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Disclosures and disclaimer

Last updated 13 November 2026

Plain answers about how this site makes decisions and money, and what you can and cannot rely on.

How the site is funded

  • Employer listings. Employers can pay to post a listing or to feature it. Paid and featured listings are labeled, and we review every listing before it goes live. Payment does not change any pay statistic or ranking of platforms.
  • Advertising and affiliate links. We do not currently show third-party advertising, and we have no affiliate commission arrangements with the companies we list. If that changes, we will say so on this page before it starts, and any paid link will be marked.

Our relationship with remowork.life

Most listings come from remowork.life, a remote job site run by the same people who run AI Training Jobs. We disclose this because it is a connection, not an independent source. In practice:

  • Apply buttons for these jobs can pass through remowork.life, which records the click so it can tell this site sent the visit, and then sends you to the employer.
  • We recommend remowork.life's resume, headshot, and interview tools on some pages, using links that tell remowork.life where the visit came from. We say so where they appear.
  • Pay statistics and rankings are calculated from the listings by the same rules for every company, including companies with no connection to us. See the methodology.

Pay figures and earnings estimates

Pay figures are calculated from the rates employers post in their listings. They show what is advertised, not what any worker earned or will earn. Projects can pause, rates can change, and many roles need a test or approval first. The earnings calculator multiplies a posted rate by the hours you enter and is an illustration, not a promise or a forecast. Taxes, fees, and unpaid time are not included.

Not advice, and no endorsement

Nothing here is career, legal, tax, or financial advice. Listing a company does not mean we endorse it, vouch for it, or guarantee that its work, pay, or payment terms are what a listing says. We review listings for signs of fraud, but we cannot check every employer. Do your own checks (see how to tell real work from a scam) and never pay to get work. The scam checker looks for common warning signs in text you paste. It can miss scams and can flag honest posts, so use it as one input.

Other companies' names and logos

We show the names and logos of employers and platforms to identify their jobs and to compare them. They remain the property of their owners. Unless we say otherwise, showing a name or logo does not mean the company is affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by AI Training Jobs. If you own a name or logo and want it changed or removed, write to support@aitrainingjobs.app.

How AI is used

Some guides and page text are drafted with the help of AI writing tools. The numbers on the site (job counts, pay statistics, country and language lists) are calculated from the listings by code, not written by AI, and job descriptions are the employers' own text. The tools that estimate or check things run rules we wrote, and they do not send what you enter to an AI service. If you see an error, tell us and we will correct it.

Accuracy and corrections

Listings change daily and some data comes from third parties, so information can be out of date or wrong. If something looks off, write to support@aitrainingjobs.app with the page address. We correct errors and remove listings that break our rules. To report a suspicious job, use the report link on the job or write to abuse@aitrainingjobs.app.

More on how AI training data is gathered and checked is in the methodology.