About Labeling Jobs

Searching for AI training work turns up the same three problems: aggregators that republish dead listings, forum threads where the pay figures are two years old, and platform landing pages that never say what the work actually pays. The useful information (what a platform pays, how often it pays out, and whether it accepts people in your country) is the part nobody publishes in one place.

Labeling Jobs is that one place. It is a small, curated board rather than a scraper: every listing is looked at by a person before it goes up.

A role is only published once its link has been followed to a real posting on the platform’s own site, its pay has been recorded as the platform states it or marked as an estimate where it does not, and the countries it accepts have been checked rather than assumed.

A closed role stops being listed as open and its page says so plainly instead of disappearing, because a link someone shared should still lead somewhere honest. A role whose link breaks, whose pay turns out to be wrong, or whose platform starts refusing the countries it claimed to accept, gets corrected or removed.

Some platforms pay a commission when someone signs up through a link here. That is the whole business model, it costs you nothing, and it does not decide what is listed or in what order. The affiliate disclosure sets out exactly how that works.

Spotted a closed role, a wrong pay figure, or a platform we should look at? Email contact@labelingjobs.net. A person reads every message.