Office & Coworking Video Capture — LATAM
- Pay
- From $7/hr
- Location
- Mexico, Brazil, Argentina +3 more
- Type
- Contract
- Posted
- May 26, 2026
- Languages
- English
As an Office Capture contributor, you record first-person video of meeting rooms, hot desks, coworking spaces, and informal collaboration. The footage trains AI assistants that need to understand office work — calendar tools, meeting transcription, document handling, and collaboration software.
Typical scenes include walking into a meeting room, sitting down, opening a laptop, navigating between paper and screen, and side-of-desk conversations. Sessions run 30–60 minutes.
This pairs naturally with knowledge workers, freelancers, and anyone using coworking memberships.
This variant is open to contributors across Latin America — Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, and Peru. Pay is $7/hour USD, fixed flat rate, paid via international transfer (Wise, Payoneer, or local equivalent) on a bi-weekly cadence. USD purchasing power makes this a meaningful supplemental income across the region.
Claru contractors are independent — no fixed hours, no minimum commitment. You take captures that fit your schedule and skip the ones that don't.
Skills
- Access to an office, coworking space, or shared work environment
- Smartphone or wearable camera
- Comfort recording during meetings and desk work
- Reliable internet for upload
- Ability to follow scene briefs precisely
FAQ
What about recording coworkers without consent?
Our review pipeline blurs incidental faces before training. For scenes featuring identifiable colleagues, we provide a short consent form they can sign — captures with signed consent pay a premium.
Can I capture remote work-from-home office scenes?
Yes — home office captures fall under our Residential Indoor category instead.
How much does Office & Coworking capture pay in LATAM?
LATAM contributors (MX, BR, AR, CO, CL, PE) are paid $7/hour USD flat, via Wise/Payoneer, bi-weekly.
When do I get paid?
Bi-weekly. The first batch typically lands 7–10 days after your first approved capture.