DataAnnotation
Non-affiliateCoding and writing tasks for training large language models
Verified UK pay range
£18–£40/hr
At a glance
Typical UK pay: £18–£40/hr. UK eligible: Yes, Open to UK contributors; paid via PayPal.. Pays via PayPal. Rates verified 1 September 2026.
Overview
DataAnnotation is a well-established platform paying contributors to write and review training data for large language models, with a strong coding track. It is straightforward to use and pays reliably, though availability fluctuates. We cover it in full despite it having no affiliate programme, coverage depth is never tied to commission.
How it works for UK contributors
You complete an initial skills assessment. If accepted, you're offered coding and writing tasks through the platform dashboard. Each task has clear instructions and a per-task or per-hour rate. Completed work is quality-reviewed and paid out on a regular schedule.
Pros
- Solid mid-range pay for coding and writing tasks
- Clear per-task instructions
- Reliable payment via PayPal
Cons
- No affiliate programme, we earn nothing for coverage
- Project availability can be uneven
- Quality review can be strict
Acceptance tips
Pass the initial assessment carefully, it determines your eligibility and starting project pool. Coding contributors should expect algorithmic and debugging questions. Keep your first submissions clean; quality scores gate access to higher-paying batches.
Side-gig income is usually taxable. Up to £1,000/year is tax-free under the trading allowance, see gov.uk. Information, not tax advice.
Live roles on DataAnnotation
- Code Reviewer (JavaScript)£18–£40/hr
Frequently asked
- Is DataAnnotation open to UK contributors?
- Yes. UK contributors can sign up and are paid via PayPal. Confirm current options on the platform's own page.
- Does DataAnnotation have an affiliate programme?
- No. There is no affiliate programme for this platform. Our link earns no commission, and we cover it in full regardless.
- How much does DataAnnotation pay?
- Our verified range is £18–£40/hr depending on task type and domain. Coding tasks tend toward the higher end.
No affiliate programme exists for this platform, this link earns no commission.
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