First task templates

Humans who verify what your AI produces.

Scope a bounded task for a human to review AI output, verify automation runs, clean data, research options, make calls, or qualify leads. Draft first; review before anything is published.

Scope my first QA taskSee sample proof report

What happens next. You draft the task, review the scope, set a fixed budget, and decide when to publish. Where checkout is configured, employers pay a 1% platform fee plus a fixed 3% processing charge where checkout is configured, and workers receive the listed payout after you approve the delivered work.

Pick a starter task

Each template pre-fills the draft form with a scope, a deliverable, and a suggested budget you can change.

AI output review / QA

Have a human check AI-written content, support replies, claims, citations, or recommendations for risk and accuracy.

Suggested: $29–$99

issue tableevidencesuggested fixes

Draft AI QA task

Automation / agent run verification

Ask a reviewer to spot-check AI-agent or automation runs and flag pass/fail, anomalies, and recurring failure modes.

Suggested: $49–$199

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Draft automation QA task

Data cleanup / enrichment

Clean, dedupe, enrich, or verify a small spreadsheet or record sample with judgment calls clearly flagged.

Suggested: $49–$199

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Draft data cleanup task

Research with human judgment

Request a sourced shortlist, trade-off analysis, and recommendation against your decision criteria.

Suggested: $39–$149

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Draft research task

Phone call or fact verification

Ask a human to confirm availability, pricing, contact details, local facts, or short call outcomes.

Suggested: $15–$79

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Draft phone/fact-check task

Lead list qualification

Have a person review a lead list against clear criteria and return qualified/maybe/not-qualified with source notes.

Suggested: $0.30–$1/lead or fixed batch

scored listsource notes

Draft lead qualification task

What a strong post includes

Three things a worker needs before saying yes, and you need before approving the result.

  1. Inputs

    URLs, files, public sources, screenshots, AI outputs, logs, or exact prompts to review. Do not share passwords or production credentials.

  2. Deliverable

    Issue table, spreadsheet, screenshots, call log, source list, corrected text, or summary memo.

  3. Acceptance criteria

    Checkable statements that define done: number of items reviewed, proof required, deadline, and what is out of scope.

Scope your first task

Start from the AI review template, set a budget, and review the draft. Nothing is published or charged until you decide.

Draft a taskSee sample deliverables