DataAnnotation
Remote platform for writing, coding and rating tasks that train chatbots, open only in some countries.
Checked 12 October 2026
DataAnnotation is reviewed here, but it has no public list of open roles with pay or dates to read each morning. No open roles are listed.
No referral link on this page.
How applying works
Go to DataAnnotation
This site does not read DataAnnotation's job list each morning, so there are no roles to pick here. Apply on its own site.
What happens next
You apply on the site, take an assessment and wait to be given projects. The details of the assessment and waiting time were not verified first-hand. Whether a referral program exists, and what it pays, is not verified.
The review
What DataAnnotation is
DataAnnotation is a platform that pays contractors for AI training tasks such as writing, coding and fact checks. Its public site is dataannotation.tech.
Who it hires
The site has role landing pages that describe kinds of work, but there is no public list of open roles with dates. Which projects you will see after sign-up is not visible from outside.
Listed pay
Pay not collected for this page; the home page shows ranges such as $25 to $50 per hour for generalist roles and $40 to $150+ for specialised roles (listed, not verified as typical). Check the site for the current listed rate.
Countries
DataAnnotation does not list eligible countries on its public pages. Third-party reviews report the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia (not verified); check at sign-up.
Is DataAnnotation legit?
Evidence in favour: it is a well-known platform with an active community on Reddit (r/DataAnnotationTech). Evidence against or open: no independent payment reports were gathered for this page, so reliability is not verified, and this page did not check what members report about waiting for work. Passing the assessment does not assure work.
What to check before you sign up
Because pay, dates and open-role counts are not public, the fair way to judge DataAnnotation is to read its own pages and recent community threads. Look for the current listed rate, the assessment format, what members report about waiting for projects, and whether your country is accepted at sign-up. Treat anything you cannot find in a primary source as not verified, including how many projects exist right now.
Payment
The payment method and schedule were not verified for this page.
Pros and cons
- Pro: an active community to ask for advice.
- Pro: a wide range of task types.
- Con: country access unclear.
- Con: the home page shows pay ranges, but there are no dates or open-role details in public.
- Con: no open-role list for outsiders.
On this site
This site does not list DataAnnotation jobs automatically, because it has no public job feed with pay or dates. This site is independent of DataAnnotation.
Head to head
Questions people ask
Which countries does DataAnnotation accept?
DataAnnotation does not list eligible countries on its public pages. Third-party reviews report the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia (not verified); check at sign-up.
What does DataAnnotation pay?
Pay not collected for this page; the home page shows ranges such as $25 to $50 per hour for generalist roles and $40 to $150+ for specialised roles (listed, not verified as typical).
Does DataAnnotation have a public job list?
No. It has role landing pages that describe kinds of work, but no public list of open roles with dates.
Does this site list DataAnnotation jobs?
No, because it has no public job feed with pay or dates.