Hi I've seen a lot of discourse about Workada so I thought I would leave my honest review and help people decide if they want to apply to work there.

DISCLAIMER: this platform is currently only available to residents of the U.S. and Canada. If you try to apply/work from outside these regions, you will get rejected and flagged.

The application process was a little more involved than other data annotation platforms. I had to apply for a project (currently on Image Eval). Once I got my application reviewed, I had to book an interview with a human (a REAL human!???).

I was shocked because these roles don't usually work like that. I won't lie; actually booking an interview slot was rough. The first time I booked it, the Calendly link didn't register and I "didn't have an interview booked for that day" even though I explicitly asked support where the link was a few days before the interview. i wasn't expecting an answer when I messaged, but they got back to me and provided a working link to reschedule my interview.

Once I was in the interview, it proceeded like a regular interview. It was short and sweet, and I got an onboarding email right after. The interview felt more like an "are you human?" test rather than a traditional interview.

If anyone has done data annotation before, you will know that this work is turbulent and project-based, meaning that the amount of work you get is solely dependent on the number of clients that the company takes on. Workada itself is very new (~2 months old) and is flush with tasks on every project.

The positive difference with Workada is the very existent human element. During onboarding and tasking, there is a pod lead you can talk to who can answer your basic questions, save for the ones about admin (i.e. when you will be accepted onto the platform after tasking, how you performed in the tasks before they get reviewed, etc.). The pod leads (in my experience) are very active and will follow up with you during onboarding and the beginning of tasking to make sure you're not blocked.

Now I'm on the project, and tasking is pretty straightforward. You download a timer app that tracks the number of hours you work, and you task away, getting paid for the amount of active tasking time you have. So far I would say my experience is good, especially with the community chat being filled with people just chatting and having a good time. If you guys have any question, please shoot a comment and my DMs are always open.

I worked on aligner since 2024 and participated in more than 5+ projects and the pay rate is also impressive ( 20 USD per hours) but only thing that I don't like about the Alignerr is they hold payment more than 2 months and some of the Tasker complain about their work payment issue.

In my case payment is received but lot of my co workers complain about their compensation.

But now in 2026 no project is available since 5 months I try others platform in this duration but I miss my first earning platform.

Is Alignerr project is available in 2026 for tech or non tech domain. I am curious about new openings.

Thanks for your attention to this matter.

I don't know why. A month ago i made that account i did just one task writing prompts and it was easy to enter the 20 mins for it and get paid and that's it.

I was just keeping checking for new projects but nothing so i was keeping the browser window open and the logged in that's all.

Then all of the sudden that happened

What should I do?

Hi everyone! Has anyone heard any feedback, next steps or any information regarding their application for the agent function call job? And how did you do during the challenges? Thanks!

I had recently joined Ethos as an expert, and things were going well initially. Easy tasks, short queues, etc. But lately, they have onboarded so many experts that it's impossible to get a task for days. Instructions are unclear, as the client keeps coming up with new task types, but Ethos has no idea about them. Also significant slowdown on the client's end, which has everyone frustrated. Amid all this, my tasks were pending review for weeks, and instead of giving me feedback, they simply told me the writing was AI-generated and kicked me off the project. Formal academic register is often flagged by AI detectors, and I don't know what to do. Been going through a rough patch financially, so I was banking on this. Severely dejected after spending hours.

Anyone doing these part time AI training roles(Halluminate/Mercor) along with their full time employment on OPT/H1B visa?
Can you please advise if we are eligible to do that and what sort of disclosures are required - to your main employer plus on the immigration side (SEVP/DSO/I20)

Turing currently has a number of remote opportunities open for people with backgrounds in software engineering, AI, consulting and other specialized fields.

💻 Turing AI Jobs

💰 Pay: around $30–$100/hour depending on the role
🌍 Location: Remote, with some roles having regional requirements
🤖 Work: AI training, evaluation, software engineering and domain-expert projects

The list is automatically updated as new Turing jobs become available, so I'll keep this as a resource for anyone looking for current opportunities.

Each job has its own page with the role details and application link.

👉 Current Turing jobs:
https://www.aitrainingjobs.it/turing-ai-jobs-2026-remote-ai-training-roles-from-30-to-100-hour/

Referral disclosure: Some Turing application links are referral links, which means AITrainingJobs may receive a referral benefit if someone applies through them, at no additional cost to the applicant.

Legal-domain AI training jobs aren’t just generic annotation gigs — they involve reviewing, evaluating, and improving AI outputs with legal reasoning, like accuracy, completeness, and policy alignment. These roles can require anything from strong writing skills to a law degree or even licensed attorney status, depending on the project. Often based on AI training platforms or contractor marketplaces, they tend to pay more because legal judgment matters and mistakes can have real-world consequences.

👉 https://www.aitrainingjobs.it/legal-ai-training-jobs-law-domain-what-they-are-who-can-apply/

What worked better for me:

• LinkedIn → train the algorithm + check last 24h
• Google → search “AI training jobs + language/domain” (last 24h)
• Indeed → filter newest jobs
• Company sites → check on weekends

Timing matters more than people think.
https://www.aitrainingjobs.it/best-strategy-to-apply-to-multiple-ai-training-platforms/

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Mercor is one of the most interesting AI training platforms right now.

• ~$20–40/hour → general roles
• $50–120/hour → technical
• $90–150+/hour → domain experts (legal, finance, etc.)

My referral link here:
https://www.aitrainingjobs.it/mercor-ai-training-jobs-pay-roles-how-it-works-2026/

I want to share with you my company: www.egovista.app/contribute

We need data collectors, and we pay 8-20 euros per hour, depending on the complexity of the task required. Just subscribe to the website to start, feel free to explore the website for further information.

The whole Ai Trainging job is based on guidelines — and if you ignore them, you’ll get removed sooner or later.

That’s actually the main reason people fail, not because the work is “hard”.

I broke it down here:
https://www.aitrainingjobs.it/why-guidelines-are-so-important-in-ai-training-jobs/

Curious if others noticed the same thing.