Tech Professionals: Evaluate AI Website Critiques

What you'll do

You see two AI-written critiques of the same startup website side by side. You imagine you paid a small fee for this feedback, decide which version is better, more trustworthy and worth sharing, and then answer one short follow-up question explaining your choice. Terac says the aim is to learn what makes automated feedback trustworthy and worth buying, which will guide how AI evaluations are structured to give startup teams actionable advice.

It is a brief asynchronous task of about five minutes.

Who fits

• Tech professionals, startup founders and people familiar with website design or product marketing
• Product managers, designers, developers and early-stage entrepreneurs are named as welcome
• Comfortable reading critical feedback and quickly judging its clarity, accuracy and usefulness

The ad names no degree, minimum years or country restriction, so it is open worldwide.

What it pays

Terac's listing states $4, a single payment for the study. At about five minutes that works out to roughly $48 an hour if the estimate holds, but the ad does not say how or when payment is sent.

Worth knowing

Good:

• Very short; no ongoing commitment
• Remote and asynchronous, so you do it when it suits you
• Low bar to qualify if you know websites or product marketing

Less good:

• $4 is a small absolute amount, and signing up to Terac takes longer than the task itself
• It is one study, with no promise of follow-on work
• The listing closes on 29 October 2026, so it is only open for a few days
• The ad does not describe any screening

About this listing

Posted by Terac on its opportunities board, read on 26 October 2026. The Apply button leads to Terac sign-up; after joining, you find the study on the opportunities board under its title. We could not verify the payment method or timing. See Terac.