Warehouse & Fulfillment Video Capture — United States

As a Warehouse Capture contributor, you record first-person video while moving through warehouses, fulfillment centers, and inventory rooms. The data trains robotic picking systems, autonomous forklift navigation, and warehouse-management AI.

Scenes include pallet navigation, shelf scanning, package handling, and item retrieval. We work with people who already have warehouse access through their day job, plus self-employed contractors who run their own micro-fulfillment.

A typical capture session is 30–45 minutes during normal warehouse operations.

This variant is open to contributors based in the United States. Pay is $15/hour USD, fixed flat rate, paid via direct deposit (ACH) on a bi-weekly cadence. US contributors typically run two to four captures per week and complete the first paid batch within 7–10 days of approval.

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 a warehouse, stockroom, or fulfillment space
• Smartphone or wearable camera
• Comfort recording while walking through industrial environments
• Safety awareness around forklifts and moving equipment
• Reliable internet for upload

FAQ

I work at a warehouse — can I record during my shift?
Yes, with employer consent. We provide a consent template. Many warehouse workers earn meaningful extra income recording during their regular shifts.

Do I need a hard hat or PPE on camera?
Whatever your warehouse normally requires — we want footage that matches real operating conditions, PPE and all.

How much does Warehouse & Fulfillment capture pay in United States?
US contributors are paid $15/hour USD flat, via ACH, bi-weekly.

When do I get paid?
Bi-weekly. The first batch typically lands 7–10 days after your first approved capture.