Why we read what platforms pay writers
A research desk that reads the public pay and job pages AI training platforms publish, for writing and grading work.
Why we built this
Pay figures for writers also appear on reposts, aggregators and affiliate lists, which we read but never quote, so the table carries only a rate a platform's own page states and the day we read it.
Who this helps
Working writers deciding whether evaluation, rewriting or creative task work is worth their hours.
On these pages
Start with the comparison: it answers one question, "ai training jobs for writers", on the page, with no account needed. Next come 3 guides on nearby questions. Then the data (figures, and how they were made) and the sources, every one linked.
- Creative writing AI training jobs: what the postings ask and pay: What creative writing AI training jobs ask for and pay, in micro1's, Mercor's and Handshake's own words: the bands on the table and who may apply.
- AI training jobs for writers pay, beside ordinary writing pay: The US federal median hourly pay for writers beside the AI training rates on our table, two of which come from Mercor postings closed when read.
- AI training jobs for writers requirements: how platforms check you write: How platforms hiring writers check experience, from the postings we read, and what the writers' bodies we read say about who may join.
Limits
- We never quote a rate from a repost or aggregator as if the platform said it.
- We never charge a writer to see a page or to apply.
- We never hand a writer's details to a platform.
The person responsible
Joseph Ellul-Turner, Director.
Questions
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Today this site has no paid relationship with any AI training platform. Any referral link added after a programme approves us will be labelled as one, and writers are never charged by us.