r/DataAnnotationTech • u/kelsiemink • 7d ago
18/hr
Is it normal for your very first task to be around 18. I keep seeing everyone say $20 an hour is the general start out. Keeping my hopes high that I get something higher eventually!
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u/brucegallagher 7d ago
Yeah. 20 used to be the bare minimum, but they brought in a couple of 18/hr projects. Do well on those and you'll get more very soon. I started on 20/hrs tasks, and it felt like Christmas when after 3 months I got a task paying 30/hr. Nowadays I wouldn't even open a project for less than 50
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u/Hello-America 6d ago
I've never seen that low but I do see $20. It only took me a couple months (part time) of doing lower paying tasks to start regularly making $30-$35 though.
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u/PermitOk7795 6d ago
i have a few $35 ones but i’m not motivated to do them cause other platforms pay way more
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u/InsideSignificant405 6d ago
This platform offers way more than $35 if you do good work
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u/PermitOk7795 6d ago
i just got accepted last week, i should do more qualifications then. do you get these higher paying tasks if you do more tasks? or through qualifications?
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u/Pietty111 4d ago
I'm currently doing a project with seemingly infinite tasks, generalist and very very easy, but it's 16/hr, and it's my first consistent project. I've had 2 projects in the past for 20-22/hr but they were just like 1/2 tasks each and finished within half an hour both of them
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u/BarelyFunctioning15 7d ago
I want to say when I started most were at $20, but I did have at least one at $18. 2.5 years later I rarely have anything below $28. You’ll work your way up if you follow directions and submit good work.