Pay, as the pages put it
AI training jobs UK pay: what the platforms' own pages say
Updated
None of the 7 platform pages on the UK table states a pay rate, so the pay question has to be put to the platform itself; what 5 of them do name is how the money leaves them.
Talk to a specialist UK eligibility as the board reads each platform's page, and the payout method in the page's own words, platform by platform.
No pay rate on the UK table
7 of the 7 pages state no pay rate. A few mention a rate without giving one: micro1's experts page quotes an expert saying that once you're in, you start working at your hourly rate right away, OneForma's home page says you see your rate before you accept any project, and Outlier's FAQ that you'll always see the tasking rate before starting any project.
Source: AI training platforms and the UK: the board
How the pages say you are paid
- Mindrift: through its payment partners, Payoneer or Tipalti (PayPal), depending on the withdrawal method you select.
- Outlier: PayPal, Airtm or ACH bank transfer, its FAQ says.
- Remotasks: taskers paid weekly via PayPal or AirTM, its home page says.
- Neevo: its home page lists a PayPal account among what you will need.
- OneForma: its own answer on how and when you get paid names no route; a contributor's line on its home page says they were paid on time through Payoneer.
- LXT and micro1: the careers page and experts page on the table name no payout route.
Minimum payout: only OneForma answers
OneForma's home page answers how and when you get paid with "Payment is fast and fee-free, with no minimum thresholds." The other 6 pages on the table do not state how much you must earn before you can withdraw, so ask before you count on a first payout.
What you keep before tax
GOV.UK's guidance on tax-free allowances sets the trading allowance at up to £1,000 a year for individuals with trading income. Whether pay from a platform counts as trading income is a question for HMRC's own guidance, not for this table.
Source: GOV.UK, tax-free allowances on property and trading income