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$63median an hour, across 508 roles that state a rate. The top tenth pay $130 or more.
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Pay today
Today 2,720 open roles on 47 platforms pay a median of $63 an hour, and the best-paid tenth pay $130 or more.
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Common questions
What are AI training jobs?
AI training jobs pay people to teach and test AI models: writing example answers, rating and ranking AI responses, checking facts in their field, recording speech, labelling data and trying to break models safely. They are usually remote, freelance and paid by the hour. As of 25 October 2026, AI Train Job lists 2,720 open AI training roles from 47 platforms.
How much do AI training jobs pay?
Across 508 distinct open roles that state an hourly rate in US dollars (25 October 2026), the median is $63/hr, the typical range is $40–100/hr, and the top 10% pay $130/hr or more. We use the top of each posted range and never guess a currency or convert monthly pay into hourly pay.
Which AI training platforms pay the most?
Among platforms with at least three roles that state an hourly USD rate, the highest medians right now are Askable ($150/hr), Mercor ($100/hr), Ethos ($100/hr). Pay depends on the field, your experience and the project, so compare individual roles before you apply.
Are AI training jobs legit?
Many are, and every role here links to the platform’s own job board so you can check it. Legitimate platforms never ask you to pay to apply, never ask for bank details by email and describe the work, pay and application steps clearly. Always confirm a listing on the official site before sharing personal information.
Do I need experience?
Not always. Some roles are open to generalists and fluent speakers, while the best-paid work usually asks for a degree or professional licence in the field. Use the “No experience needed” filter to see roles whose titles say they are entry level.
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