735 priced listings · 740 tracked · computed 5 September 2026

735 listings publish compensation. 718 of them are hourly with a positive rate band, and every median and range on this page is drawn from them.

What the numbers say

Recalculated every time this page loads, from the 740 listings currently open. Nothing below is typed by hand.

01

LAW pays the most, not OTHER

law listings run a median of $110/hr, topping out at $400. other is the biggest category by volume — 218 of 718 rate observations — and sits at $70.

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02

The spread inside a field is wider than the gap between fields

law runs $13 to $400 — a 31× range within one field, against a $48–$110 spread across all of them. The field alone does not settle which band a listing sits in.

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03

99% publish a rate before you apply

735 of 740 listings state a band up front. 16 pay per task or per project rather than hourly, and are excluded from every median here rather than converted into one. The rest publish no figure, and no figure is estimated for them.

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Every field

FieldLowMedianHighRate observations
LAW$13$110$40092
SCIENCES$30$95$28042
FINANCE$20$85$28055
MEDICINE$25$85$25041
STEM AND CODING$6$80$280144
OTHER$6$70$280218
CREATIVE$15$60$30024
GENERALIST$6$49$20046
LANGUAGES$10$48$15056

By platform

PlatformLowMedianHighRate observations
Mercor$8$80$250412
micro1$6$70$400306

How to read this

  • Figures are the published bands on listings we track. They are what the platform advertises, not what every contributor is paid.
  • Each listing counts as the midpoint of its advertised band. The median is the middle of those midpoints, so one unusually rich posting cannot drag it.
  • Listings without a published rate are excluded rather than guessed at — 5 of 740 right now.
  • A field appears here once it has 3 or more rate observations. Below that there is a number but not a statistic, so we show nothing rather than a median standing on one posting.
  • One listing advertises a floor of $0. It appears on its listing exactly as published, and is left out of the figures above — a zero floor is not a low rate, it is the absence of one.
  • Rates are set by the platforms. We have no influence over them and earn nothing extra when they rise.
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The listings behind the numbers

Every figure on this page comes from a live listing you can open, with its published band, who it is open to, and what it screens for. Search by skill, language or credential.

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What the screening asks

Mercor and micro1 both screen with an AI interviewer before a human sees you. Each listing carries prep questions with what the question is testing and where candidates lose points.

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