Labeling Jobs is a job board for remote data labeling, annotation and AI training work. Each listing shows the platform, the pay as reported, and which countries can apply. It suits freelancers looking for contract work.
What is Labeling Jobs?
The site collects remote contract roles from platforms that hire people to label data, annotate content and evaluate AI output. Each role page lists the hiring platform, the pay (for example $17 an hour, $80 an hour or $140 to $400 an hour), whether it is open worldwide or to specific countries, and when it was posted.
The site also has pages for platforms that hire, such as AfterQuery, Alignerr and Appen, with details on how applicants are assessed and paid. Browsing is possible by location, field and platform. Guides cover topics such as Spanish and German language AI work and transcription jobs. A sign-up form sends new roles as they are added. Listings are said to be checked against the posting platform, and roles that have closed stay online.
Who is Labeling Jobs for?
Freelancers, domain experts and students who want remote contract work training or evaluating AI. It lists roles for lawyers, doctors, auditors, engineers and language speakers, as well as some roles that need no experience. It is a listing site, not an employer, so applicants apply on each platform.
Highlights
- Job board with 1,014 open roles listed in its llms.txt
- Pay shown as the platform reports it, with estimates marked
- Shows which countries each platform accepts
- Marks roles that take applicants with no experience
- Closed roles stay online, marked as closed
- Guides on language-specific and transcription AI work
How much does Labeling Jobs cost?
Free. The site does not charge applicants. It earns a commission when someone signs up to some of the listed platforms, which it says does not change the price paid.
