AIPayList

Data report · observed 2026-09-09

Which AI-work listings tell you what they pay?

This audit checks every open listing in AIPayList and keeps four answers separate: a concrete hourly figure, only a ceiling, another numeric pay unit, or no numeric pay. It measures disclosure in public job feeds, not platform quality, worker earnings or the offer any applicant will receive.

87%
publish a concrete hourly figure
235
publish only an advertised ceiling
83
publish task, project or salary pay
17
publish no numeric pay

n=2,581 open listings · published numeric pay in 99.3% · values refreshed with the source feeds

By platform

PlatformOpenConcrete hourlyCeilingOther payNo numeric pay
Alignerr528528(100%)000
xAI Specialist AI Tutors2828(100%)000
Meridial (Invisible)767759(99%)206
AfterQuery206204(99%)002
micro1345337(97.7%)053
Mercor395374(94.7%)0183
Terac5613(23.2%)0430
Babel Audio433(7%)20173
Handshake AI2130(0%)21300

Platforms with fewer than 10 open listings are marked as small samples. Their counts remain visible, but they should not be treated as a stable platform comparison.

How each listing is classified

  • Concrete hourly: a fixed hourly rate or range without an "up to" label.
  • Ceiling: an advertised maximum. A ceiling is not counted as concrete hourly pay.
  • Other pay: a numeric task, project or salary figure, kept in its original unit.
  • No numeric pay: the public listing gives no usable amount.

A transparent listing can still lead to a poor offer, short project or no work. A listing without a public rate can still be worthwhile. Use this report to see what is disclosed before applying, then judge the actual terms. Browse the live pay index, inspect the relevant platform page, or get matching role alerts.