AI Trainers

Earn real money training AI. Anytime. Anywhere.

AI training jobs, no experience needed. Get paid $6 to $15+ an hour to record the things you already do, on your phone or a camera we send you. We contract with the largest AI and robotics labs in the world; they use the footage to teach machines how people actually get things done.

$6 to $15+ / hour Phone or a camera we send No experience needed Worldwide 18+
How it works

Three steps. No tricks.

01

Sign up

Five minutes. Tell us where you are, what you do day to day, what phone you have and how many hours you want.

02

Get matched with jobs

A real person reviews every profile. When a lab needs what you do, where you do it, we send the brief: what to record, how long, and the hourly rate, before you say yes.

03

Make money

Record, upload, get paid for every approved hour. Keep your quality high and you move to the front of the line for the next project.

What you record

Normal life, filmed from your point of view.

Robots and AI assistants learn by watching people. The labs we work with need hours of honest, everyday footage: hands, tools, objects, real kitchens and real workplaces. Not acting. Not a studio.

Where

Home, work, car, outdoors

Kitchens, workshops, offices, stores, warehouses, jobsites, gardens. If you spend time there, it probably counts.

Gear

Your phone, or a camera we ship

A recent phone (iPhone 12, Pixel 6, Galaxy S21 or newer) with a simple head or chest mount is enough. For some projects we send a camera and mount, free, and you send it back after.

Pay

$6 to $15+ an hour

Simple household tasks sit at the low end; skilled, specialist or equipment-heavy tasks pay more, and some projects go above $15. The rate is in the brief before you accept, and you are paid for every approved hour.

What you need

The short list.

18 or olderand able to work as an independent contractor where you live.
A recent smartphoneor the willingness to use a camera we send you.
A place you can legally filmwhere everyone who might appear is fine with it.
Reliable internetto upload a few gigabytes a week.
A few hours a weekmost trainers do 5 to 20. Some do more.
Careyou follow the brief, keep the camera steady, and do the task properly.
Your footage

Plain rules about your video.

You always know what a project is for before you record. Faces are optional on most projects and you can tell us up front if you would rather stay out of frame. Footage is licensed to the lab for training their models, not posted anywhere public. You can withdraw your profile any time by emailing us, and we delete it.

Is this a job or freelance?

Freelance. You are an independent contractor, you choose which projects to accept, and you are paid per approved hour of footage. Recruitmint handles the lab, the brief, the review and your payout.

How much can I earn?

$6 to $15 an hour depending on the task, and some specialist projects pay more than that. Everyday household tasks are at the low end; skilled trades, specialist equipment, driving and multi-hour projects pay more. Each brief shows its rate before you accept.

Who are the labs?

We contract with the largest AI and robotics labs in the world. Most projects are under NDA, so we name the client in the brief, not on this page.

Where do I need to live?

Anywhere we can pay you. Most projects are open worldwide; some need a specific country or language, which is why we ask.

Do I need experience?

No. You need to be good at the everyday things you already do, and careful with the camera. We give you a short guide and a checklist with every brief.

What counts as an approved hour?

Footage that follows the brief: the task is real, the camera is steady and well lit, the whole task is visible, and there is no idle time padding it out. We tell you exactly what was accepted and why.

How am I paid?

Bank transfer, Wise, Payoneer or PayPal, on the schedule stated in the brief, once a project's footage is approved.

Sign up

Become an AI Trainer.

About five minutes. Everything you enter goes straight to the Recruitmint team; nothing is public.

About you