DataAnnotation
Remote platform for writing, coding and rating tasks that train chatbots, open only in some countries.
Trust Is DataAnnotation legit?
Entry: unconfirmed
DataAnnotation shows projects inside your account after sign-up.
How applying works
- On DataAnnotation's site
Go to DataAnnotation
Create your account and apply on DataAnnotation's own site.
- Not checked first-hand
What happens next
You apply on the site, take an assessment and are then given projects.
The review
What DataAnnotation is
DataAnnotation pays contractors for AI training tasks such as writing, coding and fact checks. Its home page shows $25 to $50 per hour for generalist roles and $40 to $150+ for specialised roles (dataannotation.tech).
Who it hires
Role landing pages on the site describe the kinds of work. Projects appear in your account after sign-up, so there is no public list of open roles with dates.
Countries
DataAnnotation does not publish its eligible countries. Third-party reviews report the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia.
Is DataAnnotation legit?
Yes. DataAnnotation is a well-known platform with an active community on Reddit (r/DataAnnotationTech).
Strong points
- An active community to ask for advice.
- A wide range of task types.
What to watch out for
- Confirm the rate, the assessment format and the accepted countries on DataAnnotation's own pages; the country list above comes from third-party reviews.
- Read the community threads on waiting times for projects before you count on the income.
Head to head
Questions people ask
Which countries does DataAnnotation accept?
DataAnnotation does not publish its eligible countries. Third-party reviews report the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia.
What does DataAnnotation pay?
The home page shows $25 to $50 per hour for generalist roles and $40 to $150+ for specialised roles.
Does DataAnnotation have a public job list?
No. Role landing pages describe the kinds of work, and projects appear in your account after sign-up.