Marketplace discovery

What should people hire humans for?

GoHireHumans should be shaped by real demand. Browse task ideas, signal what you would pay for or do, or turn an idea into a draft job. Nothing is published until you review and submit.

Help define the marketplace

These are example task ideas, not limits. Record your interest or turn any idea into a draft job. Votes are counted in analytics only; nothing is published until you review and submit.

testing

Test a website signup flow

Walk through a signup or checkout flow on a real device and report every point of friction with screenshots.

Suggested starting budget: $25

expert_review

Review AI output for trust issues

Read AI-written copy, replies, or claims and flag anything inaccurate, risky, or off-brand with evidence.

Suggested starting budget: $35

research

Build a sourced lead list

Find a small set of matching companies or people and cite the public source for every row.

Suggested starting budget: $50

phone_calls

Make a phone call and report back

Call a business, ask a scripted question, and return the answer as a short call log.

Suggested starting budget: $25

local_check

Check a local place or take photos

Visit a public location, confirm what is there, and return dated photos and notes.

Suggested starting budget: $40

data_cleanup

Clean up a spreadsheet

Dedupe, normalise, and flag ambiguous rows in a small sheet, with a change log.

Suggested starting budget: $30

research

Compare vendor options

Shortlist three to five vendors against your criteria and explain the trade-offs.

Suggested starting budget: $45

testing

Human review of chatbot responses

Score a batch of chatbot answers against source documents and record what was wrong.

Suggested starting budget: $35

research

Verify source links in AI research

Open every citation in an AI-assisted report and confirm it exists and says what is claimed.

Suggested starting budget: $30

Have a different idea?

Describe any real-world or digital task you want a human to do. You get a draft to review; nothing is published or charged until you decide.