About GigAgora
Independent research for people doing real AI work
GigAgora helps people understand remote AI training work before they invest time, share personal information or sit an assessment. Our job is to make changing platform rules easier to verify—not to promise access or a pass.
Independent by design
GigAgora is not owned, sponsored or endorsed by any AI work platform we cover. Platform names are used only to identify the services people are researching.
Primary sources first
We start with official opportunity pages, help centres, working-location policies and payment documentation. Community reports add context, but they do not override an official rule without corroboration.
Dates and uncertainty matter
Eligibility, rates and task availability change quickly. We date material, distinguish a published rule from contributor experience, and avoid promising that a queue or role will remain open.
Preparation, never impersonation
We teach transferable skills, rubric reading and practice methods. We do not publish live screening questions, sell accounts, defeat identity checks or submit work for another person.
How a GigAgora page is reviewed
- 1. Identify the exact question. Country eligibility, pay, assessment format and payout support are researched separately because one answer rarely proves the others.
- 2. Check the platform itself. We look for an official opportunity or policy that applies to the stated role and location.
- 3. Add real-world context carefully. Contributor reports can reveal delays, empty queues or interface changes, but we label them as experience rather than universal fact.
- 4. Record freshness. Material carries an update date, and readers are shown how to re-check a claim before applying.
- 5. Correct the record. When a rule changes or a supported correction arrives, we update the page rather than quietly preserving an outdated claim.