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What the work is

Paid work that improves AI: writing examples, rating answers, labelling data or recording speech. Almost all of it is remote and paid by the hour.

Who qualifies

Expert roles ask for a degree or licence in your field. Language roles ask for fluency. Many need neither: 101 are open to beginners.

What it pays

Most roles that state pay advertise $25–130/hr (the middle is $65/hr). Expert roles sit at the top.

Live data

What do AI training jobs look like right now?

AI training jobs advertise a median of $65 an hour across the 1,642 roles that state pay. 98% are fully remote, 19% are open to almost any country, and 47% need a language other than English.

Pay by type of work

Median advertised pay, from types with 30+ roles that state it.

Where you work

98%

of open jobs are fully remote, so you work from home and usually choose your hours. Remote jobs

Who can apply

19%

are open to almost any country. 54% take people from one country only, and 16% don't say. Check your country

Languages

47%

need a language other than English, most often Spanish, French, German. Language jobs

From the 2,357 live AI-training jobs on our board (171 added in the last 7 days), each checked at its source every 24 hours. Paid user-research sessions are left out. Pay by platform, profession and country

Platforms

15 platforms tracked · 11 hiring now

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Legit Score

A 0–100 rating for each platform, from payout reports, pay transparency and complaints.

  • Payout reliability35%
  • Pay transparency20%
  • Time in market15%
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Pay Index

What each platform advertises per hour, from 1,642 roles that state pay.

Highest median advertised pay

  • 10x Team$135/hr
  • Mindrift$100/hr
  • Mercor$80/hr
  • micro1$68/hr
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AI training jobs: questions people ask

How much does an AI trainer make?

Across the 1,642 live jobs on this board that list pay, most pay $25–130/hr and the median is $65 an hour. Entry-level transcription and labeling work can pay under $10 an hour. At the top end, platforms such as Mercor advertise expert roles for lawyers and doctors at $100–250 an hour.

Is an AI trainer a legit job?

Yes. Several companies pay contractors to train AI models: Scale AI (Outlier), Surge AI (DataAnnotation), Labelbox (Alignerr) and Toloka (Mindrift). Scammers impersonate these brands, so stick to each platform's own website when you apply, and never pay a fee.

Can I get paid to train AI?

Yes. You sign up with a platform, pass its assessment, then earn by the hour or by the task. Payment usually lands weekly or twice a month via PayPal, Stripe, Payoneer, Wise or Deel.

Is it hard to become an AI trainer?

The hard part is getting in. Most platforms screen applicants with a one-off assessment or an AI interview, and some simply never respond if you fail. Projects come and go, so many trainers sign up with two or three platforms.

Do I need a degree to train AI?

It depends on the role. Outlier requires every contributor to hold at least an associate degree, while Mindrift's open tasks call for no experience and 101 jobs on this board are open to beginners. For expert roles, expect to show a degree or license.

Are AI training jobs remote?

Nearly all of them are. You're a freelance contractor working from home, you pick your own hours, and most platforms show which countries they accept before you apply.

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