pricing per email: $20–$100
• AI execution time claim: ~3 minutes to generate an email
• Implied target: close enough clients so daily output supports ~$100+/day

Actionable recommendations

• Start by selling sequences (e.g., 5–10 email packages) rather than single emails.
• Hire/collaborate later: test writers by having them write 1–2 emails, then progress to 5–10 email sequences and potentially full-time roles.

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2) High-ticket sales (phone closing) — “earn what you kill”

Business model

• Take sales calls selling solutions priced $1,500–$10,000.
• Commission structure: ~10% of the sale.
• Average close rate: ~20%.

Key math / targets

• Example workload: 5 calls/day, 1-hour calls
• With commission ~10%:
  • Expected daily earnings range: $150 to $1,000 (based on assumed sale value/close behavior)

Requirements (execution prerequisites)

• Native-level English for US prospects
• Charisma / “energy” for sales calls
• Resilience for rejection (sales treated as a numbers game)

Actionable recommendation

• Ensure you can sustain high-volume dialing/calling; success depends on contact volume + close rate.

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3) Appointment setting (qualify + set expectations + book calls)

Business model

• Appointment setters feed qualified leads to closers.
• Pay: ~5% of the sale.
• High performers cited: booking 11–20 calls/day.

3-step playbook

1. Qualification: avoid wasting the closer’s time (closer gets paid by outcome).
2. Set expectations: help prospects understand the solution, affordability, and “why it makes sense” before the call.
3. Set the call: send a calendar link for booking.

KPIs / numbers mentioned

• Per-sale income: ~$75–$500 per sale (derived from earlier high-ticket assumptions)
• Example setter results claimed:
  • If 20 calls/day and 50% close rate → ~$750/day (using $75 low-end per call)
• Pay example: speaker claims paying a top appointment setter $6,000 cash last month

Actionable recommendations

• Frame “expectation setting” as a conversion lever: pre-wire prospects so closers spend time productively.
• Optimize lead quality first to protect closer conversion and reduce sales pipeline churn.

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4) Video editing (specialize to avoid “saturated offers”)

Positioning

• AI editing tools aren’t strong yet; learning is emphasized.
• “Saturation” is treated as offer saturation, not market saturation.

Specialization options + pricing

• Vlog editing
  • $200–$500 per vlog
  • Delivery time: 2–5 days
• Documentary-style educational edits
  • Target clients with music constraints or halal compatibility needs
• Short-form repurposing (retention-first)
  • Edit long-form YouTube content into Shorts/TikTok/IG clips
  • Competency: retention (short-form viewers are easily distracted)

Offer-building tactics

• Use creator YouTube Studio analytics to find:
  • retention spikes
  • timestamps from likes/comments or audience drop-off/re-engagement points
• Extract “best advice” segments and edit them with context for reposting.

KPIs mentioned

• Vlog economics: $200–$500 per project, 2–5 days
• Focus: delivery time + per-project revenue (no explicit CAC/LTV provided)

Actionable recommendations

• Don’t copy generic high-effect styles.
• Pick a niche (vlogs vs documentary edits vs retention shorts) and become excellent there.

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5) Website creation using AI + outsourcing

Business model

• Sell “website improvement + build” packages.
• Entry path: AI-assisted production + optional human freelancers for quality.

Special offer / execution process

• Research top 10–20 websites in a specific industry.
• Analyze them and compile a Google Doc.
• Target businesses with weak websites:
  • Option A: sell the analysis doc
  • Option B: do the full build (done-for-you work; speaker’s expectation is client demand)

Two build paths

1. Outsource via Upwork
   • Hiring cost for dev/build: $50–$100
   • Your role becomes sales + brokering; design experience not required because the freelancer does it
2. Build yourself using AI tools
   • Low upfront costs; “volume game” via cheaper pricing + faster delivery
   • Scaling idea: outsource until confident, then bring work in-house and potentially create a web design agency with multiple builders

KPIs / revenue targets

• Price target: $300–$400
• Example revenue: sell 5/month → $1,500/month
• Stated economics: $300 × 5 with minimal ongoing work in the fully outsourced model

Actionable recommendations

• Differentiate with structured competitive research (the “top sites” doc), then sell execution—not only advice.

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6) Business automations (Zapier / Make.com)

Business model

• Automate repetitive workflows for companies with many employees/customers.
• Example automation triggers:
  • Send an email when a new customer comes in
  • Notify employees when customers submit specific requests

Playbook

• Identify time-consuming manual tasks.
• Use Zapier (or Make.com) to connect tools (example stack: Google Sheets, Slack, Discord, email).
• Create “zaps” = lists of actions triggered by events.
• Start with small projects priced $50–$100.
• Build a portfolio, then scale to larger automation “stacks” for higher fees.

KPIs

• Pricing ladder: $50–$100 to start (no further numeric targets provided beyond “work your way up”)

Actionable recommendation

• Treat automations as a long-term asset (“build a stock of automations”) with an implied path to retainer-like expansion.

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7) Influencer marketing agency / agent (Halal-compliant)

Business model

• Find influencers and broker brand deals.
• Earn commission on deals (speaker says this was used personally for early income).

Compliance / filtering rules

• Avoid “haram influencers”
  • Example filters mentioned: music usage; certain niches/behaviors described as disallowed

Partner selection constraints

• Influencer follower band: 200k–500k followers (framed as optimal for brands paying)
• Commission range for beginners: 15%–20%

Deal process / operations

• Sign contracts:
  • Contract between influencer and agent (to secure commission)
  • Contract between brand and influencer
• Use a document tool (example referenced: Docu/“doing pendoc”) to generate online contracts
• Operational control requirement:
  • ensure the brand never gets in touch with the agent (prevents cutting out the intermediary)

Revenue metrics & examples

• Early expectation: $1,000–$2,000/month working ~20 hours/week
• Claimed case study:
  • influencer agent closed $12K deal
  • made ~$3K profit (~25% of deal) from a single deal
• Additional examples shown (varying outcomes):
  • $1,200 deal → $400 profit
  • $3K deal → $1K profit
  • $1,200 with $800 profit (presented as an additional example)
• Long-term scaling claim: up to $100K/month (later stage, after establishing the agency)

Actionable recommendation

• Start narrow: work with 1–2 influencers you can actively manage.
• Help them find brands and structure agreements that protect your commission.

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Frameworks / playbooks explicitly implied or stated

• Bulk packaging for services (copywriting)
  • Fixed packages (e.g., 5 emails / 10 emails) to maximize output-to-income.
• Sales pipeline mechanics
  • High-ticket: relies on close rate and call volume.
  • Appointment setting: qualification → expectation setting → booking.
• Offer differentiation despite “saturation” (video editing)
  • Pick a narrow editing niche (vlogs vs documentary edits vs retention Shorts).
• Competitive benchmarking (website creation)
  • “Analyze top 10–20 sites in an industry” → produce an actionable asset (Google Doc) and/or a done-for-you build.
• Automation systems thinking (Zapier/Make)
  • Treat automations as triggered action chains (“zaps”) and expand from small to large.
• Agency deal structuring (influencer marketing)
  • Use contracts to formalize commission splits and protect the intermediary role.

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Presenters / sources

• Presenter: Habib (referenced in subtitles)
• Tools/sources mentioned:
  • Claude / cl.ai
  • Zapier
  • Make.com
  • Upwork
  • YouTube Studio analytics
  • Online contract tool referenced as “doing pendoc”